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Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X Limited Edition Review – 100 years of audio

Beyerdynamic, one of the oldest and most respected headphone brands, is celebrating its 100th anniversary by refreshing one of its classic models: the closed-back DT 770 Pro. This special...

Asus ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG Review – Glossy life

It seems that in 2024, OLED displays are as ubiquitous as AI. Once exclusive to high-end TVs, OLEDs are now available in various forms and sizes. At PowerUp, we’ve...

Dell XPS 16 9640 Review – Love at first sight

Dells new XPS 16 is a gorgeous, premium laptop that performs excellently with a great performance and all-day battery.

JBL Quantum Stream Wireless USB-C Review

JBL surprises with a product that is decidedly not for gamers but more for the content creators among us.

Steelseries Arctis Nova 5 Review – Killer App

Steelseries returns with a midrange headset that is boosted by an excellent app with 100's of game audio presets and a 60 hour battery

OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite Review: Tiny but Mighty

OBSBOT took its triumphant 4K smart webcam, shaved the price in half with minimal compromise to features and quality. It's awesome

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AndaSeat X-Air Pro Mesh Gaming Chair Review: Stunning but Frustrating

Gaming chair brands have been blurring the line between flashy aesthetics and ergonomic office functionality for years, and AndaSeat is the latest to jump...

Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 Review: Audiophile Sound isn’t enough

Beyer's new wireless headphones have great engineering and features but still left me feeling cold.

Monster Hunter Wilds Review (PS5 Pro) | Tamer But Terrific

I still remember the first time I stepped into the world of Monster Hunter. I was a wide-eyed rookie, fumbling through clunky controls and...

Sonos Ace Review: Aced it on the first try

Sonos nails it with it's first ever headphone. Excellent sound, noise-cancellation and intuitive controls but a hefty price tag will deter many

Logitech Astro A50 Gen 5 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset Review: King of the hill

The A50 Gen 5 loses the video switching feature of the A50 X but its actually the better for it.