Jeremy Laird

Acer’s powerful new Chromebook can’t quite justify its premium pricing, despite a mostly strong feature set and great performance

PC Specialist’s all-AMD gaming PC packs plenty of punch for a reasonable price.

The Avita Liber 14 is a colorful alternative to the usual laptop suspects, but it’s not entirely compelling for performance or features.

Gigabyte’s new gaming portable packs Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti graphics and punches above its weight.

MSI’s hot new 34-inch 144Hz gaming monitor is powered by VA rather than IPS panel tech and packs HDR support.

Acer just added to its 4K 144Hz gaming portfolio with the most affordable model yet, the Nitro VX3.

Acer just made 4K, IPS, 144Hz, G-Sync gaming goodness a little cheaper with its latest 27-inch high-end monitor

Asus’s new all-screen Zenbook delivers a 14-inch viewing experience in a 13-inch laptop form factor

The Netgear Nighthawk XR700 is the mother of wireless gaming routers, and a features and performance monster.

Asus’s latest gaming panel is a super-wide, 49-inch monster of a monitor with a high refresh rate and HDR support.

Updated Lenovo’s latest premium 2-in-1 portable comes with little to no compromises, with excellent battery life and a strong build.

Asus’s new 38-inch mega monitor, the Designo Curve MX38VC, is a superwide sight to behold, but lacks HDR visuals

The Asus ROG Strix XG35VQ is a great wide-aspect 35-inch gaming panel but at a pretty serious price

Philip’s insanely wide 32:9-aspect 49-inch monitor is much more than just a pretty face.

AOC’s new gaming panel offers 144Hz refresh and low latency for a middling price.

Medion’s latest 17.3-inch laptop delivers portable gaming power for a reasonable price.

We test out Asus’s moderately mean, new 17.3-inch portable PC gaming machine.

The AOC Agon AG322QC4 is a great 144Hz gaming monitor with some added HDR goodness.

BenQ adds a touch of HDR goodness to its latest gaming-centric monitor.

D-Link’s triple-node mesh networking solution is easy to use and competitively priced.

Can TomTom's 'super' nav raise the bar for dedicated GPS devices?