Hardware & Tech

25Sep

By StuartNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

MOZA FCS Farming Control System Review

If you are a fan of Farming Simulators, then you might be aware of what Moza recently released. They've dropped what might become the next must-buy farming sim peripheral: the Moza FCS Farming Control System. Retailing at £179, this piece of kit brings some nice bits of technology to your game. Is it worth it though? I mean, that surely will depend on what you play. Immersive Farming Without The Manure If you play one of the compatible games, then honestly this review is definitely for you. We can still go through some of the features and help you decide whether to press that add to cart button. Design Features The first thing to know about the Moza FCS is that straight out of the box, it is compatible with a number of games. However, Farming Sim 25 is the only one that is advertised a...

24Sep

By StuartNo Comments

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Shuffle Wallet 2.0 Review

Time for something different here at TC, yes, it's a wallet. Not just any wallet, though: the Shuffle Wallet 2.0. Featuring upgrades from the original version, this wallet aims to look after your money, whether you misplace the wallet or from miscreants out there. So what is the Shuffle Wallet 2.0? Shall we dive in and take a look? Design Features The first thing that you will notice about the wallet is the weight. You might not think that 150g is a lot, but when you feel the sturdy construction, you know that this is a great product. Only 14.5mm thin it allows you to keep it close, although I do prefer to have my usual wallet in my pocket so that I can feel it. I found myself doing the pocket checks a number of times while I was using the Shuffle Wallet. One of the biggest featur...

24Sep

By StuartNo Comments

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Mobile Pixels Fold QHD Review

If you are like me and work from home, you will probably be working on a laptop. Now, laptops are great; however, the one thing that they struggle with is multitasking. Only having one screen can be fine for the majority of situations and work environments. What do you do if you need something more? You have two options: you can either buy a more expensive monitor that will just sit in place on your desk. Or the alternative is one of the many portable monitors out there in the market. This is where the Mobile Pixels Fold comes into play. This neat portable monitor can expand your setup in minutes. Whether you are looking for something for a home desk or even if you travel for work. This monitor could be your next favourite upgrade. Coming in two resolution options, the Mobile Pixels...

18Sep

By JasonNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

iFi iDSD GR 2 Portable DAC review

I’ll start this review with a little confession. Unlike some of the others, I’m not an audiophile. I enjoy music. A lot. I’ve spent years playing in bands, playing bass, standing in front of loud speakers, listening to music through headphones and generally having some form of music following me around wherever I go. So while I’m probably not the person who is going to tell you that a particular electronic component has transformed my favourite song, I do know when something sounds bloody good. That brings us to the iFi iDSD GR 2. Currently retailing for £529. The GR 2 is a portable DAC and headphone amplifier designed to sit somewhere between your phone, computer or other audio source and your headphones. It is effectively the middleman responsible for taking that digital audio s...

ieGeek Solar Security Camera ZS-GX4S Review

9Sep

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ieGeek Solar Security Camera ZS-GX4S Review

One thing that is a big concern in the world is safety and security. Especially with the cost of technology steadily going up and up. All it takes is for you to own a gaming PC and a console, and you are already talking about thousands of pounds. So protecting yourself is extra important. That's where ieGeek comes in with their range of CCTV cameras. They got in touch and offered us the choice of a few different models. After looking at the specs, we decided to check out the ZS-GX4S, a security camera that comes with a small solar panel. Retailing at around £60 its a cheap and relatively feature-packed model. So let's see why this might just be the upgrade that you didn't think you'd need. Protect and Serve Security has never been high on my list of upgrades, but with the amount of stori...

8Sep

By StuartNo Comments

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Corsair Releases Skiff 100 and 100 Plus

Corsair recently released a couple of keyboards into the budget lineup. The Skiff 100 and the Skiff 100 Plus. Now you'd be right if you made the assumption straight away that they are pretty much the same keyboard. In fairness, you'd be right. Boats and Boats...Skiff! Retailing at £49.99 and £59.99 for the PLUS version, the Skiff 100 range is aiming to give those starting out with PC Gaming a great foundation of hardware to start with. So just what does the Skiff 100 range have up its sleeve? Let's dive in and find out Design Features As can be expected, the keyboard itself is made of a strong and rigid plastic. Its ok, though; being IP53 rated, it can survive accidental splashes, albeit not being entirely waterproof. Surviving gaming sessions is a great appeal of this keyboard. The me...

7Sep

By StuartNo Comments

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Corsair HS35 V3 Wireless Review

Pairing up with the budget keyboard review earlier today, we now move on to a budget headset from those awesome people at Corsair. This time it's the HS35 V3 Wireless Gaming Headset. Retailing at under £70 and again comes in either black or white. This PC / PlayStation / Switch headset has a few tricks up its sleeve. It's my job to find out just what makes it tick. Comfort, Budget, Features: The Trinity With a tagline of "Awesome Audio Anywhere", Corsair are raising the bar on what is effectively a budget headset. However, you might be left doubting why the price tag isn't substantially bigger? My job is to give you the highlights and whether or not you should pick up this headset with your next pay cheque. Allow me to open the door for you... Design Features Let's start off with the c...

7Sep

By StuartNo Comments

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Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 Review

We've all heard of the name Corsair. Synonymous with a whole bunch of hardware both for PC and Consoles. They reached out to us and asked if we could cover the Clipper Pro Mini 60. Obviously, we said yes! What we got hold of, was a little smaller than we expected, but what it had was an incredible amount of character. Retailing at just under £90, and available in black or white it left us impressed with what it had under the hood. Let's find out more. Get The Clipper Out Featuring some great features found on some bigger and pricier keyboards, the Clipper Pro Mini fights in it's own corner and, pound for pound, will win most battles. Time to take that deep dive into some of the features the keyboard has up its sleeve. Design Features So you've probably already guessed, this is a keyboa...

Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas 5 MSFS Edition Review

19Aug

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Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas 5 MSFS Edition Review

I've always been into flight sims, and I've owned a number of different flight sticks. One that I never owned was the original T.Flight HOTAS. Well, that was until Thrustmaster got in touch and asked if we wanted to check out the T.Flight HOTAS 5 that was released back in June of this year. I couldn't say no, could I? Officially licensed for the PlayStation 5, and for Microsoft Flight Simulator, and retailing at £89.99. Awaken Your Inner Pilot Now first off the bad, I just want to say that I've not tried this playing Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on the PlayStation. Mostly because of funds. However, I tried this on a number of other flight sims; even Star Wars Squadrons was put to the test and boy, it did not disappoint. Design Features The brilliant white classic design of previous ...

14Aug

By StuartNo Comments

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Yunzii M2 Dual 8K Wireless Mouse Review

Yunzii have done it again; they've released a piece of hardware that keeps the cost down but offers great performance. The Yunzii M2 Dual 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse, to give it its full name, is a great budget mouse for all gamers. What does it skimp on, though? Retailing for around £60, there must be something. We will find out for sure. 8K is better than 4K Coming in 4 different colourways, we went for the pink version. There is, however, a white, black and orange version, and I have to admit, they all look awesome! Design Features On a high level, this mouse has some great features. With up to 30,000 DPI, you get a precision sensor allowing you to be incredibly accurate in your movements. Especially brilliant if you play a lot of FPS games. The lift-off distance is adjustable between ...