Phil Iwaniuk

Mini Review This i60 wireless media headset is the flagship in a new range that attempts to branch out into broader multimedia use.

Mini review The PX4 gaming headset for PlayStation 4, Xbox One (plus PS3, 360, PC and Mac) look and sound great.

MINI REVIEW The Force K7 looks like a gaming keyboard, but can this spartan offering from Gigabyte really be considered a gaming peripheral?

MINI REVIEW Corsair's entry-level mechanical board might lose some functionality by dropping the numpad, but it gains more than just novelty value in the process.

MINI REVIEW Slotting in just below the M60 in Corsair's gaming mouse range, the Raptor M40 is the result of a merger between the California-based peripherals giant and German manufacturer Raptor.

Uncomfortable, poorly designed and weak-sounding: this gaming headset is one to avoid.

Razer's budget Electra offering tests the definition of what is a gaming headset, and (spoiler) not in a good way.

An impressive gaming headset that defies its pricing with excellent build quality and great sound.

The first CM Storm Scout was a dependable, surprisingly roomy case that didn't take up much space - all for under £100.

We can't fault the excellent 5.1 sound, but the Pro+'s fussy setup and disappointing ergonomics prove to be its downfall.

Its price tag might seem steep, but this mighty 8GB kit pays for itself by delivering a whopping performance boost.

UPDATED Affordable synchronous NAND with great performance. The real-world difference between this and the Neutron GTX is marginal.

This is Nvidia's most powerful iteration of the new Kepler architecture, pushed even further than its reference GTX 680 - a card so powerful only AMD's HD 7970 can look it in the eye.

Sapphire's Vapor-X HD 7970 aims to push AMD's Graphics Core Next hardware to its very limits by boosting the core and memory clocks, and managing the excess heat with its top-of-the-line air cooling.

A solid, decent quality headset, but it misses out on top honours compared to the better-specced competition.

Of all the gaming peripherals, keyboards have to work hardest to convince you that all those backlit keys and brushed steel signify a tangible and worthwhile step up from the basic beige model.

Decent audio, but the uncharacteristically sub-standard build-quality makes these £100 cans tough to recommend.