Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

AKRacing Solitude Gaming And Working Chair Review
ASUS ROG Maximus X Apex Review
Asus VivoBook S15 S510UQ Review
Aukey CB-C55 Multiport USB-C Hub Review
Chuwi LapBook Air Review
Crucial MX500 500GB and 1TB SATA SSD Reviews
Details Of The Samsung DeX Pad for Galaxy S9 Leaked
Dragon Quest Builders Switch Review
EVGA SuperNOVA 1600 T2 PSU Review
Hands-on with Windows 10 build 17093 showcasing new changes and improvements
HP Omen 15 (2017) review: A good laptop that made some bad decisions
Kingston HyperX Cloud Flight Review
MX Linux MX-17 Horizon Review
Tesoro Gram SE Spectrum Mechanical Keyboard Review
VOCOlincs HomeKit LED light strips offer the best value, no bridge needed

AKRacing Solitude Gaming And Working Chair Review

Although primarily for work/office use due to its available color combinations the brand new Solitude chair by AKRacing should have no problem blending in with any gaming setup.

Read full article @ NikKTech

ASUS ROG Maximus X Apex Review

When it comes to high-end overclocking motherboards, the ASUS Republic of Gamers Maximus series motherboards have always been amongst the very best products money can buy. With the Maximus X Apex, ASUS certainly doesn't want to break with this tradition. At a first glance, this E-ATX motherboard with X-shaped PCB comes with an armada of features that are really interesting. ASUS is trying to making overclocking a little bit more handy. At this point we are curious to find out what's it exactly that should make this a great motherboard.

Read full article @ ocaholic

Asus VivoBook S15 S510UQ Review

Intel Core i5 and GeForce graphics in a 15.6in laptop costing £620. What's the catch? Taiwanese tech giant Asus offers a wide range of laptops at multiple price points, yet while the firm's high-end models are routinely given the review treatment, the more affordable units that appeal to the masses are often overlooked. We're intrigued to see if there's genuine value to be found further down the ladder, so in for review today is the Asus VivoBook S15 S510UQ.

Read full article @ Hexus

Aukey CB-C55 Multiport USB-C Hub Review

Notebook manufacturers are following the trend of new USB-C ports, while other hardware manufacturers are still sleeping. Nevertheless, there are already Ultrabooks that do not have previous USB 2.0 or 3.0 ports. Like with the Acer Swift 7, there are only three USB-C ports left! But we wouldn’t be OCinside if we don’t have a pragmatic solution: The Multiport USB-C Hub from Aukey. What it provides and much more can be found on OCinside.de!

Read full article @ OCinside.de

Chuwi LapBook Air Review

The Chuwi Lapbook Air is billed as an ultraportable 14-inch machine with a price tag of just $430. This puts it in the realm of some of the cheapest Windows laptops on the market of this display size. Chromebooks are also available for $400 or less, but let's just put those over in the dunce corner for now, because we're mostly interested in true Windows systems.

Read full article @ TechSpot

Crucial MX500 500GB and 1TB SATA SSD Reviews

When the Crucial MX300 series came out back in June 2016 it was a big deal as it was their first drive with Micron 3D TLC NAND Flash memory. We reviewed the 750GB and 1TB capacities last year and found them to be pretty solid drives. Crucial has since released the successor to that series with the new MX500 SSD lineup. The Crucial MX500 series is the first mainstream consumer product to use Micron’s latest 64-layer 3D TLC NAND. This drive series is offered in both 2.5-inch and M.2 SATA form factors in capacities ranging from 250GB to 2TB.

When it comes to performance, this series offers sequential reads and writes of up to 560 MB/s and 510 MB/s with Random reads and writes of up to 95,000 IOPS and 90,000 IOPS. Like the other MX series drives before, the MX500 offers hardware-based encryption and integrated power loss prevention for when the power goes out unexpectedly. The 3D TLD NAND on the MX500 series is based on Micron’s 2nd generation of 3D NAND technology. Micron is using a stackable 64-layer, 256 gigabit die on this series to come up with a 64GB part that is said to offer good density and solid performance with exceptional longevity.

