Keychron Q1 review: A personalized keyboard that will last for years
A customizable mechanical keyboard makes sense for both the novice and enthusiast, as it adds longevity. The $169 Keychron Q1 is the latest, and we've tried it.
Razer Basilisk V3 gaming mouse review: Not revolutionary, but still good
Razer updated its Basilisk mouse to its 3rd revision, throwing in a free-spinning scroll wheel, updated sensor, and a splash of extra RGB.
Razer Huntsman V2 TKL review: A compelling argument for wired keyboards
Razer's Huntsman V2 TKL updates an existing, already-winning recipe, throwing in a neat wrist rest and optimized design for an even better keyboard.
Intel Frost Canyon NUC (NUC 10i7FNHAA) review: Big win for creators
Intel's new Frost Canyon NUC (NUC 10i7FNHAA) pairs a 10th-gen Core i7 processor with a tiny PC puck design. The result is an excellent mini-PC for creators.
Falcon Northwest Talon review: The best all-AMD gaming PC you can buy
The Falcon Northwest Talon is one of the few premade desktops that now support the latest AMD graphics and processors. Is it worthy of the power they provide?
Origin Neuron (2021) review: A prebuilt worthy of the premium
The 2021 Origin Neuron uses parts you can buy and put together yourself, and for less. However, excellent build quality and design make it feel a cut above.
HP Omen 30L Gaming Desktop review: A gorgeous glass house
HP's beautiful new gaming desktop looks amazing with its minimalist design aesthetic. But how does it perform? Is this the gaming desktop everyone should buy?
Asus ROG GA35 review: A great gaming PC with some clear oversights
The Asus ROG GA35 is a compelling option with how hard graphics cards are to buy. It hits the mark for a high-end gaming PC, but it still has some issues.
Dell G5 Gaming Desktop review: Dorm room gaming done right
Don't dismiss Dell's entry-level G5 gaming desktop. Though it lacks the punchier design of the Dell's well-known Alienware brand among gamers, the G5 delivers a lot of bang for your buck. With a low starting price of $589, the compact footprint of this desktop makes it a versatile PC for dorm room gaming.
HP Envy Curved All-in-One 34 review
If you think all PC workstations are doomed to the same boring design, be prepared to be blown away by HP’s gorgeous Envy Curved AIO 34. This all-in-one machine combines modern silicon options with gorgeous mid-century modern aesthetics, making it a focal point of any desk.
Origin Omega home theater desktop review
Gaming PCs that target the living room have attempted a resurgence in recent years, but UI issues and limited performance have eliminated many contenders. Can Origin’s high-horsepower Omega change the game?
Falcon Northwest Tiki (2015) review
With the newest components and a beautiful custom case, the Falcon Northwest Tiki wants to be more than just another living room PC - it wants to be your everything.
AVADirect X99 Gaming System review
There’s nothing technically wrong with the AVADirect X99 gaming rig, but its competitors still have the upper hand.
Velocity Micro Raptor Z40 review
Velocity Micro’s new Raptor Z40 is a mini-tower that tries to deliver a knockout performance punch despite its small size. Does it succeed, or should you look elsewhere for a light-weight champion?
Digital Storm Eclipse review
Digital Storm enters the budget gaming battle with the Eclipse. Small, inexpensive, and powerful, let’s see how it stacks up against other budget rigs like the Syber Vapor and Alienware Alpha.
Falcon Northwest Tiki-Z review
Falcon Northwest's Tiki Z proves you don’t need a premium plot of real estate for a premium gaming experience.
Syber Vapor I review
Not quite a Steam Machine, but still a strong contender, the Syber Vapor I proves that Valve's failure to deliver Steam OS on time doesn’t mean the PCs built to take advantage of it can’t hold their own with the best gaming PCs.
iBuyPower SBX review
The iBuyPower SBX makes a valiant effort to bridge the gap between hardcore PC gaming rigs and casual consoles, but falls short in execution due to the lack of Steam OS and a hardware profile that struggles to keep up with next generation graphics.
HP Envy 32 All-in-One review: iMac killer?
For 2020, Apple might just need to watch its back. With the new Envy 32 All-in-One, HP is taking the all-in-one category to new places. Thanks to the luxurious design, an immersive display, and some incredible processing power, this new PC might have everything to topple Apple's iMac.
Dell XPS 18 Review
How would you like an 18-inch tablet? Perhaps that sounds crazy, but it’s what Dell offers with its XPS 18 all-in-one hybrid PC. This do-it-all system is meant to replace both your desktop and your iPad, but the size (and price) set up hurdles you many not want to leap.
iMac 5K 27-inch (2019) review
Apple now has four types of iPads -- the budget iPad, the iPad Mini, the iPad Air, and the iPad Pro. The iPad Air is almost the same as the new iPad Mini, save for screen size. While people looking for a small tablet should go for the Mini, professionals that are reluctant about the price of the highest-tier iPad Pro should consider the iPad Air as the tablet to buy.
