Throughout December and early January, we ran a series of daily giveaways for the holiday season. These were all ‘reviewer’ giveaways, in hopes that readers would come back and share their thoughts on what they won with us and other KitGuru visitors. We’ve had a few submissions so far and …

ASRock has made the world's first, and only, mini-ITX motherboard for Intel's X299 platform.

Is this new Coffee Lake system from Cyberpower worth looking at? We find out today.

This laptop is a processing powerhouse - thanks to the 8 Core Ryzen 7 processor ASUS have incorporated.

Powerline or Mesh Networking - everyone is talking about it. Read to find out why.

Way back in August 2016, we began hearing about Google's mysterious new operating system called ‘Fuchsia'. It's an open-sourced project but so far, Google hasn't given us a proper showing of it. Back in May 2017 we saw a video of what the OS would look like running on a …

The DS118 is equipped with a quad core 64-bit processor and DDR4 memory and is marketed as a high performance single bay NAS

Fancy a Tinker? Asus have the answer.

It has a 'gamer friendly' 120hz panel, but do the rest of the specs stack up?

The 2big Dock Thunderbolt 3 is part of LaCie's Professional range of external storage drives.

Core i7, GTX 1070, SSD, 17.3 inch screen - all for £1,399? Is this too good to be true?

Earlier this week, Qualcomm officially announced its Snapdragon 845 chip that will presumably power the majority of flagship smartphones throughout 2018. Details were originally scarce, but the company has since given a full rundown of what to expect from the new mobile processor. Upgrading from the Snapdragon 835’s Kryo 280, …

This board has been in the spotlight for a lot of reasons - but is it really a bad board?

Over the past month, Microsoft Edge has enjoyed a beta period across smartphone devices, with its focus being its “continue on PC” functionality. This was originally a closed testing period requiring people to sign up for special access, but now all Android and iOS users can get their hands on …

Patriot making keyboards? This is actually surprisingly very good, read on for more

ASRock's X299 Taichi XE is loaded with connectivity and powered by an excellent VRM.

Synology's J series of DiskStation NAS are aimed at the value end of the market. The latest 4-bay addition to the range is the DS418j, which takes over from the DS416j and is marketed as an entry-level 4-bay NAS for home data backup and multimedia streaming. The Synology DiskStation DS418j …

Is this one of the finest 1440p monitors on the market? James puts it through its paces.

The ZenBook Pro - a premium Ultrabook from ASUS. Worth £1300?

We have been expounding the merits of the latest Mesh networking products for a few months now, and there is an increasing range of options to choose from on the market. One of the more recent contenders is ASUS, with the Lyra. On paper, the Lyra is similarly specified to …

Is this one of the best monitors of 2017? Ed seems to think so.

Sennheiser's GSX 1200 Pro is an eSports-focused gaming amp - worth £220?

A 34 inch curved screen with a high 3,440 x 1,440 resolution and Freesync support.

Got £130 and looking for a new sound card? The Creative Sound BlasterX AE-5 is well worth buying.

MSI makes X299 affordable.

With the launch of the monstrous Quadro GP100, HBM has arrived in the graphics-oriented Quadro range as well.

The My Cloud Home offers a fresh new design and capacities up to 8TB.

Samsung’s Bixby is about to become a little outdated, as just six months after its initial release the company has announced Bixby 2.0. It seems that this is, in fact, a key step in Samsung’s long-term plans for a smart fridge powered by its digital assistant. The original Bixby initially …

Just a couple of weeks ago, Samsung announced its first high-end virtual reality headset, known as the Samsung Odyssey. It is intended to be the Windows 10 competitor to the Oculus Rift and HTC VIVE with the specs to prove it. While this headset will be hitting store shelves in …

Yesterday some worrying news hit the web, with a new exploit known as KRACK becoming public knowledge. This exploit allows attackers to read WiFi traffic between devices and wireless access points, the issue also works against common WiFi encryption methods, including WPA and WPA 2. Android and Linux devices were …