Gaming

After new rounds of gaming-mouse panel testing, we’ve selected a new runner-up and a new upgrade pick for players looking for the best wireless option.

For Nintendo fans and gamers on the go, the Switch is a no-brainer, and we’re here to help you figure out which version to get—for yourself or someone else.

Our pick pairs great performance with a very low cost of entry.

The new PlayStation 5 launched on November 12, 2020. We break down the differences that matter and consider whether it’s worth the upgrade.

Video game consoles are more popular than ever, but it can be hard to figure out the right one to buy. We’re here to help—assuming you can find one.

The LG C2’s comprehensive set of gaming features and excellent picture quality make it our pick for the best gaming TV.

With nearly complete compatibility for every controller-based game on Windows or Mac, the Xbox controller for Series X|S is the best option for most people.

You may not need to spend as much as you think to get a good gaming experience on a laptop, and we’ve got options for multiple budgets.

While we continue to recommend HyperX’s now legendary Cloud Alpha headset for most people, we have great new budget and upgrade picks for everybody else.

Ultrawide monitors are appealing for viewing documents or browser windows side by side, and they make video games more immersive.

Most keyboards suck. Upgrading to a mechanical one might be the right move. Here’s how to find the perfect mechanical keyboard for your needs.

The new Xbox Series X and Series S launch on November 10. We break down the differences that matter and consider whether they’re worth the upgrade.

We’ve tested hundreds of gaming laptops, keyboards, mice, and other essentials to make your PC gaming experience even more immersive and enjoyable.

If you’re stumped about what to get the gamer in your life, consider some Wirecutter-tested accessories or this year’s newest games.

Elden Ring may turn out to be the best game of the year, but that doesn’t mean everyone will enjoy it.

If you’re stuck inside and looking for a longer adventure than usual to get you through the winter, here are four games we think are worth your time.

Setting up a gaming console you plan to give someone for the holidays before you gift it will ensure that they can start playing the moment they unwrap it.

Most microSD cards are good enough, but if you know what to look for, it’s not hard to get one that’s great.