Before working with MKAU Gaming, I had never been exposed to Lenovo as a gaming brand. The retailers I have previously worked at carried the brand, but they were more focused on the normal user or small businesses, and as much as they thought they could delve into the gaming

In the past few months, I’ve reviewed a few different headsets from various companies, and they’re all great at what they do, but they generally focused on one system at a time, meaning you had to unplug them to plug them into another device. SteelSeries has come through with the

Nanoleaf has come a long way since MKAU reviewed the Nanoleaf Canvas Squares all the way back in 2019. With the gaming industry booming, we have watched as the gaming community search for the ultimate look for their setup. As Nanoleaf has moved to the front of the competition in

Back in October 2021, Dell graciously gave us the chance to play with the G15 5511 gaming laptop, and considering its highly competitive price point, it performed admirably, and it well and truly exceeded my expectations. Now, in May 2022, Dell have sent us their new G15 5520. As a

In 2022, home office setups have become more important than ever, both in style and practicality. Furthermore, having a versatile and easy-to-move setup when traveling to and from the workplace can make life so much simpler. Thanks to the fine people over at ‘Twelve South’ we were able to put

Razer has a long history of giving the customer what they want. Boasting modern and slick designs does the ‘Viper V2 Pro’ live up to the Razer reputation? The Viper V2 Pro is one good-looking mouse. One thing I can commend Razer on as a whole is their style and

Ask almost anyone that works with the MKAU Gaming group what peripherals they have and a good few of us will mention at least one HyperX item. Heck, when we were recording podcasts together, it was usually done using a HyperX QuadCast microphone. There is no denying that they make

I don’t often find myself wondering what to write when it comes to hardware. There is usually so much to cover that the words just flow, but the issue here is not that I don’t know what to type. It’s because I have already written it. In all honesty, I

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. I love RGB! So much so that I’d been trying to teach myself to program Arduino boards and create my own RGB decorations, and it’ll come as no surprise that my PC is full of pretty colours. The ROCCAT Kone XP

PC gaming has long been a much more expensive endeavor (relatively speaking) than console gaming. Granted, PC gaming can also yield a far more superior graphical gaming experience. Provided you spend your hard-earned cash on high end components. But what is the point of building a high-end gaming PC if

Every PC needs a good reliable keyboard. Every gamer needs a good reliable keyboard. And even…every reviewer needs a good reliable keyboard. Does the Apex 3 TKL by SteelSeries cover any of these categories or even… all three? Read on to find out. Coming out of the box the Apex

I like buttons. Lots of buttons. My current gaming mouse has twenty in total, and each has its own purpose, but it’s getting a little long in the tooth. Fortunately, SteelSeries sent us the new AEROX 9 Wireless MMO/MOBA Gaming Mouse and seeing as I was in the market for

SteelSeries is about ‘For Glory’ and since 2001, this Danish peripheral developer and designer has been smashing goals as of late. Starting from a mousepad they have grown their empire to what it is today; a fierce competitor in the peripheral business. With an extensive catalogue of mice for the

I’ve always been a little sceptical of devices that cram several functions into one such as multifunction printers. The way I saw it, if the one part fails, the whole device is then practically useless. I figured you’re better off having individual items that do their own tasks so that

SteelSeries is about ‘For Glory’ and since 2001, this Danish peripheral developer and designer has been glorified through the many Esports teams that have won tournaments under their sponsorships. Starting from a mousepad they have grown their empire to what it is today; a fierce competitor in the peripheral business.

Pokèmon Go is still bopping with updates constantly, events dropping frequently and a die-hard community still in the hundred of thousands thriving. To make the life of an average Pokèmon Trainer more efficient there are plenty ‘Pokè’ watches on the markets that assist in collecting on the go. The Pocket

I rarely go to the cinema, but when I do, I can’t help but wonder how much fun it could be to plug my Xbox into the projector and play on a giant screen. The issue is, at least with my limited experience, is that spread over such a large

The ATEN USB-C 4K Ultra Gaming Mini Dock is a small and lightweight display device, ideal for Switch gamers that travel due to its space-saving design when compared to the Switch Dock. As the dock supports USB-C connections, any USB-C compatible device, including a selection of Apple products, can be

Some people, like myself, somewhat wrongly assumed that a 4K monitor would be great for gaming. Sure, they’ve got the resolution, but unless you’re willing to spend a significant amount of money, you’ll quite often be locked at a 60Hz refresh rate, and unless you’re prepared to dish out for

When I reviewed the Aurora R12, I didn’t think that there was much more that could be done to improve upon a machine that already had the muscle to handle everything you could throw at it. It turns out that I was wrong. The Aurora R13 has taken it to

Dell Alienware it seems, offers more flavors of its gaming machines than Baskins & Robbins does of its ice cream! After spending time with the M15 R4, I got to spend some time with the M15 R5 Ryzen Edition laptop containing a Ryzen 9 5900HX 8 core CPU and RTX-3070

I was lucky enough to be able to borrow a SNES off of SUBZERO2K to be able to test out the Wingman Converter for SNES/NES, created by Brook. They have been making converters for retro and modern consoles, all of which can be bought from https://www.brookaccessory.com/. Unboxing the converter, you

I’ll admit it, when it comes to computers, I’m an Intel fanboy through and through. There really isn’t any rhyme or reason for it, and I know that AMD is currently outperforming them by giving more bang for your buck, but I still just prefer them. I suppose it’s kind

I’m really starting to dig Skullcandy earbuds. I started off with the Skullcandy Indy Evo wireless earbuds back in 2020, followed by the Skullcandy Dime back in May, and as this year comes to an end and we carefully open the doors to 2022, I have now been given a

No one can deny, EPOS has a successful method and sticks to it. After reviewing both the H3 Hybrid Closed Acoustics and the H6PRO Closed Acoustics and being thoroughly impressed, they are back with their newest stylish premium headset, the ‘EPOS H3PRO Hybrid’. How do these stack up against their

Streaming and gaming is now a lucrative enterprise. More and more people are streaming and building communities of gamers, talking about their passions and dreams. Speaking of talking, talking is the gateway to knowing who someone truly is, and when I want to get to know my audience and friends,

Are you stuck on ideas for what to get the gamer in your life for Christmas? Perhaps you know someone who has expressed an interest in streaming? Either way, HyperX have you covered with the release of the Streamer Starter Pack, and it’s just in time for the big day.

A few months ago, I was given the chance to play around with the beast that is the Alienware X17 R1 gaming laptop, easily one of the best notebooks I’ve ever had the chance to play with. Today, I get to play with its baby brother, the Alienware X15 R1,

As I wrote this review, I noticed that I had almost systematically turned it into a AMD vs NVIDA write up, not a review about the AMD 6900XT. My intention was not to turn it into a pissing contest between these two camps, but if I was about to lay

I have to be honest here, I don’t really know where to start when it comes to the R12. I have been swapping between it and my desktop PC for weeks now. Using it for everything from day-to-day work tasks to the obvious use of an R12, gaming. Before we