Gaming Accessories

The Asus ROG Tessen is a formidable mobile controller that offers a compact, foldable design with some fantastic-feeling inputs. Its hard-wearing metal elements and pleasant RGB lighting improve the overall design, though the lack of iOS compatibility and occasionally uncomfortable grips hold it back. Pros + Compact, foldable design + Excellent triggers + Pleasantly tactile

The Seagate Game Drive M.2 SSD for PS5 is pretty much exactly what you’d want from an officially licensed PS5 SSD. It’s fully compatible with the console, performs well, and is sold for a fair price. Even so, the plainer design and limited availability of the 4TB model leave some room for improvement. Pros +

The Scuf Nomad is a decent Bluetooth alternative to the likes of the Backbone One with an impressively high-quality build and a solid set of features. That said, it struggles to keep charge between uses making it a tad unreliable out and about, and doesn’t quite perform well enough to truly stand out in the

The Corsair TC500 Luxe is the dictionary definition of a premium product. Its high quality build ensures that comfort is its top priority, and the level of customization in its adjustability means regardless of how you’re sat, you’ll always feel supported. It’s pricey, but worth every single penny. Pros + Fabric rather than pleather +

The Herman MIller Sayl Gaming Chair is a compact seat that doesn’t compromise when it comes to comfort and build quality. Its design is excellent with a wide range of colors to choose from and it remains pleasant to sit on over even the lengthiest gaming sessions. That said, the lack of a dedicated headrest

The Vantum is a glorious-looking office gaming chair that removes the stress of fiddly assembly, but omits a few features for the price, such as locking 4D armrests. It’s damn comfortable and comes with a great warranty, but there are chairs with more adjustability for the same price or less. Pros + Gorgeous selection of