Review: KuWFi AX1800 PoE WAP

Review: KuWFi AX1800 PoE WAP

Up until very recently I’d used an old Cisco WAP121 as my wireless access point in my garden office, and for a long time it was absolutely fine.  It was…
Review: FIFINE Ampligame A22 RGB Speakers

Review: FIFINE Ampligame A22 RGB Speakers

Desktop computer speakers are a bit of an afterthought for most people.  Through the 90s and into the 2000s they were a massively important accompaniment to any half-decent gaming rig,…
Review: Antec PRIZM Matrix

Review: Antec PRIZM Matrix

The PRIZM Matrix from antec is a pretty unique concept. These days pretty much all cases can accept a multitude of fans with the bare minimum on even a small…
Review: TP-Link Archer C5400X

Review: TP-Link Archer C5400X

Appearance This is quite possibly the most ridiculous looking router I've ever seen. I work in the enterprise IT field, so my perception of what a router should look like…
Antec P101 Silent Review

Antec P101 Silent Review

A while back I was promised a P101 by Antec, the first review sample I would have received since deciding to blog again. Problem is they never actually sent it, I had a meeting scheduled with their PR guy which was cancelled, and then silence.

I’d already commited to the idea of using it for a home server build, so I’d have to go out and buy it myself… It better be good.

Review: TVS-e Gold Bharat Keyboard

Living in India has its perks. Sure it’s hot, it’s often smelly, the airs polluted and there’s people everywhere.

But, there is a huge amount of manufacturing here and prices are often based on what people can afford, not what companies want you to pay.

Review: Deep Cool Matrexx 55 Case

Review: Deep Cool Matrexx 55 Case

A while back I was in need of a new case for my Unicorn Orgy build. I’d tried cramming all the hardware into a Corsair Carbide Series case but it was all a bit cheap and plain looking.

I took myself off to Nehru Place where I found the excellent Deep Cool Matrexx 55 case for 4000 INR (around £45). Frankly, at that price, this case is an absolute bargain, and a quick look at several online retailers shows that you can expect to pay the same or slightly more depending on where you live.

Review: Lenovo Ideapad 330s 15″

Review: Lenovo Ideapad 330s 15″

Lenovo has long been associated with exceptional performance in both the business sector and, to an extent, the gaming sector with it’s Thinkpad and Ideapad lineups.


Case and point my main machine for a couple of years was an Ideapad Y500 gaming laptop, with a Core i7 processor and SLI Nvidia 650M graphics cards.

Review: Redragon Gainer M610 Mouse

Review: Redragon Gainer M610 Mouse

I’ve never bought in to the idea that you need to spend an awful lot of money to get a usable experience with a mouse. Not to say that the uber-expensive offerings from Logitech or Corsair aren’t good products, they just don’t offer the best bang for the buck.

My preference has always been to spend less than £20 on a mouse, something I’ve managed to achieve with room to spare with the Redragon Gainer M610 mouse.