Computing Reviews

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro comes with six dedicated macro keys, media controls and it’s great for productivity. But its middling gaming performance, among other flaws, hold it back.

The Cherry MX LP 2.1 is a great low-profile keyboard to type and game on thanks to speedy switches, and its 65% layout makes it a great travel buddy. But it’ll cost you a pretty penny.

The GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro will please sci-fi fans with its futuristic aesthetic, dual RGB systems and sturdy build and it offers a superb typing experience to back it up.

The Redragon Blue Siren K654 offers great gaming and typing performance and it has a lovely design — all for just $69. But the low price means the keyboard has a couple of noteworthy drawbacks.

The Meta Quest 3S contains many of the Quest 3’s signature features, including color passthrough, speedy performance, a compact design and robust app library — all for $299.

The TP-Link Deco BE63 is a more affordable Wi-Fi 7-powered mesh router system that will do the job and more for most people.

The MelGeek MADE68 is a great Hall Effect magnetic keyboard for gaming and work, plus it looks awesome. However, other similarly priced keyboards one-up it.

Built for creators and gamers alike

The Reyee RG-E6 delivers great performance for gamers on a budget even though it’s powered by Wi-Fi 6 instead of the latest wireless tech.

The MacBook Air 13-inch M3 isn't all that different from its predecessor but its M3 processor makes it the most powerful MacBook Air yet. This is now arguably the best Apple laptop for most people.