Read full article @ Legit Reviews

Details Of The Samsung DeX Pad for Galaxy S9 Leaked

Samsung will be introducing a new DeX docking station called the *Samsung DeX Pad*. It will be paired with the new Samsung Galaxy S9. Get the leaked details and pictures on the DeX Pad here!

Read full article @ Tech ARP

Dragon Quest Builders Switch Review

It's understandable why so many games would take a leaf from Minecraft’s book. Dragon Quest Builders isn’t the first series to mix its signature gameplay in a Minecraft-style world and environment, and it won't be the last, but it might be one of the most successful.

Read full article @ Wccftech

EVGA SuperNOVA 1600 T2 PSU Review

Thanks to mining, PSUs like EVGA's SuperNOVA 1600 T2 are highly popular, so they're out of stock everywhere. The 1600 T2 is one of the best high-wattage models you can buy, able to deliver more than 2kW of power for short periods!

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Hands-on with Windows 10 build 17093 showcasing new changes and improvements

Build 17093 of Windows 10 Redstone 4 features yet more improvements and changes to the OS, including a improvements to Game bar, Reveal effects, and more OS refinements.

We're back with another build video, showcasing all the noteworthy new changes, features and enhancements present in the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview builds. This week, we're taking a look at build 17093, which includes a few noteworthy additions including changes to the Xbox Game bar, Fluent design, Focus assist, eye tracking and more!

We also take a look at a couple of changes that were introduced in build 17083, as we didn't cover that build and there were a couple of new changes worthy of note such as the name change from Quiet Hours to Focus assist. So consider this weeks build video to be more of a hybrid between 17083 and 17093.

Read full article @ Windows Central

HP Omen 15 (2017) review: A good laptop that made some bad decisions

I’m torn over the HP Omen 15.Like the larger HP Omen 17 we reviewed (and heartily recommended) in late 2017, the Omen 15 isn’t the flashiest notebook around, nor the fastest. It doesn’t stand out from the wider crowd of gaming laptops with spectacular features. But nevertheless, it's a solid, attractive all-around gaming notebook that’s light enough to actually carry with you. That’s a rare combination in gaming notebookYet a few puzzling design decisions in the specific configuration we’re reviewing tarnish its luster somewhat. One aspect might be a complete show-stopper depending on how you use your gaming laptop.

Read full article @ PC World

Kingston HyperX Cloud Flight Review

Few headsets have been as captivating as the Kingston HyperX Cloud in recent years. This year, the brand introduces the wireless HyperX Cloud Flight, and Hardware.Info was already allowed to work with it. So we put it on our ears to listen and of course, we subjected this headset to our test procedure. Are we back on cloud nine? You can read that in this review.

Read full article @ Hardware.Info

MX Linux MX-17 Horizon Review

Tried MX Linux once more, wasn't disappointed. Here's a short, enthusiastic review of MX Linux MX-17 Horizon with the Xfce desktop, tested in an eight-boot Windows & Linux setup on a laptop with UEFI/GPT, Intel graphics and Realtek network card, covering a brief overview of installation and a deeper focus on day-to-day use, including network, media and smartphone support, applications, hardware compatibility, blazing performance and responsiveness, stability, ergonomics, and more. Enjoy.

Read full article @ Dedoimedo

Tesoro Gram SE Spectrum Mechanical Keyboard Review

The Tesoro Gram SE Spectrum with optical red switches is a great product for those who are looking for a long-lasting tactile mechanical keyboard with no clicky noise.

Read full article @ APH Networks

VOCOlincs HomeKit LED light strips offer the best value, no bridge needed

A week ago we checked out Sylvanias $60 HomeKit light strip that works without a bridge and costs less than Philips Hue. Sylvania is a known name in lighting, but theres an even cheaper option available if youre willing to stray from major brands.
Hong Kong-based VOCOlinc offers a $40 smart LED light strip that works with Apple HomeKit, so how does it compare?

Read full article @ 9to5Mac