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Best Design & Sound
IQUNIX EV63 Review: The Hall Effect Keyboard That Challenges Wooting
7.6
Best Value Numpad
AULA F99 Review: Is This Budget 96% Wireless Keyboard Worth It?
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Best Budget 165Hz Monitor
8.5
ASUS TUF Gaming VG247Q1A Review: The Ultimate Budget 165Hz Monitor?
A genuinely fast, tear-free 165Hz monitor at a budget price - just don't expect a good stand, strong speakers, or color accuracy for creative work.
Best Wired Gaming Mouse
9.3
Logitech G502 Hero Review: Is It Still the Best Gaming Mouse?
A legendary wired mouse with a flawless HERO 25K sensor, superb ergonomics, and 11 programmable buttons - just accept the 121g weight and wired cable if you're chasing the ultra-lightweight trend.
Best FPS
9.5
VXE R1S by ATK Review: Incredible Specs, But Is It Too Heavy?
An outstanding $20 wireless mouse with crisp clicks, a reliable sensor, and surprisingly good software - the only catch is a bottom-heavy weight distribution from its oversized battery that makes it feel sluggish.
Best Premium 65% Keyboard
9.5
In-Depth Lofree Hyzen Review: The Perfect Blend of Premium
A genuinely innovative 65% keyboard with a tank-like aluminum build, world-first hybrid TMR switches, and elite 8KHz gaming specs - just know we tested an early prototype and the excellent magnetic wrist rest costs extra.
Lightest Full-Size Gaming Mouse
8.3
G-Wolves Lyan (29g) Review: Brilliant but Flawed
An astonishingly light 29g mouse with a rigid frame and a forward sensor that transforms flicking - but its exposed, sharp bottom ridges demand a hard or glass pad, and slow shipping from G-Wolves is a real risk.
Most Innovative Click Technology
9.0
Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Review: The Haptic Revolution
A genuine innovation with haptic H.I.T.S buttons that eliminate double-clicking and cut reaction time, wrapped in a flawless HERO 2 sensor - the $180 price and a slightly less crisp click feel than real switches are the costs of being first.