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Classic 90’s morning cartoon nostalgia with frustrating Controls
Weirdly, time seems to become more valuable as we age. Especially when you consider that each second, minute, hour, week, month, and year has the same duration and cadence. As a youth, it seemed that this currency was limitless. I could play what I wanted, when I wanted, and do nearly anything I wanted. Now, as a married father of four kids, each with their own sports, work/study, hobbies, interests, and a full-time job, I have to be more selective about my activities. Since my free time is worth more than when I was a child, I have to ration it and divert my energy between only a few activities.
I have enjoyed playing video games since approximately 1988 when my parents bought a Nintendo NES. With time I progressed through the NES, Super Nintendo, N64, GameCube, Wii, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, the GameBoy family (Game Boy, Color, Advance, DS, 3DS/XL), Sega Genesis, Sega CD, GameGear, PlayStation 2/3, PSP, XBOX 360, XBOX One and XBOX Series X. I played a variety of game types to include platformers, first person shooters, RPG, JRPG, racing games, quest/puzzle style games, etc. In my later years of high school and into college, my father and I played the online role-playing game (MMORPG) Dark Age of Camelot. Now, I am left with a Nintendo Switch 2, an Xbox Series X, and one to two hours per week of playtime. One hour is used to play Diablo 4 with my Dad, and one hour is used for Switch 2 time.
I read about the Nickelodeon Splat Pack, a $14.99 Nintendo Switch eShop game, and immediately fell in love with the nostalgia of morning cartoons and the art style of Rocko’s Modern Life, Real Monsters, and the gameshow Nickelodeon GUTS. I had the privilege of reviewing the title thanks to the publisher. With a quick trip to the eShop and a download time of ~7 minutes (1032-1039 am), the game found its way onto my E-storage. I fired up the game and noticed a virtual card insertion animation, photosensitivity warning, and then the fun, slimy, Nickelodeon image. Many adults will remember the orange/yellow slime splat, purple lettering, and crayon-like purple feel of Nickelodeon. I think that feeling is part of why Splatoon felt so fun to play and why Slime remains one of my kids’ favorite pastimes. We had Gak; now they have every iteration of texture and smell you can imagine in slime form.
The game compilation had several modes/games within the main collection: Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day, Nickelodeon Guts, and AAAHH!!! Real Monsters (Sega/NES versions). The main Nickelodeon splat screen will transition into the second screen with Real Monsters 16-bit Mega at the top left, Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day along the left, Museum, and Credits. Along the right side of the screen, you will find Real Monsters 16-bit Super, GUTS, and a music player. Along the bottom, you have change selection with the L drumstick, Y for languages (French, English, Italian, German, Spanish), B for back, and A to confirm.
I remembered the kids’ TV game shows like Double Dare, GUTS, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and wanted to start with the GUTS game. Unlike the cartoony feel of the other games, the GUTS game lacked color and pizazz and felt more pixelated and outdated than retro. The game’s opening sequence provided several black-and-white photographs of the GUTS game show. You can adjust the screen size between full, 4:3 ratio, and stretch. You can change the filter from CRT to off and adjust the borders: 1. Off, which is all black. 2. Colored Backgrounds: A yellow, orange-shaped background, purple, yellow, green background, and a green slime background. You can open up the game manual and walk through the different games and try to navigate/memorize the manual for each game subtype.
Instead of using the A button to start the game, the GUTS game required you to press the “+” button to start a game. You can choose between single player vs. two player, change between beginner and advanced, and turn the music on and off. You can choose GUTS Show or single event. Select your desired color (blue, red, and purple), and then pick your character. There are eight options to select from, and each one has a different weight, height, and favorite sport. I am not certain that these differences mattered much in the actual game. From Lacrosse V Attack to track to elastic ball slam dunk, and then to the Aggro Crag, the game was very difficult to play. The controls were not easy to remember; each mode had its own sequence of button combinations and timing patterns. Timing the basketball slam, trying to get back onto the ledge, rope grabbing, ball throwing/aiming all created more frustration than enjoyment. At times, it felt like the athletic character would fall or jump before I even pushed a button. Again, quite frustrating. Even though it was one of the first games I played, I did not return to the game and have since not played it again.
Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day did a great job at capturing the artistic, visual feel of the 16-bit era. In this game, you will assume the role of the Wallaby Rocko, and you must guide your dog Spunky through various maps, hazards, and transitions. The gameplay felt clunky, and the Spunky Mechanic was incredibly frustrating. I have played many games that required specific timing (Aladdin carpet level, Turbo Tunnel level on Battletoads, Solomon’s Key, Mike Tyson, numerous platform jumps). Still, the escort mechanic, combined with the mapped controls and inability to adjust the controls, made the game quite frustrating. Despite the frustration, I think it was the best of the collection. The platformer feel combined with some puzzle-like activities required you to move things/open up pathways for the dog. If you did not open them in time, the dog would turn 180 degrees and go backward. Thus, you had to open/close levels/shells/gates to keep the dog from trying to die. Curiosity, in this case, killed the dog!.
The AAAAH!!! Real Monsters games had a fun character swap mechanic. You will need to change your leader by pressing the L/R buttons based on the situation, as Ickis, Oblina, and Krumm each possess their own special ability. Control your characters with the D pad or Thumbstick, press down to squat, press up to ascend a ladder, Y to throw a monster, B to jump, A to scare, and X for triple monster moves with the other two. There are a total of three options depending on your leader. Ickis, the pink-eared monster, has a frightening fling long jump. Krumm has an EERE Eye ejector to search for hidden rooms. Finally, Oblina the taller monster, can reach higher places with a high jump. All three will stack up. You can throw monsters, and will need to use their individual powers to search for trash. Navigate through schools, sewers, streets, look for character upgrades, and try to get to the end. Several of the stages reminded me of Metroid, where you could not access certain areas. At times, I wanted to move the jump button to A, and I would have liked to move the monster-throw button to a trigger button. Alas, the game did not allow for button mapping or modification. The button combinations for the Switch controller felt weird and made several of the levels feel more difficult than they needed to be. The rewind function was a great update for the game. However, it did not provide enough of a victory to pull the review up from ~6/10.
Despite the difficult-to-navigate/learn button combinations, the Splat Pack did provide a few modern quality-of-life upgrades. No, you cannot button map. If that were possible, this review would be at least an 7.5/10. However, like with many modern ports, you gain the ability to save progress, and you can rewind/reverse time to try again. Let me be clear, these games will not walk you through and give you a trophy at the end. Games from the 80’s and 90’s did not do this; Elden Ring does not do this, and games like Call of Duty won’t do this either. You will have to practice the controls, remember the sequence, and die/restart a lot. The 90’s versions were frustrating! Guess what, the current ports are frustrating! Some may find this alluring and a challenge worthy of a quest, while others may want to throw the controller and move on to other games. With valuable time as a resource, we must choose what games to play.
I liked the Museum and Music Player feature within the main menu. One of my favorite memories about gaming was the box art, included instruction manual, and sometimes map (thank you Zelda Overworld Map). The included Museum and Music Player features will let you listen to soundtracks, while the museum feature will show you the box art and scans of the manual. I would love for other Switch games to include the original box art and scans.
Summary:
You will need to determine if you want to scratch your nostalgia itch and reignite your love/hate feeling for retro games. Think Battletoads Turbo Tunnel bike level, Ninja Turtles water level, Ghosts N’ Goblins, Ninja Gaiden, Eco the Dolphin, and so many more without a Game Genie. I have grown fond of Limited Run games but feel that this title would benefit from some additional love. Despite the nostalgia of the Nickelodeon era and memories of Skip-bo, Gak, Pizza Hut family time, and morning cartoons, the constellation of games did not hold up well to time. Despite the minor upgrades to the graphics and color schemes, they still held their original appeal. The games felt dusted and cleaned up, with some very superficial upgrades in the ability to rewind, pause, and save (single-game save). The 16-bit retro sound and music library provided the best upgrade/“nostalgia” feel. I liked the original tracks, and the fun cartoony backgrounds. As far as replayability, I would give the game pack a mid-range of ~6/10. With so many other games available, I would rather have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, or pick up a used copy of Disney Classic Games from Game X-Change to remember how mad I got at The Lion King and Aladdin.
I would have liked a bit more polish and better button mapping/upgrades, so I could enjoy and complete the games. The price is not unfair for what you get but I missed a few other titles like Ren and Stimpy Games, or possibly Rugrats. Will I play them again? Probably. Will I play them frequently? Likely not.
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With a four-leg design, four powerful motors, a 660-pound weight capacity, and outstanding customization options, the FlexiSpot E7 Plus Max delivers one of the most stable and capable standing desk experiences available.
FlexiSpot is a company that has been focused on ergonomic furniture since 2016. While they’re best known for their standing desks, they also make office chairs, desk converters, beds, recliners, and other products designed to create more comfortable workspaces. Their goal is to help people stay healthier and more productive by making it easy to switch between sitting and standing throughout the day. Over the years, FlexiSpot has grown into a well-known brand with products sold in more than 80 countries, making it one of the more recognizable names in the ergonomic furniture market.
