Hardware & Tech

Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller Review

16Nov

By Gareth TruemanNo Comments

Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller Review

Join us at Thumb Culture as we take a look at the Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller Review. The latest Pro Controller that's perfect for competitive gaming. With the popularity of professional gaming now. It only makes sense that there will be some amazing controllers on the market and here we take a look at one of those controllers. Feel Like A Professional In Your Living Room So here we are. I've gone from writing video game reviews to writing my very first hardware review. It seemed only fitting that the first piece of hardware I was going to review was a controller. With that controller being the Nacon Revolution X Pro. So let's dig in and see what makes this controller so special. If you enjoyed this review then why not check out my latest video game review here. You can also cat...

16Nov

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Nintendo Switch OLED Review

Welcome to my review of the latest revision of Nintendo's hybrid console, the Nintendo Switch OLED model. Wielding a larger screen, better audio, and a wider kickstand, is it better than my previous Nintendo Switch which was the first generation? O-Led You Into A Little Secret! Will these enhancements be enough to warrant an upgrade? continue reading to find out. Check out my previous hardware review here, where I reviewed the Gamesir T4 Mini controller for Nintendo Switch. Design & Functionality Of course, I am going to be focusing on the "tablet" and dock by themselves as the Joy-cons are the same design. In the box we have the same charger and HDMI leads as per previous full-size Switch models, the Joy-cons, the little wrist attachments for the Joy-cons (has anyone ever used the...

11Nov

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Nacon MG-X Mobile Controller Review

Welcome to my review of the Nacon MG-X mobile controller for Android devices. With Game Pass cloud gaming in mind, Nacon has released this controller for mobile phones whilst also supporting Android games such as The Swords of Ditto. It has asymmetric thumbsticks that will feel at home whilst playing Xbox games on the go. Cloud Game In Comfort With The Nacon MG-X! How well will this controller compare to previous controllers I have reviewed? Continue reading to find out. You're also obviously here for a mobile phone controller, I also recommend checking out a previous Android controller review of mine here, which is the Gamesir-X2 Bluetooth. Design First off, the design is pretty darned nice. From the moment you take it out of the box, it will have you feeling the top quality this piec...

10Nov

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Gamesir T4 Mini Controller Review

Welcome to my review of the Gamesir T4 Mini controller. This controller is available now and is compatible with PC, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS (MFi and Apple Arcade games). It is a fully rechargeable controller that fits nicely in hands of all sizes. Multi-Platform Fun With The T4 Mini! Will the Gamesir T4 Mini controller be too small to keep up with the competition? Or will it outshine them in the final moments? Keep reading to find out. Check out my previous hardware review here where I reviewed the Edifier NeoBuds Pro earbuds. Design As you can tell, the design is pretty run-of-the-mill. It comes across as a baby version of the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, which is not a bad thing at all. The controller is smaller in the hand than the main platform controllers, such as (ag...

5Nov

By JasonNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

JBL Quantum 800 Headset Review

JBL kindly sent me down a pair of their Quantum 800 gaming headsets recently. After the niggle I had with the cable on the Quantum One, I was looking forward to this wireless headset very much. JBL Quantum 800 - Wireless Freedom! Priced at £179.99 I had very high expectations for the sound delivery. Would wireless still be as clear as the wired pair? If you enjoy this review please check out my others here! Design and Control Straight from the box, you are met with a plush headband with two very deep memory foam ear cups. The famous JBL orange and black braided cables are present. However, they are short and serve to connect the cups to the headband. The right ear cup houses a simple power-on switch along with the all-important Bluetooth pairing button. The left ear cup cont...

28Oct

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Edifier NeoBuds Pro Review

Welcome to my review of the Edifier NeoBuds Pro wireless earbuds. Edifier is labeling the Edifier NeoBuds Pro as "The World's First Hi-Res Certified Noise-Cancelling True Wireless Earbuds". In my review below I find out how good they really sound. The NeoBuds Pro earbuds do offer a very nice package for a price that isn't too demanding of one's wallet, but will this product fail in areas due to Edifier trying to keep the price under £100? Can The Edifier NeoBuds Pro Be "The One"? If you enjoy this review, please check out my previous hardware review here, where I reviewed the Sades Spirits headset. As always, if you want to keep up with us on social media, then please do so with the links at the bottom of this review. Design and Control The entire design process of the Edifier NeoBuds ...

25Oct

By NathanNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

EPOS H3 Hybrid Gaming Headset Review

After the de-merging of Sennheiser Communications and Demant Group last year, EPOS was created. Now wholly owned by Demant Group and using the same experienced team and facilities as before. Can EPOS carry on delivering outstanding gaming headsets? Read on to find out as we take a look at the EPOS H3 Hybrid Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset Hybrid audio in a hybrid era Design and Control When first opening the packaging and holding the headset, its clear to see visually the H3 Hybrid is very similar to past EPOS | Sennheiser ventures. I personally own 3 sets of Sennheisers across different price brackets so I was very intrigued to see how the EPOS H3 Hybrid compares. The build quality really is excellent. They feel lightweight at only 298g with the microphone attached and 278g without...

10Oct

By DanNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

XPG GAMMIX D20 DDR4 Memory Review

XPG are a part of the Adata Brand, XPG brings you gaming components at a great price with what I can only see as potentially great products. As with all components you want to really put them to the test before you make your mind up. So I got my hands on the XPG GAMMIX D20 DDR4 memory kit. Comparing XPG To Corsair - Who Comes Out On Top? So as you can probably now guess, I currently have an equivalent kit in my build from Corsair. Why did I go Corsair? To be fair just because it looked nice. I didn't know now what I knew then. Otherwise, I would have probably gone for a cheaper, faster and higher capacity. What I want to know is, just how good is my current setup compared to the kit that that team at Adata kindly sent over? Keep reading to find out how I get on. Design The XPG GAMMIX D...

Turtle Beach Recon 200 Gen 2 Headset Review

8Oct

By Cameron TyeNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Turtle Beach Recon 200 Gen 2 Headset Review

If you are in the market for a new budget-friendly headset, we have an amazing new offering from Turtle Beach. The Recon 200 Gen 2 could potentially tick every box. Working across multiple consoles from the powerful Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 to the small but mighty Nintendo Switch. Could this be the all-in-one headset suitable for all budgets? The Cross-platform Headset Does A Lot Of Things Right! If you're looking for some other wallet-friendly options why not check out the Gioteck HC2 Range or the Sades Spirits! Design The Recon 200 Gen 2's are available in 3 colour options. Black, White, and Midnight Blue. Each option looks sleek, stylish, and subtle. There are no glowing colours or RGB flashing away. The black version I had for testing had a very nice Carbon Fiber weave patt...

6Oct

By Martin HoskingNo Comments

Hardware & Tech

Sades Spirits Review

When you are looking for a new gaming headset, one brand you may not be familiar with is Sades. Today I bring you my review of the Sades Spirits 10 year anniversary wired headset. Sades Spirits Is A Budget Friendly Headset I remember having a USB wired Sades headset some years ago now and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and sound for a sub £30 headset. 10 years on, can Sades continue that nice sound whilst being easy on the wallet? Continue reading to find out. If you enjoy this review, please feel free to read my previous review here where I played Inked: A Tale of Love on the PlayStation 5. Design The design of the Sades Spirits stereo headset is kind of a run-of-the-mill design. However, you wouldn't really see real fancy designs from headsets such as the Logitech G733 or...