Like almost any brand, Turtle Beach can be hit or miss. To their eternal credit, they were among the first headphone manufacturers to start making products for gamers specifically. Pushing past superficial features like racing strips and LEDs, Turtle Beach recognized that gamers use their gear differently. A full length movie or CD runs about …
One of the most interesting places for headsets is inside the $300 range. Outside of gaming headsets, about $300 is enough for entry-level audiophile headphones. You’d probably need to tack on another $100 for an amplifier, and you’d lose almost every type of headphone feature you can name in exchange for sound quality. But the …
Until quite recently, facial recognition features were something you could only find on high end cameras. When they did finally make their way down towards entry-level equipment, the first generation of gear had plenty of issues. But time heals all wounds, even when it comes to Wi-Fi security cameras. In most respects, entry-level security cameras …
Athletic headphones come in many shapes and sizes. Most of them are fairly portable, without asking you to give up too much battery power. And they’re comfortable, without being at risk of falling out of your ear the moment you start to move. But there are gradients to things like portability, comfort, and battery life. …
When it comes to online games, whether for console or PC, your entire system is only as responsive as your Internet connection. If you wanted to undermine the performance of the best gaming PC machine in the world, all you’d have to do is pair it up with a weak router. In an increasingly always-connected …