GameSir Nova Lite 2 Review: Cheaper but Better?

GameSir Nova Lite 2 Review: Cheaper but Better?

One of the regularly mentioned “Best Budget Controllers” has been the GameSir Nova Lite. A $25-ish controller that manages to connect to just about anything while still being a solid piece of kit. However, the Nova family extends well past that one controller. The OG...
Retroid Pocket Flip 2: A Few Months Later

Retroid Pocket Flip 2: A Few Months Later

I had such a weird ride with the Retroid Pocket Flip 2. I had one preordered with the bundle for the classic night one or release. After watching some reviews, I decided to cancel the Flip. I then got FOMO and ordered one in May when they extended the tariff policy...
Minisforum UM880 Plus Review: A 2 Pint Powerhouse

Minisforum UM880 Plus Review: A 2 Pint Powerhouse

In the world of handhelds, we’re focused on one thing: playing the game of “setup” with our devices. But we never ask what device we use to do that. Are we sending stuff from a laptop to a handheld? Do we have a proper desktop for it? Is that desktop too big? Well,...
Fantech EOS Pro IIS Review: A Clicky Controller

Fantech EOS Pro IIS Review: A Clicky Controller

In today’s market, a majority of controllers choose to follow a similar path. Offset sticks, stacked shoulders, and the Xbox One/Series styled ergonomics appeal to the most amount of people at once. While that may be the case, some companies choose to go against the...