Dell's Alienware AW3426DW combines a refined 34-inch 280Hz QD-OLED panel with better text clarity, brighter HDR, and a lower ...

The computer mouse, at its most basic, consists of a sensor on the bottom, two buttons, and a scroll wheel on top. But the beauty is that it lets you interact with apps as if they were an extension of ...

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If you're here, you already get that solid audio makes or breaks a gaming session. The tricky bit is actually figuring out which headset deserves a spot on your noggin. Just like shopping for a mouse ...

Built for gaming and great for typing, the Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard also features the most vibrant RGB lighting seen on a keyboard. Per-key RGB lighting is pretty standard on a modern ...

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The Acer Predator X32 X3 is a dual-mode gaming monitor offering a primo 4K at 240Hz gaming experience, and 1080p at 480Hz. While the 1080p mode didn't impress, it could be enjoyed by a specific type ...

If you want to be competitive in PC games these days, you can forget about using a run-of-the-mill office mouse. Instead, you’ll need a powerful device that’s optimized just for gaming. Manufacturers ...

When a gamer wants to escape into a virtual world without distractions, a noise-cancelling headset is an essential companion. Headsets are an essential PC peripheral for every gamer to allow for ...

I’m a PCMag reviewer and ISF-certified TV calibrator focused on computer accessories, laptops, gaming monitors, and video games. I’ve been writing, playing, and complaining about games for as long as ...

Alienware has created a keyboard with a ton of solid features that brings it in line with dedicated accessory brands. But it misses the mark with its janky driver software, and it’s about $30 too ...