Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

1More Dual Driver BT ANC In-Ear Headphones Review
1STPLAYER Black Sir Lite K7 Wireless Keyboard Review
A Vacation in the Borderlands – the Borderlands 3 PC mini-review
AMD Radeon RX 5300XT coming to pre-built desktops next month
AMD Ryzen 5 3500X beats out Intel’s popular Core i5-9400F in leaked benchmarks
APACER NOX 32GB DDR4 3200 Memory Review
Arch Linux Review
ASUS ROG Strix Fusion Wireless, 500 and 700 Head-to-Head!
ASUS STRIX X570-E Gaming Review
be quiet! Pure Base 500 Review
Cooler Master MasterMouse MM710 Gaming Mouse Review
Cooler Master MM710 Optical Mouse Review
Corsair iCUE 465X RGB Review
Cyberpower PC Ultra 5 RX Pro AMD Gaming PC Review
Ducky One 2 Mini SF and Tfue PBT Keycap Set Review
Enermax T.B.RGB AD Review
Fractal Design Vector RS Review
Hands-On With the New Apple Watch Series 5
iPhone 11 Benchmarks: The Quickest of Quick Looks
KDE Connect on Windows - Sneak a peak
MSI Immerse GH50 Gaming Headset Review
MSI Immerse GH50 Headset Review
Philips Bass+ Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Review
SteelSeries Arctis 3 Bluetooth 2019 Gaming Headset Review
The Surge 2 Review – A City in Chaos
Thermaltake Level 20 GT ARGB Video Review

1More Dual Driver BT ANC In-Ear Headphones Review

Form and function in one tidy package. Sound specialist 1More caters for the audio market by retailing a number of over-ear and in-ear headphones. Running from 15 bucks all the way through to a couple of hundred, there's something for everyone.

No range is complete without a pair equipped with some form of active noise-cancelling technology. 1More primarily takes this challenge up with the in-ear set dubbed the Dual Driver BT ANC, retailing for about £100. There's actually another model, known as Triple Driver, carrying two balanced armatures and a dynamic driver, yet that costs a chunk more.

Read full article @ Hexus

1STPLAYER Black Sir Lite K7 Wireless Keyboard Review

1STPLAYER aims to impress with their new Black Sire Lite K7 keyboard. The particular version we examine is a TKL form factor unit without backlighting and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity paired with Outemu Blue switches and the CIY hot-swappable switch socket.

Read full article @ TechPowerUp

A Vacation in the Borderlands – the Borderlands 3 PC mini-review

This editor hasn’t taken a vacation in over a year – that is until Borderlands 3 released just over a week ago. Thanks to 2K and AMD we received a game code and took a full week off from work to complete the main quest and most of the side quests in 50 hours of play.

Read full article @ BabelTechReviews

AMD Radeon RX 5300XT coming to pre-built desktops next month

More Radeon RX 5000 graphics cards are to launch soon, a leak indicates. AMD Radeon RX 5300XT with 4GB GDDR5 memory According to ComputerBase, AMD will soon launch new graphics cards from RX 5000 family. The new graphics card is likely to be an OEM version, meaning it will not be available through other retail channels. The specifications listed at HP website are very limited. We only learn that RX 5300XT is a 4GB model featuring GDDR5 memory.

Read full article @ VideoCardz.com

AMD Ryzen 5 3500X beats out Intel’s popular Core i5-9400F in leaked benchmarks

It looks like AMD’s rumored chip will deliver on both the gaming and productivity fronts.

Read full article @ Techradar

APACER NOX 32GB DDR4 3200 Memory Review

APACER isn’t new to the RGB scene when it comes to memory but their previous offering has been a bit on the flamboyant side of stylings. Featuring wild cats and odd cuts on the diffusers they may have kept quite a few folks from being too interested, but their NOX lineup seems to be remedying that image. APACER NOX RGB DDR4 uses unique ultra-wide angle RGB lighting effects featuring exquisitely carved lighting bar with natural, flowing RGB colors displayed in full view. NOX RGB DDR4 is certified by the software of major motherboard manufacturers such as ASUS AURA Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, and ASRock Polychrome Sync. The RGB can be controlled to match your other RGB parts in your PC.

Read full article @ Wccftech

Arch Linux Review

In constant development since 2002, Arch Linux isn’t new. It’s built up a large, loyal following of users who love Arch’s “Keep It Simple, Stupid” approach, where minimalism and choice reign supreme.

