Category: Hardware Reviews

Google Pixel 9a

Google and its Pixel A series. It's almost a tradition by now: take the top of the range, cut a few frills here and there, keep the heart (chip and camera), and offer it all at an attractive price. And so, right on time...

Sony WF-C710N

Sony continues to update its audio lineup, and this time it's the turn of the WF-C710N, intended to follow in the footsteps of the highly regarded (but not perfect, from what we read) WF-C700N. The promise? Improved ANC, more features, and the usual Sony quality,…

Sennheiser HD 550

Sennheiser is a well-known name, especially when it comes to headphones that aren't for young people who demand Bluetooth everywhere (like us, hahaha!). The Sennheiser HD 550 go exactly in this direction: headphones for active listening, not passive listening.…

Samsung 9100 PRO

After a long wait, Samsung has finally unveiled its flagship SSD for the PCIe 5.0 market: the 9100 PRO, available in both heatsink and non-heatsink variants. We've been following the evolution of this type of product for years, and the arrival…

ASUS ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV

The Asus ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV presents itself as a serious contender in the professional monitor sector, designed for those seeking the ideal combination of high resolution and color accuracy. This 27-inch monitor, with its 5K resolution,…

ASUS ROG Pelta

Asus continues on its path, offering gaming headsets that leave the past behind and reorienting the Taiwanese brand in a direction we like more and more. It turns out that producing quality stuff, then…