For this review, I have the E7 Plus Max Standing Desk with the 71″ x 30″ Rubberwood Espresso desktop, and it definitely makes a strong first impression. The 1.57-inch thick solid rubberwood top gives the desk a premium feel, while the dark Espresso finish adds a clean, modern look that fits well in just about any office or gaming setup. If Espresso isn’t your style, FlexiSpot also offers the Rubberwood top in Natural, Walnut, and Black finishes. Beyond Rubberwood, you can also choose from Laminate, Bamboo, Black Walnut Veneer, Black Walnut Wood, White Oak (Made in the EU), Solid Wood (Made in the USA), and even specialty options like Laminate Tabletops with Drawers, Ergo Series, and Gaming Series desktops.
The E7 Plus Max is designed for larger workstations and features a heavy-duty four-leg steel frame with a powerful four-motor lifting system and three-stage lifting columns. Together, they provide exceptional stability throughout the entire height range while also supporting heavier setups. The desk adjusts from 25.8 inches to 51.6 inches, making it suitable for a wide variety of sitting and standing positions. The frame is also adjustable in width from 43.3 to 74.8 inches and supports desktops ranging from 47.2 to 94.5 inches long and 24 to 35.4 inches wide, making it easy to build anything from a simple home office to a large workstation with multiple displays.
FlexiSpot also includes programmable height presets and anti-collision technology for added convenience and safety. The frame supports up to 660 pounds, making it one of the strongest standing desks currently available. Whether you’re running multiple monitors, studio speakers, a desktop PC, or other heavy equipment, this desk is built to handle it all while remaining impressively stable, even at its maximum height. One of the things I like is how customizable the desk is. Between the different desktop materials, finishes, and size options, it’s easy to configure a setup that fits your workspace and personal style.
Unboxing and Setup
The E7 Plus Max ships in three separate boxes. One contains the desktop itself, while the other two contain the frame, legs, motors, and other hardware. One thing I didn’t really appreciate until it arrived was just how substantial this desk is. The frame alone ships in two boxes weighing over 70 pounds each, so before you even add the desktop, you’re already dealing with a lot of weight. Because I chose the largest 71″ x 30″ desktop, everything was pretty heavy and a bit awkward to move around by myself. I definitely recommend having at least one other person help carry everything where it needs to go. Fortunately, my mom was able to help me move everything inside and get it into my office.
From start to finish, assembly took us around two hours. Overall, the instructions were mostly clear and easy to follow, although there were a few areas that could definitely be improved. One thing to note is that FlexiSpot doesn’t include every tool you’ll need. You’ll need to provide your own Phillips screwdriver, and the directions say to a drill on hand as well. While most of the holes are pre-drilled, many of the screws require a good amount of force to install.
For my setup, I used a Milwaukee hex bit drill with both Phillips and Allen bit attachments, and it made the installation process much faster. There are quite a few screws throughout the assembly, and several need to be installed, removed, and reinstalled as you progress through the instructions. Doing everything by hand would have taken considerably longer.
There were also a couple of spots in the instructions that caused some confusion. In Step 3, there’s a triangle icon next to the hardware that we initially thought meant installing additional screws. It actually refers to screws that were already pre-installed on the frame. It took us a while to figure that out, and I think that section could be explained much more clearly.
The other issue I ran into was during Step 7 when installing the control box. My desktop didn’t have the pre-drilled holes shown in the instructions, so I wasn’t comfortable drilling directly into the underside of the desktop myself, even though the top is fairly thick. Instead, I used some heavy-duty double-sided mounting tape that I already had. Once the magnetic cover was installed over everything, it felt very secure, and I haven’t had any concerns about it moving around.
Speaking of the magnetic cover, that was another area where the instructions could use some improvement. It took us a few minutes to figure out the correct orientation because the guide doesn’t clearly show how it should be positioned. We eventually figured it out, but I think adding a couple of arrows or orientation stickers would make installation much easier for first-time users.
Once everything was assembled, keep in mind that the desk becomes significantly heavier. Moving it into its final position is almost certainly going to be a two-person job, especially if you choose one of the larger solid wood desktops like I did.
Overall Use
After getting everything assembled and dialed in, here’s a look at my workspace before and after installing the FlexiSpot E7 Plus Max. The larger desktop, improved stability, and clean design completely transformed my office. It gave me more room for both work and gaming while also making the entire setup feel much more organized. Going from my old desk to the E7 Plus Max has been one of the biggest upgrades I’ve made to my workspace.
Before installing the FlexiSpot E7 Plus Max (left) and my completed setup after the upgrade (right).
I’ve now been using the FlexiSpot E7 Plus Max every night for both work and gaming, and it’s quickly become the centerpiece of my office. My setup consists of two 32-inch curved monitors mounted on monitor arms, my MacBook Air, desktop speakers, a REDMAGIC ASTRA, and all of my other everyday accessories. Even with all of that weight on the desk, it never feels unstable. Whether I’m typing, gaming, adjusting my monitors, or docking my MacBook Air to get some work done, there is very little movement, which is impressive considering how much equipment I have sitting on it.
One of my favorite features is the programmable height presets. I have one preset saved for sitting and another for standing, so switching between the two only takes a single button press. The four motors are smooth, surprisingly quiet, and move the desk at a comfortable speed without feeling jerky. It’s one of those features that you don’t think much about until you start using it every day, and now I couldn’t imagine going back to manually adjusting a desk.
Another thing I really like is the amount of clearance underneath the desk. When it’s in my standing preset, my entire office chair slides completely underneath the desk without hitting the frame or getting in the way. It keeps my office looking much cleaner and gives me plenty of room to move around when I’m standing.
Cable management was another project I wanted to tackle during my setup. FlexiSpot does offer its own cable management accessories, but I didn’t have any for this review. Instead, I used a cable management basket from Amazon along with several zip ties to route everything neatly underneath the desk. With two monitors, monitor arms, speakers, my MacBook Air dock, and several other devices, there are a lot of cables to deal with. Taking the time to organize them made a huge difference and kept everything from looking like a mess of spaghetti wires hanging below the desk. I still think FlexiSpot’s cable management accessories would make a great addition for anyone buying this desk.
If I had one complaint, it would be the USB port built into the control panel. While it’s convenient to have a charging port there, it’s still a USB-A port. In 2026, I would have preferred to see FlexiSpot upgrade it to USB-C since that’s what most modern phones, tablets, and accessories use today. It’s a small complaint and certainly not a dealbreaker, but it would make the desk feel a little more future-proof.
Overall, I’ve been extremely happy with the E7 Plus Max. Between the exceptional stability, smooth lifting system, generous desktop space, and highly customizable design, it’s been a fantastic upgrade to my workspace. Whether I’m writing reviews for MacSources on my MacBook Air, working from my Mac Studio, or spending the evening playing Call of Duty: Mobile, this desk has handled everything I’ve thrown at it without any issues. It has easily become one of my favorite additions to my office.
Conclusion
After spending time with the FlexiSpot E7 Plus Max, it’s easy to see why it has become one of the company’s flagship standing desks. The combination of outstanding stability, premium desktop options, a massive weight capacity, and smooth four-motor lifting system makes it feel like a desk that’s built to last for years. Once assembled, it inspires confidence whether you’re using it for work, gaming, or a combination of both.
While I do think the instructions could be improved in a few areas, and I would have liked to see the USB-A charging port replaced with a more modern USB-C port, neither issue takes away from the overall experience. Assembly is something you’ll only do once, and after that, you’re left with an incredibly solid desk that performs exactly as you’d expect.
If you’re looking for a standing desk that can easily support multiple monitors, heavier equipment, and a large desktop while remaining rock solid at any height, the E7 Plus Max is an excellent choice. It isn’t the cheapest standing desk on the market, but the build quality, customization options, and everyday usability help justify the premium price. After using it every day for both work and gaming, I can confidently say it’s one of the best standing desks I’ve had the opportunity to use.
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Razer’s first Hall Effect gaming keyboard combines adjustable magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger, and 8000 Hz HyperPolling with premium build quality for a fast and highly customizable gaming experience.
Over the past few years, I’ve spent a lot of time experimenting with different keyboards to find the one that works best for me when I game. I started with a classic mechanical keyboard before eventually migrating to the Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless, which features Razer’s optical switches.
For a long time, I thought optical switches represented the pinnacle of gaming keyboard technology. They offered fast response times, smooth keystrokes, and a level of precision that traditional mechanical switches simply couldn’t match. Then Hall Effect keyboards began gaining traction, promising even greater customization through adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and magnetic switch technology capable of tracking the exact position of every key press.
That shift has led many gamers to wonder whether Hall Effect keyboards are truly worth the hype or if they’re simply the latest trend in an increasingly competitive market. That’s what makes Razer’s entry into the Hall Effect space with the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless Keyboard so interesting.
The Huntsman has become one of Razer’s most recognizable gaming keyboard families, earning a strong following among gamers thanks to its combination of speed, premium design, and innovative switch technology. With the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic, Razer is taking that foundation and adapting it for the next generation of gaming keyboards by introducing Hall Effect Magnetic Switches, advanced customization options, and features designed to compete with today’s top-performing gaming keyboards.
