Accessory

Unique design without the gaudy caveats. The Keychron L1 HE delivers a premium typing and gaming experience combined with unique design flairs, but at $239.99, it is not a cheap keyboard. This wireless Hall effect gaming keyboard justifies its price with an aluminium chassis, highly customisable sensors, and a gamer design language, but steers clear of the typical cringy looks we've come to expect from gaming peripherals.

Fidgety. The Logitech MX Master 4 promises improved ergonomics and innovative features such as haptic feedback and the Action Ring. But how well does it actually work, and is the comparatively high price worth it for professional users?

Find My Child. Instead of a bulky child smartwatch with a SIM slot, the slim ICE Smart Junior 3.0 relies on Apple’s Find My network for location tracking. This way, parents can keep tabs on their child’s whereabouts more discreetly — and kids won’t have to wear a chunky gadget on their wrist.

The infinite battery claim holds true. With a fairly simple solution – a small internal battery and two swappable battery packs – Glorious has a worthy competitor to Logitech’s Powerplay system, though not as effortless. But, you don’t need to buy a mousepad to enjoy infinite battery life.