Michelle Rae Uy

The Wacaco Minipresso NS2 is a great solution for coffee on-the-go, but it might not be the most sustainable.

The Wombat Pine Professional may not have a big-name backing, but like the marsupial the brand is named after, it’s got the muscle to show the rest of them up.

The Glorious O2 Wireless gaming mouse is fast, fetching, and almost featherweight. Most importantly, it costs much less than its big-name rivals.

Content creation champ Elgato wins again, this time with its Elgato Wave:3, an impressive USB mic that effortlessly blends style and substance.

The Seattle Coffee Gear Diletta Bello is the espresso machine for true coffee enthusiasts, but it’s also accessible enough for beginners.

The Alienware AW720H delivers detailed, hi-res audio and an immersive Dolby Atmos-expanded soundstage.

The MSI Vigor GK71 Sonic is a fast gaming keyboard with nice extras.

The Riley Scooters RS3’s innovative folding design puts other electric scooters’ portability claims to shame, but it’s not quite there yet in terms of convenience.

Corsair cuts half of the work in building a PC so beginners can save time and focus on the process itself.

The Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro is missing the wireless connectivity of the V3 Pro, but gets those ever-so-useful dedicated macro keys in return.

The Corsair HS65 Wireless may not have the most balanced sound, but it’s got the same immersive soundstage as its wired counterpart.

The Corsair HS55 Wireless improves on its predecessor without hiking up the price. Bizarrely enough, it’s also slightly underwhelming in the low end.

The Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is a powerful webcam that you’re going to want even if you’re not a streamer.

The Neat Bumblebee II is a solid option for novice streamers, but unfortunately, it comes with a number of flaws.

Though not exactly a giant leap for headset-kind, the Astro A30 is still a small, stellar step toward the future of gaming headsets.

The aptly-named Razer Leviathan V2 Pro delivers powerful bass, great sound imaging, and a wide soundstage.

The Edifier G2000 PC speakers surprisingly punch above their weight – or more accurately, their size.