By using the SXFI AMP, we can benefit from the Super X-Fi effects in any application, be it Android or on PC/consoles, unlike a Super X-Fi Enabled device, which works only with the offline audio player. The Aurvana Trio LS are aimed towards cost efficiency and offer good quality audio thanks to the LSR driver technology; the headphones do not use triple drivers as you would think from the name (older versions did) but compensates with other technology such as the sawtooth sheath cabling or the good quality in-line microphone. read more

The QP77 Power Bank really looks great as a fashion element and offers the same capacity as the GP28 model we have reviewed a while back. The LED display has now been replaced by four individual LEDs on the side, but the new model also includes up to 3A charging at 5V. Another benefit with the QP77 is that it can charge in about 3.5 hours with Power Delivery, while the older model could only charge in about 6 hours. read more

The Rocket Pro drive, while not as speedy as the XTRM-Q TB3 model, offers enough performance for most applications while protecting itself from damage due to overheating thanks to its aluminum chassis. When continuously writing to the drive, it will become quite warm so if you do plan on working with very large projects, we recommend placing its chassis in a well-ventilated environment. read more

The T.G.A. Wireless is quite a light mouse given the included 580mA battery, which can help with quite a bit of usage time from a single charge, while the chassis shape matches the wired version we have tested previously, which remains comfortable even when used for long periods of time. This version is using the high-end PixArt PAW3370 sensor, the one we have found with the Mountain Makalu 67 as well and the tracking was flawless in multiple games we have used for testing such as Escape Academy, Heroes of The Storm, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy and Command and Conquer Remastered Collection. In terms of latency, we did not notice any difference between wired and wireless modes, which is… read more

UD80 1TB PCIe 3.0 SSD from Silicon Power incorporates the MAXIO MAP1202 controller which offers a low-cost DRAMless solution and is paired with four 3D NAND ICs from a brand we could not easily identify. As a caching solution, HMB is used so the performance of the drive is strictly dependent on the computer configuration. The drive can be picked up with capacities from 250GB and up to 2TB and thanks to the fact that it functions with excellent thermals, it can be installed in most compatible laptops as well! read more