The RG476H is Anbernic’s most polished T820 handheld yet. 4.7” 120Hz screen, great build, but is it enough in 2025’s crowded market?
Despite their low price and premium build, these anonymous Amazon handhelds disappoint due to terrible software, awkward controls, and a bizarre square display.
Xbox or PlayStation? Usually, it’s a console discussion, but Fantech has two controllers that fit both layouts. So the question becomes. Which do you get?
A 24.5-inch Mini LED gaming monitor with 1440p resolution and 240Hz refresh rate. See if the INNOCN 25M2S fits your setup.
Most Controllers on the Market land between $40-$70, but if you spend more do you get more? Flydigi sets out to answer that with the Apex 5.
Game Console is back with the XF40H, a brand new 1:1 offering for retro handheld enthusiasts. Is this the budget sequel to the RGB30 that we’ve been asking for?
How much would you spend on a controller? $50? $70? What about $230? The HexGaming Phantom is a premium PS5 controller that does everything. But is it worth it?
Nostalgia meets reality: The NSO GameCube controller looks like the real deal, but its limited use and feel may leave fans disappointed.
Anbernic, usually the budget champ, has decided to go all out on their latest metal slab. Higher Power, higher weight, higher price. But is it any good?
The TrimUI Brick Hammer is more of the same excellence found in the original TrimUI Brick, this time sporting some stunning colors and a metal chassis.