Here is a roundup of today's reviews and articles with various computer, headphone, input device, motherboard, and power supply reviews. The GMKtec M3 Ultra Mini PC, equipped with an Intel Core i7-12700H CPU and up to 16 TB storage capacity, has been reviewed by Wccftech. Meanwhile, Windows Central reviewed the Status Pro X earbuds, calling them the best and most expensive they've ever used, despite their hefty price tag. The gaming world is also being explored with reviews of the Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL mechanical keyboard by APH Networks and the Lofree Block keyboard, which prioritizes minimalism and functionality. Additionally, new power supplies from SAMA (G1000) and Sharkoon (Rebel P15 750W) have been reviewed, offering budget options for PC enthusiasts.
Computers: GMKtec M3 Ultra “Intel Core i7-12700H” Mini PC Review – Palm-Sized Productivity Station
Headphones: 'Status Pro X' earbuds review — The best (and most expensive) earbuds I've ever used, and they're worth every penny
Input: Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL Review, Lofree Block keyboard in classic style: Review of a compact mechanical everyday companion
Motherboards: ASRock B860 Steel Legend WiFi Review: Good Value?
Power: SAMA G1000 PSU Review, Sharkoon Rebel P15 750W Review
Computers:
Wccftech: GMKtec M3 Ultra “Intel Core i7-12700H” Mini PC Review – Palm-Sized Productivity Station
The GMKtec M3 Ultra Mini PC is equipped with the Intel Core i7-12700H CPU. Our unit was decked out with the Core i7-12700H, DDR4-3200 32 GB (16 GB x2) SO-DIMM memory, and a 1 TB PCIe Gen 3.0 x4 M.2 drive. There are two M.2 slots, so you can get up to 16 TB (8 TB each) capacity for your storage needs.
Headphones:
Windows Central: 'Status Pro X' earbuds review — The best (and most expensive) earbuds I've ever used, and they're worth every penny
The Status earbuds were all over Instagram for years and I overlooked them, but became increasingly curious after using other Hi-Res certified headphones. Now I'm in love.
Input:
APH Networks: Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL Review
I was recently introduced to a card game called Mantis. The premise of the game is a game of stealing and scoring cards. Each card has three colors on one side and a mantis shrimp in one of the three colors on the other side. Players will only see the three-color side and make a guess whether they want to use the card on themselves to score shrimp, or on someone else to steal their shrimp with the same color. However, if the card is played on a person who does not yet have this color, the action fails to resolve. For a while, it seemed like one of my friends knew exactly what was going on, as he would predict what would be the correct color in many consecutive times. But as we continued to play more rounds, it was clear his luck had run out. As with most games of chance, we all ended up winning at least once throughout the evening. There is a bit of strategy involved in the game, but it does come down to how the cards line up. On the other hand, making products is much more about using experience and skills to produce a refined product. A manufacturer could get lucky with how well their item sells, but just being fortunate is rarely a winning strategy. Today, we have the Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL, which is the latest mechanical keyboard from Turtle Beach in a tenkeyless format. We have seen their Vulcan II TKL Pro, and I wonder if this previous experience will help with today's product? Will today's non-Pro version show Turtle Beach's experience? Let us read on to find out!
Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL Review (Page 1 of 4) | APH Networks
IgorsLAB: Lofree Block keyboard in classic style: Review of a compact mechanical everyday companion
Minimalism meets functionality, all in one block. The Block keyboard is based on a deliberately minimalist design that combines suitability for everyday use with a clear design language. The soft gray tone of the housing, complemented by warm orange accents, creates a calm visual presence that blends harmoniously into different working environments. The block-shaped keycaps and the compact 98-key layout are aimed at users who value structured typing and an uncluttered interface.
Lofree Block keyboard in classic style: Review of a compact mechanical everyday companion
Motherboards:
The Guru of 3D: ASRock B860 Steel Legend WiFi Review: Good Value?
The ASRock B860 Steel Legend WiFi is positioned as a dependable and cost-effective motherboard for users seeking balanced performance without premium pricing. Designed for Intel Core Ultra series processors, it delivers full support for DDR5 memory, ensuring long-term compatibility and strong multitasking capability.
Power:
Vortez: SAMA G1000 PSU Review
SAMA introduced its new P Series and G Series ATX 3.1 power supplies this year, offering 80PLUS Gold efficiency and a fully modular cable design. Today, we take a closer look at the G1000 to see how well it stacks up against more established PSU brands.
KitGuru: Sharkoon Rebel P15 750W Review
Today we look at a budget power supply from well-known PC case maker Sharkoon. The Rebel P15 range of power supplies are their newest units and they have released 650w, 750w and 850w versions at the end of 2025. These units are Cybenetics Gold rated, are ATX 3.1 compatible and ship with a quiet hybrid fan. The 750W unit we look at today is priced at only 65 euros so they are set to target a mass audience of enthusiast user on a limited budget.
