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Drift-less thumbsticks are let down by some off-putting buttons and a frustrating design, although this controller is unbeaten for on-the-go customization.

With its all-metal durability, the L4 could be a gaming keyboard that will last you a long time. But the abnormally high price stops it from being an easy recommendation.

A fully metal custom keyboard with amped up Hall Effect switches to boot, for out of this world gaming and astronomical typing experience.

Soaring ahead of the competition, the K673 is an amazing budget keyboard from Redragon — although at this price, you should expect some sacrifices to quality control

Plenty of customization, QMK firmware and a solid build make the GMMK Pro a sound investment, especially now its younger siblings have driven prices down.

Taking an ‘if it ain’t broke’ approach to the design, the Maya 8K impresses as a high performance gaming mouse that demands to be taken to your next LAN tournament

This very pretty, full-sized keyboard holds up well for both gaming and productivity, but is let down by a lack of features.

Arachnophobes, come back — don’t miss one of the best DualShock-inspired controllers available right now, featuring TMR technology and clockwork button swapping.

Switch on and chill out — the Instant Cold Brewer makes iced drinks fast without the need to boil anything first.

A highly customizable controller with Hall Effect thumbsticks and triggers, the GameSir G7 SE is a great upgrade for your Xbox gamepad.

Build issues don’t detract much from one of the best productivity boards I’ve used, thanks largely to the V3 Max’s fantastic typing experience.

The Metal Crush Defender is comfortable and boasts awesome looks. It ‘crushes’ the competition with highly accurate TMR thumbsticks, raising the controller to the upper echelons of gamepads.

The M68 deserves a place alongside the greats of competitive gaming, although there is something for everyone with its satisfying performance and sleek symmetrical design.

A good implementation of the ‘’Kone’’ ergonomic case isn’t enough to cover for some frustrating design choices, letting down an affordable and comfortable gaming mouse

Offering a comfortable way to enhance your gaming audio, and doubling as a pair of almost-audiophile headphones, the MMX 300 Pro is only let down by a middling mic and a bit of a feature drought

A good gaming mouse, undermined by its lack of features