About the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless
The Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless is a wired gaming keyboard built around Razer’s new Hall Effect Magnetic Switches. Unlike traditional mechanical switches that register a keypress when metal contacts touch, Hall Effect switches use a magnet and sensor to continuously monitor key travel. This allows the keyboard to know exactly how far every key has been pressed at any given moment.
That precision enables several advanced features. Adjustable actuation lets users choose exactly when a key should register, from an incredibly shallow 0.1 mm all the way to 4.0 mm. Rapid Trigger resets a key as soon as it begins moving upward, making repeated inputs significantly faster than traditional fixed reset points. Razer also includes Snap Tap, Dynamic Keystroke, Snap Flex, and Dual-Keypress Priority, all designed to improve responsiveness and simplify complex inputs.
The Tenkeyless design removes the numeric keypad while keeping the function row and navigation keys intact, creating a smaller footprint that gives gamers more room for mouse movement without sacrificing everyday usability. The keyboard also features a 5052 aluminum alloy top case, textured doubleshot PBT keycaps, per-key Razer Chroma RGB lighting, pre-lubed stabilizers, and up to 8000 Hz HyperPolling for reduced input latency.
Designed for competitive gamers and enthusiasts who want maximum control over their keyboard experience, the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless combines Hall Effect technology with the performance-focused features that have defined the Huntsman family.
Features & Specs
Razer Hall Effect Magnetic Switches
Uses magnetic sensors to detect key position in real time.
Enables adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and advanced input customization.
Rated for up to 100 million keystrokes.
Adjustable Actuation
Customize actuation points from 0.1 mm to 4.0 mm.
Allows users to prioritize speed or reduce accidental presses.
Rapid Trigger Mode
Resets keys immediately when movement begins upward.
Designed for faster repeated inputs and improved movement control.
Razer Snap Tap
Prioritizes the latest directional input for faster counter-strafing.
Supports up to four customizable key pairs.
Advanced Input Customization
Dynamic Keystroke allows multiple actions to be assigned to a single key.
Snap Flex enables multiple actions from a single input.
Dual-Keypress Priority helps maintain consistent movement inputs.
True 8000 Hz HyperPolling
Provides faster communication between the keyboard and PC.
Rated at approximately 0.60 ms switch-to-USB latency.
On-Demand Calibration
Allows Hall Effect switches to be recalibrated through Razer Synapse.
Helps maintain consistent actuation performance over time.
Onboard Profiles
Stores up to six profiles directly on the keyboard.
Design & Build
Tenkeyless (TKL) Layout
Smaller footprint with function row and navigation keys retained.
5052 Aluminum Alloy Top Case
Provides durability and a premium design.
Textured Doubleshot PBT Keycaps
Durable keycaps with RGB shine-through legends.
Pre-Lubed Stabilizers
Improves consistency and reduces unwanted key movement.
Multi-Layered Foam Sound Dampening
Helps improve acoustics and typing feel.
Per-Key Razer Chroma RGB Lighting
Fully customizable through Razer Synapse.
Detachable USB-C Cable
Allows easier transport and cable replacement.
Specifications
Switch Type: Razer Hall Effect Magnetic Switches
Layout: Tenkeyless
Connectivity: Wired USB-C
Polling Rate: Up to 8000 Hz
Actuation Range: 0.1 mm to 4.0 mm
Actuation Force: 40 g
Total Key Travel: 4.0 mm
Switch Lifespan: 100 million keystrokes
Key Rollover: N-key rollover
Lighting: Per-key Razer Chroma RGB
Keycaps: Textured Doubleshot PBT
Top Case: 5052 Aluminum Alloy
Profiles: Six onboard profiles
Pricing & Availability
The list price for the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless is $139.99 and it’s available at razer.com, Razerstores and select retailers.
User Experience
Build Quality, Design, and Long-Term Comfort
The first thing I noticed about the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless was how solid it feels. The aluminum top plate gives the keyboard a sturdy, premium feel, and I never noticed any flex while using it. It has the kind of build quality I’d expect from a keyboard in this price range.
I’ve always been a fan of tenkeyless keyboards because they offer a great balance between functionality and desk space, and that’s exactly what Razer has accomplished here. I don’t really miss having a dedicated number pad, but I do appreciate that the navigation cluster remains in its standard location. It makes the keyboard feel familiar whether I’m gaming, writing, or just browsing the web, while still giving me more room to move my mouse.
I also found the layout comfortable during longer gaming sessions. Even though it’s more compact than a full-size keyboard, it never felt cramped. Since the only thing that’s missing is the number pad, I still have access to all the keys I use on a daily basis.
The textured doubleshot PBT keycaps add to that premium feel. Compared to standard ABS keycaps, they have a firmer, slightly harder texture. It was a little different than what I was used to at first, but I quickly grew to like the feel. The larger keys, including the spacebar and shift keys, also feel very stable with very little movement or rattling.
I also like that Razer uses a detachable USB-C cable. It’s a small detail, but it gives me the flexibility to swap cables if I ever want to customize my setup or simply replace the included one.
Overall, I think the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic easily feels like a premium $139.99 keyboard. Between the aluminum construction, quality keycaps, thoughtful layout, and excellent fit and finish, it feels well built for both gaming and everyday use.
Typing Experience and Daily Use
While the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless is clearly built with gamers in mind, I found it to be just as enjoyable for everyday typing. Coming from the low-profile Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless, there was definitely a small adjustment period. The taller keycaps and deeper key travel feel very different, but the keys are comfortably spaced and every keystroke feels solid and consistent. After a day or two, I felt completely at home using it for longer typing sessions.
Compared to both traditional mechanical switches and Razer’s optical switches, the Hall Effect Magnetic Switches have a unique feel. The best way I can describe them is that they have a little more bounce to them. They still feel smooth thanks to their linear design, but the overall typing experience is noticeably different from the keyboards I’ve used in the past. Even after several hours of writing, I never noticed my hands getting tired or uncomfortable.
The keycaps and stabilizers also deserve some credit. The textured doubleshot PBT keycaps feel durable and provide a solid typing surface, while the larger stabilized keys remain smooth and consistent without any noticeable wobble.
I also really like the way this keyboard sounds. It’s quieter than many traditional mechanical keyboards, but it still produces a satisfying clicky sound with each keypress. I don’t think it would be overly distracting in most office environments, although that obviously depends on how hard someone types. One thing I did notice is a slight echo when typing quickly. The sound seems to bounce off the aluminum frame and creates a subtle reverberation that actually adds a bit of personality to the typing experience rather than becoming distracting.
Overall, I think the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic feels every bit as premium during everyday use as it does while gaming. It strikes a nice balance between performance and comfort, making it a keyboard I was happy to use throughout the day.
To put some numbers behind my experience, I also ran a typing test using MonkeyType.com. I averaged 85 words per minute with 99% accuracy and an 81% consistency score. Typing tests are always influenced by familiarity and individual typing habits, but I was happy with those results, especially considering I was transitioning from a low-profile keyboard to a traditional-height design.
Razer Synapse and Customization
One of my favorite aspects of the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless is just how easy it is to customize through Razer Synapse. I do want to point out that I have had limited time with testing the keyboard with the latest firmware since it was just released this morning. The software is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate. Once I selected the keyboard in Synapse, I had quick access to everything from actuation settings to RGB lighting without having to dig through complicated menus.
Adjusting the actuation point couldn’t be much easier. I simply selected the key I wanted to modify and used a slider to choose the actuation distance. It made experimenting with different settings quick and painless until I found what worked best for me.
For the most part, I found myself using one of two configurations. When I was working or writing, I usually left the keyboard at its default settings. When it was time to game, I switched over to the built-in FPS Rapid Trigger profile, which felt noticeably more responsive. I also really appreciated being able to switch between onboard profiles directly from the keyboard without needing to launch Synapse every time.
Razer includes several advanced gaming features like Dynamic Keystroke, Snap Flex, and Dual-Keypress Priority. I’m still experimenting with some of them, but they definitely have potential. The feature that stood out the most to me was Snap Tap. It made directional movement feel smoother and more responsive, especially in games where quick movement changes are important.
Even though Razer Synapse is currently only available for Windows, the keyboard itself works perfectly well without the software. I connected it to my MacBook Pro and had no issues using it for gaming or everyday tasks. The only downside is that macOS users currently miss out on Synapse’s advanced customization features.
RGB customization is just as straightforward as everything else in Synapse. Changing colors, effects, and brightness only takes a few clicks, making it easy to match the keyboard to the rest of my setup.
Conclusion
After spending time with the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless, I came away impressed by just how refined Razer’s first Hall Effect keyboard feels. Rather than simply following the latest trend, Razer has taken what made the Huntsman lineup successful and paired it with magnetic switch technology that offers a meaningful increase in customization and responsiveness.
If you’ve been considering making the jump to a Hall Effect keyboard, the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Tenkeyless makes a compelling case. It combines excellent build quality, extensive customization, and top-tier gaming performance into a package that feels built to last.
