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- Sep 30, 2026
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This gaming laptop from Asus has to be the most spectacular I’ve ever tested — but you’ll have to pay a small fortune for it (opens the original)
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We’ve seen dual-screen laptops before, but they’re still something of a rarity, especially in a full-fledged gaming laptop. So it’s impressive what Asus has managed to achieve here, packing two 3K OLED displays (with touchscreen functionality no less), a detachable keyboard, and an RTX 50 series GPU into a form factor that isn’t as cumbersome as you might imagine. It also performs exceptionally well, although battery life is underwhelming at best. It’s a niche prospect for sure, but if you must
I tested Logitech’s new mechanical keyboard, and its a stern rival to Razer boards — and one clever feature sets it apart (opens the original)
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The Logitech G316 X is a competent mechanical keyboard with a premium feel and solid-feeling, satisfying switches. There’s a decent selection of input customizations, too, although none that actually impact performance. The integrated screen is also rather useless. However, these negatives aren’t too damaging, considering the G316 X is better value than many other premium equivalents. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you're
I tested HP’s MacBook Air rival and its design is close to Apple's best laptop — but when it comes to battery life, this Windows option is unbeatable (opens the original)
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The HP OmniBook X 14 is another stellar laptop from the brand, bearing its hallmark quality. The thin body is quite the marvel, while the all-round performance is excellent, handling everyday tasks with aplomb. Its battery life is also remarkable, and to cap it all off, it’s reasonably priced next to its rivals. Not many 14-inch laptops offer a more complete package for less. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you're buying t
This Xbox and PC controller I tested impressed me more than Microsoft’s offering — and I couldn’t quite believe the price (opens the original)
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The Drakong Challenger is a no-thrills Xbox and PC controller, shorn of bells and whistles to focus on top-tier performance instead, courtesy of its Hall Effect sticks and triggers and tactile buttons. The headphone jack is a welcome addition, but it lacks wireless connectivity and customization software. Still, these omissions are hard to complain about at this price point. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you're buying th
This gaming chair has more versatile armrests than the Secretlab Titan's — and it's not the only feature that stands out (opens the original)
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The Boulies Master Rex (2026) is a comfortable gaming chair with plenty of adjustments and a useful integrated footrest. However, the seat is firmer than the previous model’s, while the new 6D armrests excel in some ways but disappoint in others. Ultimately, though, the Master Rex’s level of adjustability and comfort are certainly welcome at this price point. Lumbar adjustment dials are awkward to use Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you c
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