–JEREMY LAIRD NEARLY 800 BUCKS for a 1440p panel? In 2021? This thing needs to be very good indeed. Enter the new Corsair Xeneon 32QHD165, a 32-inch IPS gaming panel with a 1440p native resolution, 165Hz refresh, and sub-3ms pixel response. [wpsm_toplist] On paper, that’s not a hugely impressive core feature set, especially for the money. … Read more
–CHRISTIAN GUYTON IT’S FAIR TO SAY that ‘it’s a mouse with a little fan inside it’ was a statement met with some derision by the Maximum PC team. ‘It keeps your hand cool!’ this reviewer cried, to be met with the Slack chat equivalent of raucous laughter. There were many doubts that the Zephyr Pro … Read more
WHAT, NO 4K? EIZO SETS ITS SIGHTS ON BUILDING A PRACTICAL MONITOR FOR THE OFFICE – WITH PREDICTABLY GREAT RESULTS. Read our Eizo FlexScan EV2750 Review. Every time a new monitor arrives on my desk, I’m asked the same questions. Is it 4K? Is it OLED? Does it do 3D? In the case of the … Read more
UP Mini 3D Printer – Proof that 3D printing is alive and well 3D printing never really caught on quite as well as most of us expected it to. By now, we thought 3D printers would be as popular as regular 2D, paper printers. But they’re not. There are a number of factors that contributed … Read more
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Is this high-end display worth its high-end price? As a tech journal, you might expect me to own a top-of-the range PC plugged into a pin-sharp display the size of Norway. But alas, no. Currently, I do the majority of my work on a 15” laptop with a resolution of 1280 x 800 and my … Read more
Asus has one of the widest ranges of adaptive-sync displays on the market, catering for both C-Sync and FreeSync, for users of Nvidia and AMD CPUs respectively. Their general high quality has impressed us in previous reviews, and they’ve also come packed with features, including flexible stands that pivot, rotate and tilt, as well as … Read more
Epson WorkForce WF-100W Review – Portable printers are a strange breed. They’re generally simpler, flimsier and print less well than full-size models, yet they cost more. That’s partly because they’re aimed at business users who’ll cheerfully spend their boss’s money. It’s also because printer manufacturers don’t make money selling printers, they make money selling ink, … Read more
AOC I2481FXH Review – The AOC Style-line I2481FXH is a one-piece display unit, with the 23.8″ LCD monitor panel mounted to a matte silver metal stand. This combination has dimensions of 541 x 403 x 150mm (W x H x D). AOC has described its panel as having a “nearly borderless frame”, and I would find … Read more
BUILT FOR SUPER-HUMAN SPEEDS. We’re all familiar with CPU, GPU and memory overclocking, but over the last few years another PC component has been at the heart of a niche group of tweakers. It turns out that several very affordable Korean monitors are highly overclockable, with the ability to run refresh rates almost double that … Read more
Epson ET 4550 – Epson kills the ink cartridge scam The only sure things in this life are death, taxes and the need to buy new printer ink cartridges every few months. Buying a set of new ink cartridges nowadays usually costs more than the price of the printer, and their low life span is … Read more
While not an all-in-one device, this multifunction product still has a few tricks up its sleeve. Read our Brother DCP-9015CDW Review. The Brother DCP-9015CDW brings together the functionality of a color laser printer and an A4 flatbed scanner. Along with the main scan and copy features, this Brother multifunction product offers remote and duplex printing, plus a … Read more
Brother mfc j5320dw – An A3 multifunction printer for less It’s no secret why printers are cheap to buy. When you add up what you’ve spent over the years, the price you paid for the machine itself represents a drop in the ocean. The real money’s in the consumables. A litre of petrol, one of … Read more