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The UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W combines high-speed GaN charging, a built-in retractable USB-C cable, smart monitoring, and multi-device support into a premium travel-friendly charger.
In the past few years, I’ve really enjoyed using high-powered, advanced power adapters. Many of them come with a display built-in that show you how much power output is occuring while you charge and I really like to monitor that activity. UGREEN has been one of my favorite charging device companies and now they are releasing the Nexode Pro 160W Charger…with a Retractable Cable! That is an accessory that makes the premium charger even more convenient.
About the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger with Retractable Cable
The UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger with Retractable Cable is a premium GaN charger designed for users who regularly carry multiple high-powered devices. Combining a compact form factor with up to 160W of total output, it can charge everything from laptops and tablets to smartphones and accessories from a single power adapter.
One of its standout features is the integrated retractable USB-C cable, which extends up to 27.6 inches and eliminates the need to carry an extra charging cable for many situations. The charger also includes three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, allowing up to four devices to be charged simultaneously.
Unlike traditional chargers, the Nexode Pro features a built-in smart display that provides real-time information including power output, charging protocols, voltage, current, and temperature. It also supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity through the UgreenConnect app, enabling remote power management, safety controls, and over-the-air firmware updates.
Powered by UGREEN’s GaNInfinity™ technology and Thermal Guard™ safety system, the Nexode Pro is designed to deliver efficient, high-speed charging while continuously monitoring temperatures and intelligently distributing power between connected devices.
Built-in smart display with real-time charging information
Displays total output, per-port wattage, voltage, current, charging protocol, temperature, and charger mode
GaNInfinity™ technology for efficient, compact charging
Thermal Guard™ temperature monitoring with checks up to 200 times per second
Intelligent SmartCharge Power Distribution for optimized power allocation
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity through the UgreenConnect app
Remote power management and safety shutdown controls
Over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates
Designed to charge laptops, tablets, smartphones, handheld gaming devices, and accessories from a single charger
Pricing & Availability
The list price of the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger is $149.99 from ugreen.com and Amazon.
User Experience
The first thing I noticed when I took the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger out of the box was just how premium it felt. UGREEN has consistently impressed me with the quality of its charging accessories, and this charger is no exception. Even though it can deliver up to 160W of power and charge multiple devices at once, it wasn’t as large or heavy as I expected. It’s a little heavier than a standard laptop charging brick, but that’s an easy tradeoff when it can replace several chargers in my bag. I wouldn’t hesitate to toss it into my laptop bag for everyday use or when I’m traveling.
The built-in retractable USB-C cable is easily one of my favorite features. It sounds like a small addition, but after using it for a while, I found myself appreciating it more and more. The cable extends smoothly, locks securely into the different length settings, and retracts evenly every time. It also feels sturdy enough that I don’t worry about it wearing out with normal use. While it’s obviously not meant to reach across a room, it’s more than long enough for charging devices on my desk, nightstand, or in a hotel room. Best of all, I never had to ask myself if I remembered to pack a USB-C cable because one is always built into the charger.
For my testing, I used the Nexode Pro with an iPhone 16 Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Microsoft Surface Pro. Across all of them, the charger delivered the performance I expected. To give a more measurable example, I charged my iPhone 16 Pro from 19% to 66% in just 30 minutes, a gain of 47% battery life, averaging about 1.57% per minute. That lines up well with what I’d expect from a high-performance USB-C charger and makes it a great option when you need to top off your battery before heading out.
One of the reasons I enjoy testing chargers like this is the built-in display. I love being able to see exactly what’s happening while my devices are charging. Instead of simply plugging something in and hoping it’s charging at full speed, I can quickly glance at the display to see the current wattage being delivered. The screen is bright, easy to read, and provides useful information without feeling cluttered. For me, this isn’t just a novelty feature. It’s something I actually use every time I charge my devices.
I also connected the charger to the UgreenConnect app to see what it offered. Setup was fairly straightforward, although the touch button used during pairing was a little temperamental and occasionally took a couple of tries. Once connected, though, the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection remained reliable. I mainly used the app for monitoring charging information and tracking data. The charger works perfectly well without the app, so it’s definitely not a requirement, but if you’re someone who enjoys keeping an eye on charging statistics or wants access to additional controls, it’s a nice bonus.
Finally, I was impressed with how cool and quiet the charger remained throughout my testing. Even while charging higher-powered devices, it never became excessively warm, and I never heard any fan or electrical noise. That’s exactly what I want from a charger I’m going to leave plugged in on my desk or pack in my travel bag. It simply did its job without drawing attention to itself, and that’s a good thing.
Conclusion
The UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger with Retractable Cable is one of the most versatile charging solutions I have tested. It combines the convenience of a multi-port GaN charger with the added benefit of an integrated retractable USB-C cable, eliminating one more accessory that can be forgotten when traveling. For professionals, frequent travelers, and anyone who regularly carries multiple devices, the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W Charger with Retractable Cable is an excellent investment. It reduces clutter, delivers reliable charging performance, and provides a level of convenience that traditional chargers cannot match.
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The Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro combines a stunning 2.5K 120Hz display, effortless setup, and a versatile portable design to deliver an excellent dual-screen experience for professionals and travelers.
No matter how powerful a laptop is, there’s one limitation that always seems to get in the way of productivity: screen space. At my desk, that’s never been much of an issue since I have an external monitor available. But when I’m traveling for work, attending press events, or simply working away from my office, I’m limited to the display built into my MacBook Pro.
That’s what initially caught my attention about the Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro. I wanted a portable monitor that would give me the extra screen real estate I rely on every day without requiring a bulky setup. After using it both at my desk and while working remotely, I wanted to see if it could become a permanent part of my travel kit.
About the Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro
The Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro is a premium 16-inch portable monitor designed to give laptop users a more productive and flexible dual-screen experience wherever they work. Its innovative foldable design allows the display to mount above a laptop screen, creating a stacked workspace that maximizes screen real estate while maintaining a compact footprint. The monitor can also be used in presentation mode for sharing content or as a traditional freestanding portable display.
Featuring a sharp 16-inch 2.5K (2560 × 1600) display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, 350 nits of brightness, and 100% sRGB color coverage, the Duex Float 2 Pro delivers crisp visuals for everything from everyday productivity to creative projects. Connectivity is simple with USB-C and mini-HDMI ports, while support for 65W pass-through charging helps keep compatible laptops powered during use.
Compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, Android devices with DisplayPort Alt Mode, and other supported devices, the Duex Float 2 Pro is built for professionals, students, creators, and remote workers who want the convenience of a portable dual-monitor setup without sacrificing performance or versatility.
Features
16-inch 2.5K display
Perfect for 15-inch to 16-inch laptops
33% lighter and 20% thinner than previous model
Stacked design
Built-in dual speakers
Two USB-C ports with 65W pass-through charging
One mini HDMI port connectivity
Newly designed built-in kickstand
Three different viewing modes
Pricing & Availability
The Duex Float 2 Pro has a list price of $389.00 on mobilepixels.us and is available on Amazon for $249.99.
Setup and Installation
Getting the Duex Float 2 Pro up and running is very simple. After taking it out of the box, all I had to do was connect it to my laptop using the included USB-C cable. There was no software to install, no firmware updates to worry about, and no complicated configuration process. Within moments, the display was recognized and ready to use. While the cable that was provided worked just fine (with my MacBook Pro, iPad and laptop running Linux), I did wish that it was longer. I ended up grabbing a StarTech USB4 cable that was capable of 8K60Hz, 40Gbps, 240W. It was a bit longer and allowed me a little more freedom in positioning both the Float and the host device.
For the majority of my testing, I connected the Duex Float 2 Pro to my MacBook Pro, which was already connected to an LG UltraWide monitor through a Thunderbolt dock. Even with two external displays attached, macOS recognized everything correctly, and I experienced no compatibility or performance issues.
One of the defining features of the Duex Float 2 Pro is its optional magnetic mounting system, which allows the display to float above your laptop’s screen. While I appreciate having that option, I wasn’t sure about attaching the adhesive-backed magnets to my primary MacBook Pro, I was concerned that as someone who switches between machines frequently that it would be harder to get used to using it on one with magnets and the other without, so I completed the majority of my testing using the integrated kickstand instead.
This approach gave me an excellent idea of how it performs for users who want the added screen space without permanently attaching anything to their laptop. To evaluate the floating design, I did install the magnetic mounting plates on a secondary MacBook Pro that I use exclusively for testing. Installation was straightforward, and once attached, the monitor felt secure while mounted.
Display and Performance
The 16-inch 2.5K display is one of the standout features of the Duex Float 2 Pro. Compared to a standard 1080p portable monitor, text appears noticeably sharper, and images have greater detail and clarity. Whether I was writing articles, browsing the web, or editing photos, the higher resolution made a meaningful difference in day-to-day use.
The 120Hz refresh rate is another welcome improvement. While not everyone will immediately notice the difference, I certainly did. Scrolling through web pages feels exceptionally smooth, windows move fluidly across the screen, and the overall desktop experience feels more responsive than a traditional 60Hz display. I can say this as someone who plays mobile shooters at 144Hz daily and really notices the difference when dropping down to 60Hz. While a higher refresh rate isn’t essential for a productivity monitor, it makes everyday interactions feel more fluid and contributes to a noticeably more polished user experience.
