From headsets to keyboards, to mice and beyond, these are some of the best gaming accessories that money can buy. That doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re expensive, just that they’re more worth what you spend than lots of other options. Most of these accessories we’ve tested ourselves, while a few others were highly recommended by colleagues and friends. Whatever accessories you might need or want for your own gaming setup, these should do the trick....

Top 9 Best TV Streaming Devices Top 9 Best TV Streaming Devices Best Streaming Device overall Best Streaming Device overall Roku Streaming Stick 4K (2021) The Roku Streaming Stick 4K got refreshed for 2021, and it’s still the same great 4K Roku streaming device that you’ve come to know and love, thankfully. It supports 4K HDR as well as Dolby Vision. So you’re going to get a really great experience out of this one....

The calling screen includes a new “Record” button to manually initiate a recording. To learn if your phone or region supports this feature yet, simply head over to the Settings page from the Google Phone app. Several Pixel and stock Android devices around the world have already received the call recording feature on their phones. However, the feature is restricted in some regions, thus explaining the inconsistency in its rollout. In addition to Pixel phones, a handful of Android One phones have already received the call recording feature via the Google Phone app....

Skullcandy Dime – $19.49 (reg. $26.99)Skullcandy Hesh 2 – $41.99 (reg. $99.99)Skullcandy Push Ultra – $48.99 (reg. $99.99)Skullcandy Indy Fuel – $44.99 (reg. $99.99)Skullcandy Vert Clip-Anywhere – $44.99 (reg. $50.96) The Skullcandy Dime earphones are usually quite affordable, as they cost only $25.99. Now, you can get them for even less than that, for only $19.49. These truly wireless earphones are IPX4 certified, which means they are water and dust resistant....

The sound is light (maybe a little too light) The sound is light (maybe a little too light) Let’s start off with the sound quality. When you’re dealing with most mainstream earbuds, headphones, and speakers nowadays, you typically run into the same scenario: TONS OF BASS. That’s good for more modern bass-heavy music like EDM, pop, dubstep, and whatever else the kids listen to. This is effective to get the energy flowing, but it can end up having a negative impact on other genres of music....