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It is a mobile tool. It is for a specific audience basically. I have it as a second device. I can say it's impressive. Mobile tablet. It generally works very well, especially with the Spen. It has never given me any major issues and runs everything smoothly!

As a device, it is very good. Now, the sensor with a launch control or a flat shift can break. I have found the Innovate Lambda with a guard protector and so far I have no issues with a burnt lambda. It is accurate. I have had it for 5 years without any issues except for the lambda.

I have it for 5 years in the car.!! It is the best elegant small with great capabilities. No absolute problem easy to use. Easy to install.

Coming from the Odessey g7 (2K 240hz), this monitor was the most immediate solution for a 4K display. I haven't noticed a tremendous difference from 240hz to 165hz. It's generally worth it to have 4K if your system can handle it (I have a 4090). The image quality is very good, and the response time is great. I mainly play Warzone (180-200 fps) with all graphics set to full without DLSS. You may lose 15-20 fps going from 2K to 4K, but it's worth it for the image quality alone. As for the 32-inch size, I was worried it wouldn't suit me, but it's the perfect size. Like all the Odyssey monitors, their stand is the best in terms of adjustability

Great headphones.. the microphone might need something better. Now, about isolation. Many complain about noise. These headphones have 6 microphones, 4 perimeter and 2 internal ones which are the speakers. To capture external noises, meaning if someone knocks on your door, you will hear it. Not because of the "poor insulation" from the microphones, as there is a setting to close the microphones. Personally, I leave them open because that's how I know what's happening around me. The sound is quite satisfactory compared to the Arctis Pro Wireless I had before. It's the right sound so as not to deafen you. The bass is also of good quality. The construction is great. The battery lasts a long time. Because it has 2 batteries that you change whenever the one in the headphones runs out and it charges from the DAC. Overall, they are worth their money for a premium product. If you have any other questions, send me a message and I will answer you to the best of my knowledge.

As I come from the basilisk ultimate and before that I had the basilisk wireless (v1 - v2 - v3), I have switched from the Corsair core pro and other high-end brands, the only mouse that fits properly in the hand and doesn't tire is the basilisk. Keep in mind that in order to have an 8000hz polling rate, you need to also get the separate dock, which costs 80€ if you buy just the mouse. You need to play around with the dpi a bit when it reaches 8000 because it will feel like you have 300dpi when you adjust it from 1000 to 8000. The battery is quite satisfactory and the dock is very convenient for wireless charging. Overall, in my opinion, this mouse is worth the premium.

50 degrees and in stress test it performs the best in terms of temperatures. The only thing it lacks is RGB for aesthetic reasons

A box that you can make whatever you want. Slots for everything. Only the cables at the back are not easily hidden, but it's awesome.

It is a fantastic liquid cooler. Coming from a custom loop with EK components, I chose the Aorus 360 because I don't have time for maintenance and I wanted to do an Aorus build. It is paired with a 13900K processor running at 6.0 GHz, which reaches 100 degrees with CPU burner. However, with auto overclocking ranging from 5.5 to 5.6 GHz, it maintains normal temperatures. It has easy-to-use software and received an update after one month. Unfortunately, it is not sufficient for the 13900K. Time to go for a custom loop.