Following 2024's Burst II Air, the 56 g Burst II Pro retains the ambidextrous shape and optical main buttons switches, but adds 8000 Hz wired and wireless polling. PixArt's PAW3950 sensor is used, and Turtle Beach advertises up to 150 hours of battery life at 1000 Hz and 40 hours at 8000 Hz.

The Asustor AS1202T is a budget friendly NAS that delivers surprisingly good storage performance while being quiet and power efficient. It does have some interesting quirks though and it might also be a sign of things to come considering component pricing trends.

The NZXT H2 Mini-PC packs high-end desktop power into a 20.7-liter chassis, featuring a Ryzen 7 9800X3D or Intel CPU, and liquid cooling alongside an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080. With impressive benchmarks, solid cooling, and a sleek design, it's a powerful choice for gamers and creators seeking compact performance without compromise.

The Geekom X14 Pro is a sleek machine that pairs a gorgeous OLED with a metal chassis. It’s impressively thin and light, yet packed with useful features like a fingerprint reader and an E-shutter. Under heavy load the laptop remains surprisingly comfortable to use. Overall, this compellingly-priced notebook delivers great battery life, expandable I/O, and enough power for some light gaming.

If the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Glacial is a little out of your price range but you still want an ultra high-end motherboard for your AMD CPU. The Crosshair X870E Dark Hero is awash with cutting edge features and a sprinkling of future-proofing, and could be just what you're looking for.

The Cooler Master Cosmos is back, called the Cosmos Alpha in this iteration of the chassis. It stays true to the DNA of the longest running flagship series in the industry. The Cosmos Alpha blends the latest extremes in terms of size, framing materials and engineering, while looking just as beautiful as ever.

ID-Cooling's FX360 LCD PE takes their display-equipped AIO offerings to the next level. Featuring daisy-chainable fans with a versatile RPM range and zero-RPM functionality, combined with a straightforward installation and impressive performance, it stands out as a strong and affordable display-equipped AIO.

With the ambidextrous HTM Plus, G-Wolves delivers a much larger, solid-shell variant of the Hati shape at just 36 g. PixArt's PAW3950 sensor, 8000 Hz wired and wireless polling, SR latch for the lowest possible click latency, and Nordic's latest 54 series MCU for higher battery life complete the package.

Quite possibly the most desirable motherboard we've ever reviewed, ASUS has outdone itself with unique features, an epic design and some of the best results we've seen. It's just a shame you'll need to sell a kidney to own one.

The ORIGIN CODE Vortex series makes a bold entrance into the DDR5 market, offering a blend of ultra high capacity paired with enthusiast-grade timings that are sure to catch the eye of performance seekers. In this review, we'll examine the Vortex 192 GB memory kit, its performance metrics, compatibility, and overall value proposition. We'll also compare it to other leading options in the market. Join us as we unpack the potential of this promising DDR5 debut.