EPOS H3 Hybrid
What we love about the EPOS H3 Hybrid is its flexibility. It can work in wired mode like a typical gaming headset, but you can connect to both PCs and consoles. Plus, it also has Bluetooth. So, you can ditch the cable and use it wirelessly on your mobile. You can even do two at once. So, you can play a game via a cable, while talking on your phone using Bluetooth. That’s proper 7.1 surround sound, too, but only on PC which is a shame. Comfortable, light and featuring a good mic, this is a good multipurpose headset for people who want something for their phone and games.
GoPro HERO10 Black
The latest GoPro has landed and like always, we’re impressed. It’s got a great leap in the video quality, now delivering 4K at 120fps and even 5.3K at 60fps! The camera jumps to a 23MP lens, too. Plus, the lens is now scratch resistant and better at stopping water droplets from forming. Its improved CPU can handle the next-gen of image stabilisation, a more responsive touchscreen and improved horizon levelling, up from 27-degrees to 45-degrees. Add existing features like being waterproof to 10m 8x slow-mo, voice control and 1080p streaming, and you have a beast!
Victrix Gambit Dual Core Tournament Controller
Pro gamers use different controllers to regular players. Controllers like this. It has 14 different customisable bits, allowing you to swap out the sticks, triggers, d-pad, faceplate and more so it works perfectly for your hands and games. There’s additional paddle buttons underneath, too, and the triggers have five adjustable stop points controlled via an app. While the dual-core internal processor makes it lightning fast and responsive – although a bit overly sensitive. It is tethered, however, and the plastic design feels a bit flimsy. of XSX features like Auto HDR, DirectX 12 Ultimate, Raytracing and Xbox Cloud Gaming. If you have a fast SSD, games will load a lot quicker, too, thanks to the DirectStorage API.
