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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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The Corsair Harpoon V2 Wireless is one of the best gaming mice I've ever used - but it's just a bit too small (opens the original)
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The Corsair Harpoon V2 Wireless is a generally very solid choice of mouse for users who want low-latency wireless gaming without a sky-high price tag. With tri-mode connectivity and a comfortable, ergonomic design constructed with sturdy materials, it's an easy recommendation – though large-handed gamers should be warned that it's fairly small. Too small to be comfortable for larger-handed users Removable rear foot has a tendency to trap debris Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing
Sorry Corsair, the Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless isn't quite worth the wait (opens the original)
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The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless is a surprise sequel of sorts, showing up to the party almost seven years after the launch of the original Nightsword RGB. Sadly, this new model has nixed the greatest selling point of its predecessor – an adjustable weight tuning mechanism – as well as failing to fix some of the first Nightsword's issues. While it's still a generally decent ergonomic gaming mouse, I just don't think it does enough to set itself apart from the competition. Comfortable ergonomic
The Razer Kiyo V2 is an excellent webcam, even though its fancy new AI features aren't really that exciting (opens the original)
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The Razer Kiyo V2 is a fantastic webcam that delivers high-quality 4K video performance, with an intelligent design and rich feature set that make it ideal for streamers (or anyone who really wants to look good on Zoom calls). But USB-C is mandatory - like, really mandatory - and the new AI features integrated into the Kiyo V2 feel a little half-baked, more like an effort to put AI front and center in the marketing material than an actual game-changer. Synapse software offers lots of customizati
The Medion Signium 27 S1 AIO can't compete with the Apple iMac, but it's still decent value for money (opens the original)
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In terms of value for money in today's rapidly disintegrating PC hardware market, the Medion Signium 27 S1 is a competent choice of all-in-one desktop system that delivers solid performance in everyday workloads at a price point that won't break the bank. But the screen and speakers could certainly be better, meaning it's not ideal for double duty as an entertainment system, and the bundled keyboard and mouse don't feel nearly as good as they look. Decent everyday performance for the price Strai
Warframe's Tau update is a noir detective story unlike anything I was expecting, and I love it (opens the original)
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So, it's finally happening: Warframe is going to the Tau system later this year, in a hotly anticipated major update that has been repeatedly teased for years. Having just watched the reveal live at TennoCon 2026, I have to say... any predictions I had about this update could not have been more wrong. Last year's The Old Peace update gave us a glimpse of Tau's distant past, showing glittering orbital academies and futuristic humans living in harmony with the robotic Sentient race. As it turns ou
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