The AURA GL360 V2 from Gamdias shows that sometimes, keeping it simple really pays off. With solid performance, handy features and a sleek design, it checks a lot of boxes without breaking the bank. But in a market this competitive, is that enough to stand out?

AMD's B850 chipset is here and the first board we're looking at costs $300, but still includes PCIe Gen 5 support for SSDs and graphics cards while maintaining great VRM cooling and plenty of features. However, how does it stack up against cheaper B650 or slightly pricier X870 options?

SCYROX is a new name in the mouse industry, aiming to offer high-quality peripherals at affordable prices. For $69.99, the ambidextrous SCYROX V8 offers PixArt's latest PAW3950 sensor, Omron optical switches, and 8000 Hz wireless polling, wrapped into a 40 g solid-shell package.

The Klevv Genuine G560 is a PCI-Express 5.0 M.2 solid-state-drive that can reach transfer rates of over 14 GB/s. Unlike other drives it comes with a decent, fanless, heatsink preinstalled. In our testing we're not only looking at raw performance, but also thermals and throttling.

Join us to explore the factors that drive DRAM temperatures and their role in system stability after tuning. We go up to DDR5-800 and uncover key insights to help sidestep common pitfalls and achieve maximum system performance along the way.

INTUAURA is a new IEM brand that has a lot going for it, to the point where it's already making IEMs for other more known brands. It uses single dynamic drivers with DSP cables to put out good quality sound with different tuning styles, including for its flagship Lakeview that we examine today.

ASUS enters the magnetic switch keyboard market with the ROG Falchion Ace HFX. This is a 65% form factor keyboard that uses every accessible surface for something useful, including hardware controls to put rapid trigger and actuation point customization at your disposal, using software to further enhance the user experience.

HIFIMAN brings its new Unveiled driver tech to the Arya line, with the new Arya Unveiled making a strong case to be the default $1000-2000 open-back headphones recommendation. It improves upon the predecessors with better quality vocals while maintaining excellent technicalities, and offers a neutral and fatigue-free tonality that will interest many audiophiles.

The Maono PD400X combines USB-C and XLR connectivity, delivering rich, full-bodied sound with no particular tweaking needed. With a reasonable price tag of $150, that makes it an easy recommendation to anyone looking to kick off their podcasting or live streaming career.

The SilverStone SETA H2M is a smaller variant of the H2, but still checks off all the boxes we have come to expect from the SETA line. So you still get the all-metal exterior of the H2 combined with massive storage capabilities and big fans. SilverStone has also modernized the interior to allow for BTF support and other fun details.