Brightness was more than adequate for indoor use, including working near windows with natural light. One feature I especially appreciated was that I could adjust the display’s brightness directly through Lunar on macOS instead of navigating the monitor’s on-screen display menu. It made brightness adjustments quick and convenient while allowing me to stay focused on my work.
Productivity and Daily Workflow
Using the Duex Float 2 Pro as a freestanding monitor quickly became part of my normal workflow. One thing I’ve always liked about stacked monitor layouts is that they create a more focused workspace than placing displays side by side. I found myself naturally dedicating the Duex Float 2 Pro to applications that I constantly reference throughout the day, such as Messages, Slack, email, or browser windows containing research. Keeping those applications visible allowed me to focus on my primary task without repeatedly switching windows.
During testing, I frequently left the Messages app or Slack open on the Duex Float 2 Pro while working on my LG UltraWide display. Having conversations visible at all times meant I could keep up with notifications without interrupting my workflow or constantly switching windows.
When working away from my desk with only my MacBook Pro, the additional screen real estate proved even more valuable. Whether I was researching, writing articles, organizing files, editing photos, or referencing notes while composing content, having a dedicated second display made multitasking significantly more efficient and reduced the need to constantly jump between applications.
The monitor also remained stable throughout daily use. There is a moderate amount of movement when it’s standing on its integrated kickstand, particularly if the desk is bumped or the monitor is adjusted, but it never felt unstable or gave me any concern that it might tip over. Overall, it performed exceptionally well for writing, web browsing, spreadsheets, photo editing, and video conferencing.
Portability and Overall Usability
Despite offering a generous 16-inch display, the Duex Float 2 Pro is easy to carry alongside a laptop. It slides neatly into my backpack with my MacBook Pro and doesn’t consume an excessive amount of space. It does add some weight to my everyday carry, but the weight is distributed well enough that I never found it uncomfortable during travel. Those using an ultra-slim laptop sleeve may find it to be a tighter fit, but with a standard backpack or laptop bag, portability shouldn’t be an issue.
The overall build quality is equally impressive. The hinge and integrated kickstand feel solid and well-made, providing confidence that they’ll withstand regular travel and daily use. Throughout my testing, the stand held its position securely and supported the display without feeling flimsy.
After spending some time with the Duex Float 2 Pro, it’s easy to see it becoming a permanent part of my setup. It integrates seamlessly into my desk at home, but its greatest strength is how easily it transitions to remote work and travel. Whether I’m covering an event, working from a hotel, or simply spending the day away from my office, having a lightweight second display that can be set up in minutes makes a noticeable difference in both comfort and productivity.
Conclusion
The Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro delivers an impressive portable dual-screen experience that’s equally at home on a desk or in a travel bag. During my testing, the Duex Float 2 Pro quickly became an essential part of my workflow, whether I was writing articles, editing photos, or working remotely. If you’re looking for a high-quality portable monitor that can significantly expand your workspace without sacrificing portability, the Duex Float 2 Pro is an easy recommendation.
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The HECATE G2000 Pro combines transparent RGB styling, multiple connectivity options, and surprisingly powerful audio to create an excellent desktop speaker system for gaming and everyday entertainment.
HECATE is the gaming-focused brand from Edifier, a company that has been making audio products for many years. While Edifier is known for producing speakers and other audio gear for everyday use, HECATE was created specifically with gamers in mind. The company offers a variety of gaming products, including speakers, headsets, and earbuds, with a focus on delivering great sound, eye-catching RGB lighting, and features that enhance the overall gaming experience. HECATE aims to offer products that strike a nice balance between performance, quality, and price, making them a solid option for gamers who want to upgrade their setup without breaking the bank.
Unboxing and Setup
Inside the box, you will find the speakers themselves, the power supply, a USB-C to USB-C cable with a USB-A adapter, a 3.5 mm auxiliary cable, and an instruction booklet. Everything is neatly packaged, and there is very little setup required before you can start using the speakers.
The speakers are made primarily of plastic, but they feature a transparent design that lets you see the driver along with the built-in RGB lighting. I have to say, these are some very attractive speakers. The clear housing helps them stand out from the typical desktop speaker, and they look especially nice on a gaming desk with the RGB lighting turned on.
There are several ways to connect the speakers, including Bluetooth, USB-C, and a 3.5 mm audio connection. For my setup, I opted to use Bluetooth. I prefer having as few cables on my desk as possible, and Bluetooth gave me the cleanest setup while still providing a reliable connection. Pairing was quick and straightforward, and I had the speakers connected within a couple of minutes.
I typically use a gaming headset when I’m playing games, but when I wanted the lowest possible latency, I connected the speakers directly to my gaming device using the included USB-C cable. This provided a stable, latency-free audio connection, making it a great option for gaming when you want to enjoy your audio through speakers instead of wearing a headset.
Features
The HECATE G2000 Pro packs in a nice selection of features for both gaming and everyday use. One of the first things you’ll notice is the transparent cabinet design, which gives you a clear view of the speaker driver while the built-in RGB lighting adds a stylish touch to any desk setup. The speakers also support virtual 7.1 surround sound, helping create a wider and more immersive soundstage whether you’re gaming, watching movies, or listening to music.
Connectivity is another strong point, with support for Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C, USB-A, and a traditional 3.5 mm audio connection. This makes it easy to connect the speakers to just about any modern device without needing extra adapters. To further customize the listening experience, HECATE includes three dedicated sound modes for Music, Game, and Movie, allowing you to optimize the audio depending on what you’re doing.
Powering the speakers are 3-inch full-range drivers capable of delivering up to 64 watts of peak power. The speakers also feature a bottom-mounted inverted tube design that helps improve airflow, resulting in deeper, fuller bass and a more balanced overall sound than you might expect from speakers of this size.
Overall Use
For my day-to-day use, I primarily kept the HECATE G2000 Pro connected to my Mac over Bluetooth. Whenever I was watching YouTube, streaming a movie, or just listening to music, I found myself reaching for these instead of my headphones. I spend a lot of time wearing a gaming headset, so it was nice to be able to switch to a pair of desktop speakers and give my ears a break.
I was impressed with the overall sound quality. The audio is clear and detailed, whether I was watching videos, listening to music, or playing the occasional game. The bass is also surprisingly good for a compact set of desktop speakers. While it is not going to replace a dedicated subwoofer, it provides enough low-end punch to make music and movies sound more enjoyable without overpowering everything else. The speakers also get plenty loud, easily filling my office without noticeable distortion at higher volume levels.
Overall, the G2000 Pro fit nicely into my daily routine. The convenience of Bluetooth paired with solid sound quality made them an easy choice whenever I wanted to enjoy audio without putting on a headset.
Conclusion
Overall, I came away impressed with the HECATE G2000 Pro Desktop Speakers. They offer an attractive design that stands out on a desk, plenty of connection options, and sound quality that exceeded my expectations for a compact set of desktop speakers. Throughout my testing, I primarily used them over Bluetooth with my Mac, and they quickly became my go-to speakers whenever I was watching videos, listening to music, or just didn’t feel like wearing my headphones.
The audio is clear, the speakers get surprisingly loud, and the bass is better than I expected for their size. While they are clearly designed with gamers in mind, thanks to the RGB lighting and gaming-focused features, they also work exceptionally well for everyday use.
My biggest complaint is the lack of dedicated software for macOS. While the speakers work perfectly fine over Bluetooth and the other connection methods, Mac users do not have access to software for adjusting settings or customizing the experience the way Windows users do. It is not a deal breaker, but it is something worth keeping in mind if you primarily use a Mac like I do.
Aside from that minor drawback, I really enjoyed my time with the G2000 Pro. If you’re looking for a compact set of desktop speakers with a unique design, versatile connectivity, solid sound quality, and surprisingly good bass, these are an easy recommendation, especially considering their price.
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The Razer Travel Case Folio combines premium protection, an adjustable multi-device stand, and travel-friendly portability into a sleek accessory for the Razer Joro, Apple Magic Keyboard, and other compact keyboards.
One of my favorite gaming accessories is my Razer Joro keyboard. It’s slim, responsive, and extremely lightweight. Since my main gaming device has been a tablet lately, it has worked really well as an integrated part of my gaming rig. The only downside of it is that it doesn’t come with travel case. That actually changes today with the release of the Razer Travel Case Folio for Portable Keyboards.
About the Razer Travel Case Folio for Portable Keyboards
The Razer Travel Case Folio for Portable Keyboards is designed to make working and gaming on the go more convenient without sacrificing the comfort of a full-sized typing experience. Built primarily for the Razer Joro and Apple’s Magic Keyboard, it also accommodates many other portable keyboards with similar dimensions, making it a versatile travel companion.
Constructed with a durable PU leather exterior and a soft microfiber suede interior, the folio helps protect your keyboard from everyday wear while remaining thin and lightweight enough to slip into a backpack or laptop bag. A high-strength magnetic closure keeps everything securely in place, and precision charging cutouts allow compatible keyboards to be charged without removing them from the case.
