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We go fingers-on with Logitech's latest multidevice keyboard and its Crown, a dial for supplementing the controls in some Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office applications.
Apple's slim, light, wireless Magic Keyboard gets a makeover, bringing back the number pad previously found in the old wired version. But it also costs more, so the standard Magic Keyboard may be better for you.
HyperX has made a name for itself with quality, no-frills hardware. So what's their first RGB backlit keyboard like?
The next step for HyperX's Alloy keyboards is getting that tiny footprint even smaller.
The company's latest flagship mouse can control up to three computers at the same time and even take a keyboard along for the ride.
The Lofree keyboard has an adorable retro design that looks and sounds like a typewriter.
Wacom's latest Intuos Pro pressure-sensitive pen tablets are better than ever, and if you like to start analog, the Paper edition adds neat capabilities.
The BlackWidow Chroma V2 is pretty much everything you want out of your gaming keyboard. But there are most cost effective options if you're not ensconced in the Razer ecosystem.
Don't buy D-Link's Omna camera unless you're completely dedicated to HomeKit and are willing to wait for a broader range of products to work with the smart home platform.
Griffin adds four accessories to its BreakSafe line, all of which can easily detach via magnets.
The first cloud-connected keyboard is aimed mainly at gamers.
Alexa's built into the Hubble Hugo, as is emotional intelligence.
The company's livestreaming pet camera plus remote treat dispenser's out of Kickstarter and on view at CES 2017.
HyperX is bringing its slick, minimalist design ethos to gaming mice.
There are three new keyboards from HyperX at CES, and colour is the name of the game.
This tiny wireless keyboard aims to solve a big problem with living room computers.
Designed to work with Microsoft's latest Surface Studio all-in-one PC, the new rotary accessory brings a new level of creative control to virtual interaction.
The Epson FastFoto does what it sets out to do -- lets you quickly scan your masses of old print photos -- but some folks will find it an expensive and incomplete solution.