No Arch Linux installation is the same, and that’s the appeal to Arch users. It isn’t the friendliest Linux distro for beginners, but if you’re looking to truly understand what a Linux distro can do, Arch Linux could be for you.

Read full article @ MakeTechEasier

ASUS ROG Strix Fusion Wireless, 500 and 700 Head-to-Head!

ASUS are known for their high-end PC components and peripherals, and today we are looking at three separate models from their ASUS ROG Strix Fusion headset range. Three different connection types are available here with a vast range of features, including: touch controls, adjustable RGB zones, PC and phone software support -even the ability to receive phone calls with a single touch. How do these headsets stack up against many other options on the market today?

Read full article @ KitGuru

ASUS STRIX X570-E Gaming Review

We check out the ASUS STRIX X570-E Gaming motherboard with a Ryzen 7 3700X processor, AMD prepped the X570 chipset, that offers a more fine-tuned experience for your Ryzen Generation 3 processor. The STRIX offers 2.5 GigE LAN, PCIe Gen 4.0 and AX Wifi.

Read full article @ The Guru of 3D

be quiet! Pure Base 500 Review

The Pure Base series focusses on fusing together functionality and affordability. The Pure Base 500 is the second case join the series and doubles down on delivering a compact ATX chassis, which is still practical but which gives system builders a viable option in the value segment.

Read full article @ Vortez

Cooler Master MasterMouse MM710 Gaming Mouse Review

The history we remember, when it comes to companies trying to ventilate and lighten peripherals, started back in 2014 at Thermaltake. Not only did they cut honeycomb openings into mouse frames, but they also took the idea and ran with it across many of their products at that time, with the Level 10 M and Ventus series mice sticking out in our mind. While we do not recall any blowback from the designs, there are always those that are worried the device may fill with Cheeto dust and leftover bits of skin from your hands, we have never seen proof of such claims. Since then, years have gone by, and it appeared that idea had fallen off the map. However, many years later, we did see products such as the Finalmouse Air58 Ninja and the Glorious Model O surface, but sadly, we have not had our hands-on either of them.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Cooler Master MM710 Optical Mouse Review

The Cooler Master MM710 is a pure lightweight gaming mouse, shedding the nonessential aspects without affecting its superb performance.

Read full article @ APH Networks

Corsair iCUE 465X RGB Review

465X RGB is all about the visual spectacle - boasting tempered glass panels, triple RGB cooling fans and a focus on good airflow. But what else does it have to offer? Read on to find out!

Read full article @ Vortez

Cyberpower PC Ultra 5 RX Pro AMD Gaming PC Review

I was really excited when I heard that Cyberpower PC was sending me a system to review. Not because of the brand (albeit they are excellent system-builders), but because of what was in it.

Cyberpower PC answered my prayers by being one of the main (and few) PC builders currently on the market to create a pre-built fully-AMD based system. Something that is still (bizarrely) rare, despite the popularity of the Ryzen 3000 processors and, of course, their latest RX 5700 XT graphics card!

Read full article @ eTeknix

Ducky One 2 Mini SF and Tfue PBT Keycap Set Review

Earlier this year, we took a look at the Ducky One 2 Mini. It was packed with features that rivaled other gaming keyboards at a fraction of the size and completely free from the need for software. Today, we're looking at the successor with the Ducky One 2 Mini SF. It includes everything we loved about the original in a new sixty-five percent form factor. With it, we also have the new Tfue-themed PBT keycap set and it?s a looker. Let's dive in.

Read full article @ MMORPG

Enermax T.B.RGB AD Review

Today we test the Enermax T.B.RGB AD 120mm fan set. The Enermax T.B.RGB AD 3-Fan Pack with RGB Control Box contains three 120mm ARGB fans and a small RGB controller. The following test on OCinside.de shows how well this set can be integrated into a PC and which effects are possible with these addressable RGB fans.

Read full article @ OCInside.de

Fractal Design Vector RS Review

The Vector RS marks a change for Fractal by introducing a vibrant design to the mix. As its name suggests, Vector is all about sharp angles and striking lines. Tempered glass is featured heavily and a subtle but customisable ARGB strip stretches from the front of the chassis to the top.