More than just a protective sleeve, the Travel Case Folio features an integrated adjustable stand that supports viewing angles from 0 to 125 degrees. It can hold tablets up to 13 inches, smartphones, and many gaming handhelds, allowing users to create a comfortable mobile workspace or gaming setup almost anywhere. Priced at $55.99, the Travel Case Folio aims to provide a practical, premium solution for professionals, students, and gamers who want to take their desktop-like typing experience wherever they go.
Features & Specs
Designed for the Razer Joro and Apple Magic Keyboard
Compatible with other portable keyboards of similar dimensions
Integrated adjustable stand for tablets, smartphones, and gaming handhelds
Adjustable viewing angles from 0° to 125°
Supports tablets up to 13 inches
Compatible with many gaming handhelds, including the Steam Deck
Primary Compatibility: Razer Joro, Apple Magic Keyboard
Additional Compatibility: Portable keyboards with similar dimensions
Closure Type: Magnetic
Available Color: Black
User Experience
The Razer Travel Case Folio makes a strong first impression. As soon as I took it out of the box, it felt like a well-made accessory rather than an afterthought. The PU leather exterior has a soft, premium feel while still feeling durable enough for everyday travel, and the microfiber suede lining provides a layer of protection that gave me confidence tossing the keyboard into a backpack. One thing I noticed immediately, however, is that the keyboard doesn’t physically attach to the case. Instead, it simply rests inside the folio as it wraps around the keyboard. Initially, I expected this to allow the keyboard to slide around, but during my testing it stayed securely in place and never shifted unexpectedly.
The overall construction strikes a nice balance between rigidity and flexibility. The front and back panels are firm enough to protect the keyboard, while the hinge area remains flexible, making it easy to fold into different positions. The magnetic closure is strong enough to keep the folio securely closed, yet it’s still easy to open with one hand. I also didn’t notice the exterior attracting fingerprints or lint, helping it maintain its clean appearance after several days of use.
Using the folio with the Razer Joro was straightforward. Because the keyboard isn’t clipped or magnetically attached, inserting and removing it takes only a few seconds. Charging cutouts are also well positioned, allowing the keyboard to remain inside the case while charging. Despite my initial concerns about the keyboard simply resting inside the folio, I never experienced any unwanted movement during normal use or while carrying it in a bag.
I go with Robyn to a lot of events, most of which I am not participating in so I am stuck at the hotel. During these times, I like to use my iPad with the Razer Joro keyboard now that I have the travel case I can confidently say my portable rig is complete.
One of the Travel Case Folio’s biggest strengths is how quickly it transforms from a protective case into a compact workstation. Opening the magnetic cover, placing a tablet into the integrated stand, and setting the keyboard in front of it takes only a few moments. I tested the stand with both my 13-inch M4 iPad Pro and my iPhone, and it provided a stable platform for both devices. There was no noticeable wobble while typing, and I never felt like either device was at risk of tipping over.
The adjustable stand worked well overall, although it wasn’t perfect. Initially, the hinge felt fairly stiff, but it loosened slightly with use. Once adjusted, it generally held its position, though I did notice the kickstand would occasionally slide a bit, requiring a minor readjustment. It’s not a major issue, but I would have liked a more secure locking mechanism to keep the viewing angle completely fixed.
Portability is where the Travel Case Folio really shines. It slides easily into a backpack or laptop bag without adding noticeable bulk or weight. More importantly, it gave me peace of mind knowing the keyboard’s keys were protected from scratches and impacts while traveling. While I wouldn’t expect it to provide significant protection from a serious drop, it offers more than enough protection against the bumps and pressure that come with daily commuting.
I also used the folio during an extended work session, and it remained comfortable throughout. The stand provided a comfortable viewing angle, and typing on the Joro felt natural whether I was working at a desk or away from my normal setup. Aside from the occasional movement of the kickstand, I didn’t encounter any significant frustrations during everyday use.
At $55.99, the Travel Case Folio is certainly more expensive than many generic keyboard sleeves. Those alternatives may offer thicker padding or additional storage, but they lack the integrated stand and custom fit designed specifically for the Razer Joro and Apple Magic Keyboard. After spending time with it, I came away feeling that the premium materials, thoughtful design, and added functionality justify the price. It’s the kind of accessory I would purchase myself because it genuinely made carrying and using the keyboard more convenient, rather than feeling like just another case to throw in my bag.
Conclusion
The Razer Travel Case Folio for Portable Keyboards fills a gap that many Razer Joro owners have likely noticed since the keyboard launched. Rather than being just a protective sleeve, it combines premium materials, a compact form factor, and an integrated adjustable stand into an accessory that makes it easier to work or game from virtually anywhere.
The Travel Case Folio costs more than a generic keyboard sleeve, but it offers considerably more functionality. If you own a Razer Joro or Apple Magic Keyboard and want a premium travel solution that protects your keyboard while doubling as a versatile stand, the Razer Travel Case Folio is an accessory that’s easy to recommend.
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The TCL K1 Smart Door Knob combines fingerprint access, app control, and multiple unlocking options at an affordable price, though a few reliability issues keep it from being a perfect budget smart lock.
TCL is a global electronics company best known for its televisions, but the brand also produces smartphones, tablets, audio products, appliances, and other smart home technology. The company has built a strong reputation for offering premium-style features and modern technology at more affordable prices than many competing brands. TCL has become especially popular in the TV market thanks to its focus on display innovation, including Mini-LED and QLED technology, while still keeping products budget friendly for everyday consumers. Over the years, the company has grown into one of the largest TV manufacturers in the world and continues expanding its presence across the consumer tech industry.
Features
This smart lock is designed for standard US doors and combines strong security with convenient keyless entry features. It offers fast fingerprint unlocking in just 0.3 seconds and supports four different access methods including fingerprint, passcode, app control, and a traditional key. The lock can store up to 100 fingerprints, making it great for families or shared spaces, while temporary passcodes provide easy guest access. Features like auto-lock, anti-peeping keypad protection, privacy mode, and passage mode add extra convenience and security for everyday use. The lock also keeps sensitive data stored locally instead of in the cloud for improved privacy protection. Built with a durable brushed aluminum finish, it runs on four AAA batteries with up to 12 months of battery life and installs easily using only a screwdriver.
Unboxing and Install
Inside the box you will find the smart lock itself, the striker plate and lock hardware, along with a small instruction booklet to help guide you through setup and installation. One thing to note is that batteries are not included, so you will need to have those ready before getting started.
Installation was very straightforward and only took a few minutes. After lining everything up with the existing door holes, it mostly came down to screwing the lock together and securing it in place. Once I installed the batteries, the lock powered on right away and was ready to go. From there, I downloaded the companion app and went through the setup process, which was simple and easy to follow.
Overall Use
In day-to-day use, the smart lock worked fairly well overall, but I did run into a few issues during testing. The fingerprint reader was probably my biggest complaint since it rarely worked on the first try. Most of the time I had to scan my finger two or three times before the lock would finally recognize it and unlock the door. It still worked eventually, but it definitely was not as quick or seamless as I expected from a fingerprint smart lock.
I also noticed an issue with the physical button on the lock itself. When I pressed it, the lock would make a sound like it was activating a feature, but nothing would actually happen. From what I can tell, I believe it is supposed to keep the door unlocked or activate passage mode, but it never worked properly during my testing. Oddly enough, that same feature worked completely fine through the app, which makes me think it could possibly be a software bug or firmware issue rather than a hardware problem.
Outside of those issues, the app experience itself was simple and easy to use. Setup was straightforward, and I liked being able to manage settings, unlock the door remotely, and control features directly from my phone. The lock also feels solid once installed, and features like auto-lock add some extra peace of mind for everyday use.
Conclusion
Overall, this smart lock offers a good mix of convenience, security features, and modern functionality at an affordable price. While I did run into some issues with the fingerprint reader reliability and the physical passage mode button not working correctly, the lock still handled basic day to day use fairly well. The app experience was simple, installation was easy, and I liked having multiple ways to unlock the door depending on the situation.
One feature I especially appreciated was the USB power option on the bottom of the lock. If the batteries die unexpectedly, you can quickly plug in a power source to temporarily power the lock and still get inside without being locked out. There is also an emergency backup key included, which adds another layer of reassurance in case of battery failure or app issues. Those small details make the lock feel more practical for real world use and help avoid one of the biggest concerns people usually have with smart locks.
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Igeekphone News August 2, 2026 – A comprehensive leak has revealed the complete specifications and pricing of Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 lineup ahead of its official launch. According to information obtained by Android Headlines, the new series will consist of four models: the Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold.
The leaked details cover display technology, cameras, battery capacities, storage configurations, and expected pricing for both the U.S. and European markets.
Google Pixel 11: Compact Flagship Starting at $899
The standard Pixel 11 will feature a 6.3-inch Actua OLED display with an adaptive 60Hz–120Hz refresh rate, 2424 × 1080 resolution, and peak brightness of 3,000 nits. The panel is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2, making it the smallest device in the Pixel 11 family.
