If you do need one though, Logitech’s MX Vertical Mouse is undoubtedly the best of the lot. A combination of flawless wireless performance, intelligent features and solid design make it a worthwhile vertical mouse. Still I can’t help but feel that money would be better spent on Logitech’s own, superlative MX Master 2S.

The Xbox One has official mouse and keyboard support, allowing those who favour that combination of inputs to play on consoles. Though many USB mouses and keyboards will be supported, the first official set comes via Razer. Released at this year’s CES, the Razer Turret is a mouse and keyboard combo that’s designed for couch play. There’s a slider mousepad that extrudes from the keyboard, while the whole set up is designed to be comfortable sat upon your lap. Razer has also released a list of existing and upcoming games that have full support for the pc-centric inputs.

havent been able to access the backend for about n hour now. presuming the amp dudes are working on it

Sony has an answer for those people who like to take their music (and party) with them, but also worry about what might happen when the inevitable spill happens.

The problem with working out with headphones is that it also makes you very susceptible to the happenings of the world around you. Something which might not make a difference to you if you’re working out in a gym, but could prove particularly fatal if you're running on a busy street or swimming in the open water, where you want your ears to be open to the noises around you. Thankfully, a company called AfterShokz has come to the rescue with a new pair of waterproof bone-conducting headphones titled Xtrainers.

Consumer appliance giant LG made strong impressions at CES with the unveiling of an all-new “rollable” OLED TV, a 65-inch 4K display that can rise or lower itself into its base and hide completely from one’s view. Additional features such as a clock, music and home interface can be accessed with the display partially raised, while when completely lowered, users …

Revealed over at CES 2019, Elgato’s new Key Light rig is designed to give gamers a quick and easy lighting setup with minimal fuss and plenty of customisation.

Yesterday, Nvidia revealed its somewhat more budget-friendly raytracing-capable card, the GTX 2060. During the same pre-CES conference, the chip giant also revealed that it would bring its newfangled, fancy RTX chips to the laptop market. Nvidia is bringing its mobile RTX chips to over 40 laptops sporting RTX 2080 chips through to RTX 2060 ones.