Epomaker Glyph Keyboard Review (PC)
While most of the keyboards reviewed on Digitalchumps have been technical marvels and purposeful in their designed intentions, sometimes keyboard art hits our desk and overtakes functionality. This is the case with Epomaker’s Glyph keyboard. The Glyph keyboard is an artistic choice rather than a necessity. It is driven by being a talking point when people arrive in your office or home, rather than...[Read More]
KIWI Ears – Cadenza IEMs Review
When I am at the store looking at cheaper selections for bread, I can adjust to whatever is on sale. Ultimately, whatever bread I pick still tastes like bread, which is my goal. When looking at in-ear monitor solutions, I am a bit pickier, even when the price reaches triple digits. But sometimes this also means taking a hard look at something cheaper when it comes up. And it has come up. I have ha...[Read More]
HIFIMAN HE400se Review
Sometimes, having headphones that deliver some solid sound substance is an audio blessing. The HE400se Planar open-back headphones from HIFIMAN are a comfortable marvel to behold. Flat and stylish, the headphones are some of the best-looking, sounding, and feeling that I have had the pleasure of reviewing. There truly isn’t anything to complain about. Let’s get this review going. Design The design...[Read More]
HIFIMAN HE-R9 Headphones Review
And the sounds keep on coming. The HE-R9 Headphones from HIFIMAN are the latest headphones that have crossed the Digitalchumps desk. These closed-in, dynamic headphones featuring 35khz frequency-response are artsy, comfortable, and hit the right spot when needing a clear catch system for audio. While the artsy side of the HE-R9 Headphones might be a bit much for some, the overall performance is qu...[Read More]
NITROGLIDE Dual Monitor Stand Review
Well, this was the first foray into a new piece of hardware for Digitalchumps. I never thought I would have so much fun putting together a dual monitor mount and even more fun enjoying the majesty of trying different configurations. But here we are. The NITROGLIDE Dual Monitor Stand from manufacturer HUANUO was a pleasant dive into the monitor stand world. The stand was easy to put together, gave ...[Read More]
Modcase from JSAUX Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
I’m more impressed by the ModCase than I am the Nintendo Switch 2. It features a better design that makes the system far more comfortable to play for extended periods. Yeah, we’re going to start this review out with that obnoxious comment that is true. Anyway! The ModCase from JSAUX of a great kit to have for your Switch 2. Not only does it protect the NS2 from falls, but it also brings with it a ...[Read More]
Hyperkin The Competitor Controller (PC/Xbox)
Sometimes it doesn’t take a $200 SCUF controller to enjoy a gameplay session. Sometimes a $49.99 controller is just fine. Well, Hyperkin has just that controller for you with The Competitor. This $49.99 wonder features hall effect thumbsticks, impulse triggers (for that extra immersion), a programmable backend, and just enough customizable grip to make it seem like you’ve got a fancy controller. W...[Read More]
Corsair goes all in with Black Ops 7 cross-brand partnership
I’m digging that Stream Deck. Anyway, enjoy the official announcement below. MILPITAS, CA – November 11, 2025 – CORSAIR® (NASDAQ:CRSR), a leading global developer and manufacturer of high-performance gear and technology for gamers, content creators, and PC enthusiasts, today debuted the next chapter in its exclusive multi-year, cross-brand partnership with the critically acclaimed Call...[Read More]
Vulcan II TKL and Burst II Pro launch from Turtle Beach
They both look slick. Hope they’re good as they look. Enjoy the official details below. San Diego, CA – October 14, 2025 – Leading gaming accessories maker Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) today announced the global launch of the new Turtle Beach® Vulcan™ II TKL RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Turtle Beach® Burst™ II Pro Esports Gaming Mouse. The Vulcan II TKL RGB mec...[Read More]
VelocityOne™ Race KD3 Racing Wheel & Pedals Review (Xbox/PC)
The last time I had any joy from using a racing wheel was when I was cheating in a NASCAR tournament sponsored by Interact at one of my many Electronic Entertainment Expos. Back in those days, it was more about grip and pedal feel with a racing hardware design, and making it compatible with everything. Precision and prestige in bringing a real-world racing experience need not apply. By the way, I ...[Read More]
Valor Pro Controller Review (PC, Xbox)
My first journey into the pro controller gaming scene this year was with the Victrix controller from Turtle Beach. That controller introduced me to a new way to play fighting games without a stick, as well as a professional way to play Track and Field. Say what you will about the latter, but it excels on that damn controller. Anyway, it had been a hot minute since I journeyed into the Pro controll...[Read More]
Womier ERA75 Keyboard Review
My foray into the keyboard world this year has taught me quite a bit about what to expect when trying to choose a good keyboard. In my opinion, comfort, stability, flexibility, and good software are the main categories to judge a keyboard when picking the right one. Sometimes keyboards can be spot-on in those categories, and sometimes they can be a little off. Rarely are they so far off that the u...[Read More]