If you’re feeling limited by the lack of ports on your laptop, then what you need is a USB hub—and now’s an excellent time to grab one because this Ugreen 7-in-1 USB-C hub is only $18 on Amazon. That’s 22% off its original price, though you’ll need Prime for this deal. Don’t have Prime? Just […]

Logitech’s MX Keys is probably the most-loved non-mechanical, non-gaming keyboard out there. I realize that’s a lot of qualifiers, but non-gamers really like this thing. Today, you can score a rare discount on the MX Keys Mini, a slimmer version of the MX Keys that’s a great companion for everything from desktops to tablets. It’s

Razer has ushered in a new Thunderbolt 5 generation of external GPUs with the launch of the Core X V2, alongside its new Razer Thunderbolt 5 dock. But it’s a noticeable step down from Razer’s earlier eGPUs. One of the more popular eGPUs of the Thunderbolt 3 generation was the Core X, which provided 650W

You can finally play Cyberpunk 2077 on your MacBook! Later this week. In 2025. Five years after the game hit PC and consoles (in an admittedly problematic launch). Cyberpunk 2077, arguably the most-anticipated game ever when it arrived in a blizzard of hype and expectations, landed on a Nintendo handheld before it came to the

If you’re looking for something affordable under $500, a gaming beast, or a sleek ultrabook for work, you’ve got plenty of great choices right now. We’ve hunted deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and beyond–so you don’t have to. Want to see even more? Take a peek at PCWorld’s list of the top laptops you can

Microsoft has made another adjustment to the restrictions that it plans to place on Windows 10 customers who use Microsoft 365 apps (previously called Office 365), gradually incentivizing them to move to Windows 11. You’re probably aware that Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows 10 users this October, has it has said repeatedly for years.

Looking for a solid laptop that won’t totally wreck your budget? A Chromebook might be just the thing. They’re usually way cheaper than Windows machines with some starting around $300. They’re quick to boot, easy to use, and update themselves in the background. No fuss, no bloat. And hey, thanks to cloud gaming platforms like

At some point, you’ve felt the twinge of anxiety as your laptop’s battery slowly winds down, out of range of a power outlet. Microsoft is testing a new technology to give you a bit more juice — both when you need it and when you think you don’t. Last week, Microsoft debuted a new “self-healing”

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Stand supports good range of ergonomic adjustment Good range of USB-C connectivity with power delivery Includes Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45) Sharp, bright 4K image Cons Design doesn’t look cohesive USB ports have 5Gbps data rates Modest contrast ratio Our Verdict The Dell Pro 27 Plus is a sharp 4K monitor

One of the most frustrating things about owning a Windows PC is when it crashes, refuses to boot, or simply doesn’t work. Microsoft is preparing to roll out a technology called “quick machine recovery” for consumers to help solve this, after testing it in an enterprise environment. Microsoft tests various features across different Windows Insider