Tom Pritchard

It feels like only a few months ago I had my hand wrapped around the Retroid Pocket Five. I was falling in love with its OLED display, wonderful controls, and powerful Android gaming experience. But true to the retro handheld market and all of its madness we’re here again. The Retroid Pocket Flip Two is the follow-up to Retroid Pocket Flip. Which in my understanding was a clam shell version of the Retroid Pocket Four. Which makes this one the clam shell version of the Retroid Pocket Five.

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The Roseselsa Distant Mountain Headphones look to offer a throwback in both design and connectivity. It looks the part but falls short once two often and offers style with little substance and even less practicality. They come with a mid-80s retro style and CNC machined body with a very thin ‘leather’ bound band.

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The year is 2025 and we’re all lucky enough to be carrying tiny little power computers in our pockets, tablets and laptops in our bags and even cutting-edge gaming tech with us on a day-to-day basis. But the one thing that I still seem to be bashing my ahead against is battery… Pros Cons Great

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In a market of pretenders the ModRetro Chromatic really does feel the GameBoy I dreamt of as a kid. It does everything it takes a swing at wonderfully and with beautiful design and premium materials it really is the best GameBoy I've ever played. It's also the most expensive.

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The Retroid Pocket 5 is a true beauty. It’s not just pretty, it’s solid and well-built, and offers plenty of punch both natively and in emulation. Playing games on consoles from the Master System up to the PS2 has been a blast and it’s been one of my favourite gaming experiences in a long time.

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The EKSA E5 BT Gaming headset is an affordable headset solution that offers compatibility with a variety of gaming hardware. It’s a competitive space; compatibility isn’t always as simple and straightforward as it might seem, so have EKSA managed to hit the trio of affordability, compatibility, and overall quality? Let’s find out. Pros Cons Good

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The Kunpeng 20 controller for Beitong is a multi-platform wireless gamepad that boasts an Xbox ABXY face button layout, one-click switch triggers for adjustable trigger travel, button-style back paddles, USB-C charging, and up to 18 hours of battery life. Little bit of pro for a little less cash?

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The MADE68 Pro by MelGeek is a keyboard that’s all about style and gaming performance. With an 8K Polling Rate, 0.01mm precision and more that promises a top-tier gaming experience can it help me keep up with the FPS kids? Almost certainly not...but it'll help me where it can!

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The Krafter Connex is exactly what it looks like on the surface. It takes a lot out of the old Swiss Army knife playbook and offers a variety of charging/cabling solutions in a small, compact package. It’s a really well-put-together little tool. In one compact package, it offers connectivity for USB-A, micro USB, USB-C, and two Lightning cable options. This means that if you run the USB-A into a regular power supply or device capable of charging, you can connect to other devices using any of the aforementioned. Now, in 2024, it’s not lost on me that some of these…

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The Ultimate Sit-Stand Desk? In 2021, SecretLab ventured into the world of gaming desks with the launch of the Magnus Metal Desk. The following year, in 2022, they introduced the Magnus Pro, which added a standing desk function to the desk. There are two versions of the desk, the Magnus Pro and the Magnus Pro XL with the only difference being size.

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