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Logitech G502 X Plus: One-minute review The Logitech G502 X Plus ushers in a new era for the legendary and still popular Logitech G502 line. The release of this new entry, launched alongside the new wired Logitech G502 X and the new Logitech G502 X Lightspeed Wireless, has been a long time coming. But, now that it’s out, it’s proven to be worth the wait, thanks to the improvements in its optical switches, wireless performance, and design. Massive changes, especially to cult classics like the Logitech G502 and the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless, never truly go down well with the fans, and we expect some resistance against Logitech G’s decision to pull the weight customization feature, opting for a more lightweight design. After all, that’s one of the things that made the G502 among the best gaming mice out there. However, there are also heaps of welcome improvements here, including Logitech G’s brand-new hybrid optical-mechanical switch and a Lightspeed wireless protocol that’s ...

I’ve never been one for replaying games once I’ve finished them. Restarting? Yes. The Witcher 3 and Divinity: Original Sin are just a couple of victims of my ADHD-addled brain, abandoned and returned to. My pile of shame is practically the entirety of my gaming library. Which is why it’s bordering on a miracle that I’ve watched the credits roll on every Naughty Dog title I’ve played.  Whether it’s Uncharted or The Last of Us, the cinematic storytelling is perfectly paced to hold my attention. These are games for people who love movies. Uncharted is your action-adventure summer blockbuster with a charismatic lead and ensemble cast of memorable characters. The Last of Us has its fair share of action, but by contrast, its post-apocalyptic backdrop is home to tragedy, desperation, and sadness.  And while I loved The Last of Us Part 1 back when I played it back on PS3 , that book was closed as soon as I put my controller down. Revisiting old games – even for a quick, novelty dab...

The Rings of Power: key information - Launching on Prime Video on September 1 (US) and September 2 (worldwide) - Created by JD Payne and Patrick McKay - Based on J.R.R. Tolkien's legendary Lord of the Rings novels - Set during Middle-earth's Second Age - First season comprises 10 episodes - Morfydd Clark, Robert Aramayo, Cynthia Addai-Robinson, and Markella Kavenagh among 23-strong main cast - First season cost $465 million The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power represents a massive gamble for Amazon Studios. The multinational entertainment division has enjoyed relative success with its other movie and TV offerings, including The Boys and Invincible . However, Prime Video – Amazon’s streaming service – lacks a cultural behemoth, such as Netflix’s Stranger Things , the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), or HBO's Game of Thrones within its extensive back catalog. With The Rings of Power , a Prime Video series set in legendary author J.R.R. Tolk...

The FlexiSpot E8 Frame and overall desk setup is an impressive offering that feels like a significant upgrade from any other desk we have tested. Largely due to an intuitive control panel, added accessories that compliment a productive workspace, and other features that elevate the quality, this desk screams productivity.  Unboxing (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) Unboxing this large desk was rather straightforward, although it did arrive in four separate boxes. Altogether, this process took about 20 minutes to complete, without being too strenuous or difficult. The first box contained the desk drawer with all the hardware, including the screws, the key, and mounting brackets. Prepping the drawer for installation on the larger desk was painless, before adding the brackets (stored in the drawer) to the side and bottom of the drawer and putting it off to the side to continue building the desk. The second box contained the monitor riser. With only a f...

Two-minute review What’s amazing about the Motorola Edge (2022) is not that Motorola has taken a scalpel to its flagship Motorola Edge Plus and managed to cut out $500 worth of features while still delivering a premium device. It's that, although the phone is larger than competitors in this price range, with a bigger battery than most, it feels as unobtrusive and light as a phone half its size. We’d recommend the Motorola Edge (2022) for those looking for the lightest phone you can find; it’s easy to slip into a pocket and it isn’t tiresome to balance on the edge of your pinky finger. And there are other solid features, especially the big, bright screen that looks great when watching movies or shooting photos in bright sunlight – even if you can find better screens and better cameras elsewhere. The winning feature on the Motorola Edge is definitely its weight.  In such a thin and light phone, it may be surprising to hear the battery doesn’t disappoint; Motorola somehow managed...