Kizito Katawonga is a Tech Editor at Digital Trends. He specializes in consumer technology, video games, and the intersection of business and economics, always on the lookout for the latest innovations that enhance both work and play. Kizito's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including PC Gamer, GamesRadar+, and PowerUp!.
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By: Kizito Katawonga
Let's get one thing out of the way: vertical mice are still weird. But after months of living with Razer's $199.95 Pro Click V2 Vertical and Logitech's
Every Windows handheld I've reviewed this year has ended up in the same argument. The hardware is brilliant, and then software and price walk in and spoil the party.
By: Jordan Gerblick
"Quality of life features are useful, but they can get in the way of vital learning"
Samsung's Galaxy Watch 9 is the best Galaxy Watch the company has made. It has a bold squircle shell, a ridiculously bright screen and health tracking that covers just about everything you'd want.
By: Kizito Katawonga
AWOL's 4K 120Hz ultra-short-throw projector claims 1ms input lag, VRR and the world's first UST optical lens shift. It lands on 3 November, with Australian pricing likely around $8,500 and a free ALR screen for early buyers.
We've all seen the videos. The glowing YouTube thumbnail of a contented working dad sinking into a plush armchair, sipping craft beer, and effortlessly crushing his backlog on a sleek, portable powerhouse.
Apple took more than five years to follow up the original AirPods Max. You'd expect a dramatic redesign. Instead, the AirPods Max 2 look identical, right down to the weight.
Keychron is known for keyboards. Over the past few years it has built a huge range of mechanical, magnetic-switch and low-profile boards , and more recently a solid line of mice. So when a Keychron Thunderbolt 5 dock turned up on my desk, I expected a decent hub with the Keychron name on it and not much more.
By: Kizito Katawonga
I've spent years chasing the elusive balance in gaming audio—gear that respects the audiophile side of the brain without burying clean acoustics under flabby, overcooked bass or bloated price tags.
When I handed the AW3926QW a perfect score in August, I figured Alienware had peaked. Then it went and shrank the recipe.
