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Review: Philips 27B2G5500 Business Monitor – Think you’ve seen them all? Think again
When it comes to monitors, few companies can boast of having a rich pedigree like Philips. I’m sure Frederick Philips and his son, Gerard, would have their minds blown away at the advances in technology since their humble beginnings in the 19th Century. Today, I’m going to cast my beady eye over the Philips 27b2g5500.
Review: COLO GCS: The World’s First
7.1.2Ch Speakers for PC
I’ve had a previous encounter with Cololight, back in 2024.  I wouldn’t exactly describe it as a love affair, but it was my first foray into the Smart Lighting niche. I live in quite a claustrophobic house and personal space is at a premium, so the enjoyment derived from a smart lighting arrangement was lost...
Review: Lenovo Slim 7i Aura 14 – Striking the Balance Between Elegance and Power!
You’re in the market for a slim laptop that is powerful, doesn’t get extremely hot and uses AI integration in a way that doesn’t feel invasive. Well, I’ve got the product for you! The all new Lenovo Slim 7i Aura Edition. This new product from Lenovo is pretty incredible. Lenovo has taken a bold step...
Review: Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 3D Printer – Cutting Edge, User-Friendly Resin Printing
The Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra is the latest powerhouse in resin 3D printing, offering a blend of precision and performance that’s hard to beat at its price point. Resin printing is generally know to give super shar results and excellent quality pieces but with a steep learning curve and numerous downsides. Will the Elegoo Saturn...
Review: EPOS Impact 460 – Sound Beyond Calls: Music and Media Performance
The EPOS DNA can be traced as far back as 1904. In its incarnation as Sennheiser Communications, it formed part of the Danish company Demant, which manufactured medical hearing aids.
Review: Look Outside – A Haunting Masterclass in Apartment-Bound Horror!
Look Outside is a haunting, pixel-art survival horror game that manages to be both deeply unsettling and surprisingly strategic. Developed by Francis Coulombe and published by Devolver Digital, this indie gem fuses classic turn-based combat with oppressive atmosphere and psychological horror in a way that feels fresh and distinct. Set entirely within an apartment building...