Performance
The handset is expected to be powered by Google’s new Tensor G6 processor alongside the Titan M3 security coprocessor.
Memory and storage options include:
12GB RAM + 256GB storage
16GB RAM + 512GB storage
Expandable storage is not supported.
Battery
The Pixel 11 is equipped with a 4,985mAh typical battery (4,840mAh minimum capacity) and supports:
30W USB-C PPS wired charging
Qi2 wireless charging
Cameras
The rear camera system includes:
48MP main camera (f/1.7)
13MP ultra-wide camera (f/2.2)
Google is expected to offer up to 30x Super Res Zoom, while selfies are handled by a 10.5MP front-facing camera.
Additional Features
Other features include:
5G connectivity
Under-display fingerprint sensor
Face Unlock
Dimensions: 152.8 × 72 × 8.6mm
Weight: 197g
Expected Price
United States: Starting at $899
Europe: Starting at €999
Google Pixel 11 Pro: LTPO Display and Professional Camera System
The Pixel 11 Pro retains the compact 6.3-inch form factor but upgrades to a Super Actua OLED LTPO display.
Display specifications include:
1Hz–120Hz adaptive refresh rate
2856 × 1280 resolution
3,600 nits peak brightness
Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection
Hardware
Like the standard model, the Pixel 11 Pro is powered by:
Google Tensor G6
Titan M3 security chip
Memory configurations include:
12GB or 16GB RAM
256GB or 512GB storage
Battery
The phone packs a 4,850mAh typical battery (4,707mAh minimum) with:
30W USB-C PPS charging
Qi2 wireless charging
Triple-Camera Upgrade
Photography receives a major boost with:
50MP main camera
48MP ultra-wide camera
48MP telephoto camera
The telephoto lens supports:
5× optical zoom
Up to 120× Pro Zoom
Google is also expected to deliver “optical-quality” zoom at:
0.5×
1×
2×
5×
10×
On the front, the Pixel 11 Pro features a 42MP selfie camera with a 103-degree field of view.
Other Specifications
5G connectivity
Under-display fingerprint scanner
Face Unlock
Dimensions: 152.7 × 71.9 × 8.4mm
Weight: 204g
Expected Price
United States:$1,099
Europe:€1,199
Google Pixel 11 Pro XL: Larger Display, Bigger Battery, Faster Charging
For users seeking a larger flagship experience, the Pixel 11 Pro XL is expected to feature a 6.8-inch Super Actua OLED LTPO display with:
1Hz–120Hz adaptive refresh rate
2992 × 1344 resolution
3,600 nits peak brightness
Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection
The device continues Google’s flat-display design philosophy.
Performance
Powered by the Tensor G6, memory options include:
12GB RAM
16GB RAM
Storage configurations include:
256GB
512GB
1TB
The higher-capacity storage variants are expected to include 16GB of RAM.
Battery and Charging
The Pro XL carries the largest battery in the lineup:
5,115mAh typical capacity
5,000mAh minimum capacity
Charging options include:
45W wired charging
Qi2 wireless charging
Google is once again expected to omit a charger from the retail package.
Cameras
Camera hardware mirrors the Pixel 11 Pro:
50MP primary sensor
48MP ultra-wide camera with macro support
48MP 5× telephoto lens
42MP selfie camera
Additional Features
5G
Under-display fingerprint sensor
Face Unlock
Dimensions: 162.7 × 76.5 × 8.5mm
Weight: 226g
Expected Price
United States:$1,299
Europe:€1,199
Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold: Google’s Next-Generation Foldable
The premium Pixel 11 Pro Fold is expected to build upon Google’s foldable smartphone lineup with refinements rather than major design changes.
Dual OLED Displays
The foldable features:
8-inch internal OLED display
6.4-inch external OLED display
Both panels support refresh rates up to 120Hz.
While detailed display specifications remain unavailable, the overall hardware is expected to closely resemble the previous-generation Pixel foldable.
Hardware
Inside, the device includes:
Tensor G6 processor
Titan M3 security chip
Configurations include:
12GB or 16GB RAM
256GB
512GB
1TB storage
No microSD card expansion is supported.
Battery
Battery specifications include:
4,806mAh typical capacity
4,658mAh minimum capacity
Charging support includes:
30W USB-C PPS wired charging
Qi2 wireless charging
Google reportedly estimates that the device can reach 50% charge in approximately 30 minutes.
Camera System
The rear camera array consists of:
48MP primary camera
10.5MP ultra-wide camera with macro capability
10.8MP telephoto camera with 5× optical zoom
Digital zoom reaches up to 30× Super Res Zoom.
Both the inner and outer displays feature 10MP selfie cameras with 87-degree fields of view.
Fingerprint Sensor Returns to the Side
Unlike the rest of the Pixel 11 lineup, the foldable is expected to continue using a side-mounted fingerprint sensor integrated into the power button. Face Unlock will also be supported.
Dimensions are reported as:
Folded
155.2 × 76 × 10.1mm
Unfolded
155.2 × 150.4 × 5mm
Weight: 239g
Expected Price
United States:$1,899
Europe:€1,999
Google Pixel 11 Series at a Glance
Model
Display
Processor
Main Camera
Battery
Starting Price (US)
Pixel 11
6.3-inch Actua OLED, 120Hz
Tensor G6
48MP + 13MP
4,985mAh
$899
Pixel 11 Pro
6.3-inch LTPO OLED, 120Hz
Tensor G6
50MP + 48MP + 48MP
4,850mAh
$1,099
Pixel 11 Pro XL
6.8-inch LTPO OLED, 120Hz
Tensor G6
50MP + 48MP + 48MP
5,115mAh
$1,299
Pixel 11 Pro Fold
8-inch foldable OLED + 6.4-inch cover display
Tensor G6
48MP + 10.5MP + 10.8MP
4,806mAh
$1,899
Final Thoughts
If these leaked specifications prove accurate, the Google Pixel 11 series represents an incremental but meaningful evolution of Google’s flagship smartphone lineup. Across all four models, the Tensor G6 processor, Titan M3 security chip, Qi2 wireless charging, and high-brightness OLED displays form the foundation of the new generation.
The lineup also offers clear differentiation: the Pixel 11 targets users seeking a compact flagship, the Pixel 11 Pro enhances photography and display technology, the Pixel 11 Pro XL delivers Google’s largest conventional smartphone with faster charging, while the Pixel 11 Pro Fold continues the company’s push into the premium foldable segment.
Google has yet to officially confirm these specifications or prices, but the leak provides one of the most comprehensive previews of the Pixel 11 family to date ahead of its expected launch.
Igeekphone News August 8, 2026 – XR hardware company Unseen Reality has officially unveiled the URXR One, a lightweight head-mounted display designed to serve as a portable replacement for traditional monitors rather than a conventional virtual reality headset. The device is set to launch on Kickstarter on August 4, with an early-bird price of $800, while the expected retail price is $900. Shipments are scheduled to begin in mid-October 2026.
Designed as a Personal Display Instead of a VR Headset
Unlike most VR headsets that focus on immersive gaming or virtual environments, the URXR One is positioned as a wearable display for productivity, entertainment, and extended everyday use. The headset is optimized for displaying traditional 2D content, making it suitable for users who want a large virtual screen for work, media consumption, or multitasking.
According to Unseen Reality, the headset has been engineered for comfortable long-term wear and supports both 3 Degrees of Freedom (3DOF) and 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DOF) operating modes. Spatial tracking in 6DOF mode is enabled by a dual-camera SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) system, allowing the virtual display to remain anchored in physical space as users move around.
Lightweight Design with Pancake Optics
One of the URXR One’s standout features is its remarkably lightweight construction. Weighing just 93 grams, the headset is significantly lighter than most standalone VR and mixed reality devices currently on the market.
The display system incorporates a Mini Pancake optical design, which helps reduce both size and weight while maintaining image clarity. The headset is equipped with:
Dual 1.03-inch Micro OLED displays
2448 × 2064 resolution per eye
90Hz refresh rate
These specifications are intended to deliver crisp visuals suitable for productivity applications, video streaming, and general computing.
Virtual Display Expands Up to 200 Inches
The URXR One enables users to create a virtual display that can scale from the approximate size of a laptop screen to as large as 200 inches, providing a flexible workspace without requiring a physical monitor.
This approach makes the device particularly attractive for mobile professionals, travelers, and users working in limited spaces who want a large-screen experience while maintaining portability.
External Device Required
Unlike standalone XR headsets equipped with onboard processors, the URXR One does not include an independent computing platform. Instead, it functions as an external display by connecting directly to compatible devices through a USB-C DisplayPort connection.
Users can pair the headset with laptops, PCs, tablets, or supported smartphones capable of video output over USB-C.
However, Unseen Reality notes that certain smartphones may not provide sufficient power or DisplayPort output through a single USB-C connection. For these devices, the company offers an optional URXR Power Hub, priced at $69, which supplies additional power and expands compatibility.
Pricing and Availability
The URXR One will be available through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, offering:
Early-bird price:$800
Expected retail price:$900
Optional URXR Power Hub:$69
The company expects to begin shipping the headset to backers in mid-October 2026.