Read full article @ Vortez

Hands-On With the New Apple Watch Series 5

Apple last Friday released the Apple Watch Series 5, the newest iteration of the Apple Watch that first debuted in 2015. The Apple Watch Series 5 isn't much different from the Series 4, but there are some notable changes.

In our latest YouTube video, we went hands-on with the Apple Watch Series 5 to check out what's new.

Read full article @ MacRumors

iPhone 11 Benchmarks: The Quickest of Quick Looks

Apple launched its latest iPhones on Friday, with the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models powered by the company’s custom ARM-based A13 “Bionic” processor. While we will look further at these new iPhones and how they compare to their latest and upcoming competitors in the future, we ran the new iPhone 11 Pro Max through some quick benchmarks this weekend to get an initial look at relative performance within the iOS family.

Specifically, we tested the iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, as well as the latest 3rd Gen iPad Pro just to see how Apple’s highest end (for now) iPad compares to this new A13 processor. We’re obviously missing several recent devices such as the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, and ideally we’d like to test the entire range of iOS 13-supported hardware, but these were the devices we had on hand at launch.

Read full article @ PC Perspective

KDE Connect on Windows - Sneak a peak

Linux, Windows, what. More like awesome Linux software on Windows, what. Behold a review of KDE Connect for Windows, including setup and configuration of the nightly build, functionality and associated glitches, usage testing with SMS, file sharing and music playback, some other observations, and more. Enjoy.

Read full article @ Dedoimedo

MSI Immerse GH50 Gaming Headset Review

Earlier this year, we saw MSI at Computex 2019. At the show, we got our first glimpse of the new GH50 gaming headset. However, today, it’s finally in the eTeknix office for us to really put it through its paces. While it sports the features of a more premium headset, MSI has really pushed this one to be quite affordable. Have they got the balance right? Well, that’s what I hope to find out.

Read full article @ eTeknix

MSI Immerse GH50 Headset Review

It's a new headset from MSI, priced at £79.99 - is it any good? While MSI is best known for its motherboards, graphics cards and laptops, over the last couple of years the Taiwanese manufacturer has branched out and is placing more and more focus on its gaming peripherals. Today we are looking at the latest MSI headset, the Immerse GH50. Priced at £80, the GH50 sports 40mm neodymium drivers, virtual 7.1 surround sound and RGB illuminated earcups. Is this headset worth picking up?

Read full article @ KitGuru

Philips Bass+ Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Review

First I would like to give a huge thanks to Philips for sending me these Philips Bass+ Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds to review! Ahh, the wireless earbud?! Sometimes uncomfortable, never fit me right, and just does not produce the deep rich sound I am looking for. These are a few of my complaints when I am trying out a pair of earbuds. Prolonged sessions of wearing in-the-ear Earbuds and I have noticed my actual ear canal sore the next day. I know use a smaller tip, but if I lose the noise canceling because I open my mouth and my ear canal changes shape whats the point, I am wearing them to drown out everything around me? Everyone’s ears are shaped different and I have actually had some in the past that would absolutely not work for me. Although most of these were ear-phones that do not fully enter the ear canal. I have found a few of the earbud style that just did not fit well either. Lastly, the sound. I can not and will not even waste my time watching or listening to something that has awful sound. So sound is pretty important when evaluating any audio device. Well I won’t bore you anymore! Lets get to business and see if these Earbuds receive a thumbs up or thumbs down from me.

Read full article @ FunkyKit

SteelSeries Arctis 3 Bluetooth 2019 Gaming Headset Review

Good audio quality, superior comfort, wireless connectivity and over a full day's worth of battery life are just some of the things consumers can expect from the updated 2019 version of the Arctic 3 Bluetooth Gaming Headset by SteelSeries.

Read full article @ NikKTech

The Surge 2 Review – A City in Chaos

From Software’s Souls series has been a huge influence on action role-playing games that have been released after Demon’s Souls launched on PlayStation 3. Many developers tried offering their own unique spin on the formula, and some definitely succeded in doing so, developing games that can be considered almost as good as the From Software titles, such as Team Ninja’s Nioh (about to get a sequel, out in early 2020).

Read full article @ Wccftech

Thermaltake Level 20 GT ARGB Video Review

Today's review covers Thermaltake's Level 20 GT ARGB. Featuring ARGB fans with a controller which connects to all popular motherboard manufacturers that offer 5v ARGB header support. All packaged up in the popular Level 20 GT case that we have seen once before on the site.

Read full article @ Play3r