Final Thoughts
Rather than competing directly with immersive VR headsets, the Unseen Reality URXR One targets users looking for a lightweight, wearable personal display for productivity and media consumption. Its 93-gram design, Mini Pancake optics, dual Micro OLED displays, 90Hz refresh rate, and 6DOF spatial tracking distinguish it from traditional smart glasses while avoiding the bulk of many standalone XR devices.
If Unseen Reality delivers on its promises of comfort, display quality, and reliable spatial tracking, the URXR One could become an appealing option for professionals and enthusiasts seeking a portable large-screen experience without carrying a physical monitor.
Smart wearables continue to evolve, and DT NO.1 E08 Smart Cycling Glasses are a perfect example of how artificial intelligence, photography, and audio technology can be integrated into a lightweight pair of sports glasses. Designed for cyclists, outdoor enthusiasts, and tech lovers, the E08 combines AI recognition, hands-free photography, video recording, music playback, and voice interaction into a single wearable device.
Designed for Active Lifestyles
The DT NO.1 E08 features a sporty cycling-glasses design that prioritizes comfort and stability during outdoor activities. Whether you’re riding a bike, hiking, running, or traveling, the lightweight frame provides a secure fit while offering protection from sunlight and wind.
Its modern aerodynamic appearance makes it suitable for both athletic and casual use, allowing users to capture experiences without carrying additional devices.
AI-Powered Smart Assistance
One of the biggest highlights of the E08 is its built-in AI functionality. The glasses support OpenAI-powered recognition technology, enabling users to interact with intelligent voice features while on the move.
AI capabilities include:
Object recognition
Voice assistant functions
Smart information retrieval
Voice interaction
Real-time AI-assisted experiences
These features transform the glasses from a simple recording device into a wearable AI companion.
13MP Camera with 32MP Photo Capture
The integrated 13MP camera allows users to capture moments directly from their point of view. Unlike traditional action cameras, the E08 records exactly what the wearer sees, making it ideal for cycling adventures, scenic rides, and outdoor exploration.
Photo resolution reaches up to 32MP, delivering detailed images suitable for sharing on social media or preserving memorable experiences. The hands-free design means users can focus on the activity rather than holding a smartphone.
1080P Video Recording with EIS Stabilization
For video creators and outdoor sports enthusiasts, the E08 supports 1080P HD video recording. Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) helps reduce vibrations and shaking, producing smoother footage during movement.
Whether cycling through city streets or mountain trails, the stabilization technology improves recording quality and makes videos more enjoyable to watch.
Fast Wi-Fi 6 Connectivity
The inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 technology enables faster wireless transfers and improved connectivity. Users can quickly synchronize photos and videos with their smartphone, reducing the need for cables and simplifying content sharing.
Wi-Fi 6 also enhances communication between the glasses and companion applications, ensuring responsive performance for AI features and media management.
Open-Ear Audio Experience
The E08 functions as more than just smart glasses. Built-in speakers provide an open-ear listening experience, allowing users to enjoy music, navigation prompts, and voice responses while remaining aware of their surroundings.
This design is especially beneficial for cyclists and runners who need to hear traffic, pedestrians, and environmental sounds for safety. The device supports up to 10 hours of music playback, making it suitable for long rides and outdoor adventures.
Smart Features for Everyday Use
Beyond photography and audio, the DT NO.1 E08 offers a range of intelligent functions:
Voice control
AI recognition
Hands-free operation
Music playback
HD video recording
Wireless file transfer
Outdoor sports support
Smart assistant integration
These features make the glasses useful not only for sports but also for travel, commuting, sightseeing, and daily activities.
For cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts, the E08 provides a practical combination of safety and convenience. Users can listen to music, receive AI assistance, capture photos, and record videos without reaching for a smartphone.
The first-person perspective recording capability makes the glasses particularly appealing for adventure content creators, while the open-ear audio design helps maintain environmental awareness during activities. Smart-glasses users often view camera, audio, AI assistance, and battery life as the most important features in everyday wearable devices.
Final Verdict
DT NO.1 E08 Smart Cycling Glasses successfully blend AI technology, hands-free photography, HD video recording, and open-ear audio into a versatile wearable device. With its 13MP camera, 32MP photo capability, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, OpenAI recognition features, and 10-hour battery life, the E08 offers an impressive package for cyclists, travelers, and outdoor adventurers.
For users seeking a smart wearable that can capture experiences, provide AI assistance, and deliver entertainment without sacrificing comfort or awareness, the DT NO.1 E08 stands out as a compelling option in the growing smart glasses market.
Looking for an RC drone that stands out from the crowd? CZ31 Rocket-Style RC Drone combines an eye-catching rocket-inspired design with beginner-friendly flight controls, brushless motors, Wi-Fi FPV, and unique visual effects that make every takeoff feel like a space launch. Designed primarily for recreational flying, this Ready-to-Fly (RTF) quadcopter offers an entertaining experience for kids, beginners, and drone enthusiasts alike.
A Rocket-Inspired Design That Turns Heads
Unlike traditional quadcopters, the CZ31 adopts a rocket-inspired appearance complete with folding arms that resemble a futuristic launch vehicle. During takeoff, the drone enhances the illusion with LED lighting and a mist spray effect beneath the aircraft, creating a realistic rocket exhaust visual.
It’s important to note that the “rocket missile-launch” branding refers purely to the drone’s appearance and visual effects—it is designed solely as a recreational RC aircraft.
Brushless Motors for Stable Flight
Powering the CZ31 are efficient brushless motors, which provide smoother flight performance and greater durability compared to conventional brushed motors.
Advantages include:
Improved flight stability
Longer motor lifespan
Lower operating noise
Better efficiency
Enhanced reliability for regular outdoor flying
Combined with its 6-axis gyroscope, the drone delivers stable hovering and responsive controls, making it suitable for both beginners and casual pilots.
Beginner-Friendly Flight Features
The CZ31 includes several intelligent functions that simplify flying:
One-key takeoff and landing
Altitude hold
Headless mode
Multiple speed settings
Stable hover control
These features help new pilots gain confidence while allowing more experienced users to enjoy quick and hassle-free flights.
Wi-Fi FPV with Built-In Camera
The drone comes equipped with a 480P HD camera that supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi FPV (First-Person View) transmission.
Pilots can connect the drone to a compatible smartphone to:
View live video
Capture aerial photos
Record videos
Experience FPV flying
The FPV transmission range is approximately 30 meters, while the remote-control range extends to around 50 meters under ideal conditions.
Mist Spray and LED Lighting
One of the most entertaining features of the CZ31 is its one-touch mist spray system.
Using the included water dropper, users can fill the small reservoir to produce a visible mist beneath the drone. Combined with colorful LED lighting, the effect resembles rocket exhaust during takeoff, making evening flights especially enjoyable.
The spray system is intended purely as a visual effect and can operate for approximately 8 minutes after a brief activation.
Compact and Portable
The CZ31 measures approximately:
200 × 200 × 190 mm
Takeoff weight: 175g
Its foldable arms make transportation and storage convenient, allowing users to easily pack the drone into a backpack for outdoor adventures.
Battery Performance
The drone is powered by a 3.7V 1200mAh Li-Po battery, offering:
6–9 minutes of flight time
Around 60 minutes charging time
The modular battery design also allows for quick battery swaps if additional batteries are purchased separately.
Package Contents
The Ready-to-Fly package includes:
CZ31 Rocket-Style RC Drone
2.4GHz remote controller
3.7V 1200mAh battery
USB charging cable
Spare propellers
Propeller guards
Water dropper for the mist effect
Screwdriver and mounting screws
User manual
Key Specifications
Rocket-inspired foldable design
Brushless motor system
480P HD camera
2.4GHz Wi-Fi FPV
One-key takeoff and landing
Headless mode
Altitude hold
LED lighting effects
Mist spray “rocket exhaust” effect
3.7V 1200mAh Li-Po battery
Flight time: 6–9 minutes
Control range: approximately 50 meters
FPV range: approximately 30 meters
Who Should Buy the CZ31?
The CZ31 is a great choice for:
First-time drone pilots
Kids and families
Hobbyists looking for a fun recreational drone
Users who enjoy unique drone designs
Anyone seeking an affordable FPV quadcopter with visual effects
Final Verdict
CZ31 Rocket-Style RC Drone focuses on fun rather than professional aerial photography. Its rocket-inspired styling, LED lighting, mist spray effect, brushless motors, and beginner-friendly flight controls create an engaging flying experience that stands out from conventional toy drones.
While its 480P camera and modest flight time reflect its entry-level positioning, the CZ31 offers plenty of entertainment value for recreational users. If you’re looking for a unique RC quadcopter that combines imaginative design with easy-to-fly features, the CZ31 is a compelling option for weekend flying and family fun.
Com uma aposta reforçada na criatividade, acompanhada por novidades com IA, o Oppo Reno16 Pro quer conquistar quem valoriza a fotografia e a conveniência de ter todas as ferramentas de edição reunidas num único lugar. Mas a redução da capacidade da bateria deixa a desejar e a subida no preço é difícil de ignorar.
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