Alienware Area-51 R5 review
The Alienware Area-51 has always been a striking machine. With its angled edges and gently glowing LED lighting there’s just nothing else like it. The unusual design is typically paired with extravagant hardware and the Area-51 R5 is no exception. Let’s see what this thing can do.
Alienware Aurora R8 review: Tower of power
Alienware shows that not all gaming rigs have to be expensive. Packing in ray tracing capable RTX graphics and Intel’s 9th-Generation processor, the Aurora R8 is a PC that appeals to demanding gamers, but at a surprisingly reasonable price compared to competitors on the market.
Dell XPS 8930 review
We’re always looking for an affordable way to game. The Dell XPS 8930 is packing a GTX 1060 graphics card, meaning this unassuming desktop PC has a little more than meets the eye.
Digital Storm Aventum X gaming PC review
The allure of the Aventum X isn’t just about power – you can find similar performance elsewhere at cheaper prices. Instead, the Aventum celebrates gamers by making the technology inside as much a part of the design as the tower itself. In designing the Aventum X, Digital Storm has created the Lamborghini of gaming PCs.
Intel NUC 9 Extreme Kit ‘Ghost Canyon’ review: All potential
Intel's NUC 9 Extreme Kit uses the company's Compute Element to squeeze modular design in a small footprint. It has potential, but it's far from perfect.
Falcon Northwest Talon 20th Anniversary Edition review
With a solid metal body that begs comparisons with Apple's Mac Pro, Falcon Northwest's Talon 20th Anniversary Edition is a gaming PC that's built to last. And that's a good thing, as our $6,488 configured review unit comes with a blazing fast 12-core AMD Ryzen 9 processor and dual Nvidia RTX graphics.
Gateway 700XL Review
From the outside, the Top-of-the-Line Gateway 700XL Digital Film Maker is a pretty sweet package. DVD-burner, CD-RW, 400GB of Hard Disk, 512MB RAM, two monitors and more!
Apple iMac 17-inch Review
As lifestyle computing continues to emerge in the home we have no doubt that Apple will be at the forefront of this digital convergence. The 17" Apple iMac will not disappoint anyone looking for both style and substance.
Sony PCV-W20 Review
A cross between a laptop and a desktop computer, the PCV-W20 proves that great things do come in small packages.
Gateway Media Center XL Review
Gateway's Media Center XL is a valiant attempt to leave a distinguishable mark in a new emerging PC niche geared towards audio and video enthusiasts. Unfortunately, the Media Center XL slightly misses the target.
Sony VAIO PCV-RS220 Review
The Sony VAIO PCV-RS220 is Sony's latest entry level system in the sub $1000 market. Geared for the small office or home, the PCV-RS220 would be best suited for office work than gaming or any 3D related software.
Sotec Afina AS7180AV Review
It may look like a high heel but this is the latest design from Japan for an all-in-one multimedia desktop. How does it stack up against the likes of Sony and Apple? Read on to find out.
Gateway 610XL Review
With just two cables and one remote, you'll gain a PC, LCD TV, Personal Video Recorder, DVD player, FM Tuner, MP3 player and stereo in one compact system.
Gateway FMC-901X Review
The Gateway FMC-901X is a true Media Center PC designed to blend in with your home theater gear. With the 901X you can record television shows, or browse the web.
Hy-Tek Tek Panel 300 Review
The Tek Panel 300 is a high-performance all-in-one computer or HTPC integrated into a 30-inch widescreen LCD. This just might be the ultimate gaming machine.
FIC Condor Review
Priced at around $260 retail, the FIC Condor is being targeted towards gamers because of its radical design concept and support for high-end components.
MSI Mega 865 Review
Is it a media PC or a gaming system? The MSI Mega 865 is the best of both worlds when given the right components. Does MSI have a sleeper hit on their hands, read on and find out.
Senior Editor, Computing
Luke Larsen is a Senior Editor at Digital Trends and manages all content covering laptops, Macs, monitors, PC hardware, and peripherals. Around here we call it “computing,” but here’s a good rule of thumb: If it’s a computer or something that plugs into a computer, you found your guy. Oh, and these days, AI too. So much AI.
After getting a degree in music from the University of Oregon, Luke started his career in media hoping to get into music journalism. But when the opportunity arose, he landed in tech and hasn’t looked back since. He has over a decade of tech journalism experience, first joining Digital Trends in 2017 as a native Portlander, happy to join a tech media company that called his city home. Before working at DT, he worked as Tech Editor at Paste Magazine for over four years and has bylines at publications such as IGN, TouchArcade (RIP), and The Oregonian.
In his years at Digital Trends so far, Luke has covered high-profile industry events such as CES, IFA, and Microsoft Build, delivering on-the-ground coverage, breaking news, and first-hand reporting. He’s hosted countless YouTube videos, made podcast appearances, and written over 600 articles.
Some of his earliest tech memories include learning HTML through his MySpace account and trying to play Baldur’s Gate II on his parents’ dusty old beige box. These days, his obsession with technology is in telling stories with tech — in finding the narratives that ebb and flow through both technological advancement and product design, trickling right on down to our day-to-day experience of it. He is convinced that we all spend too much of our time using technology and not enough time thinking about it — cue a healthy dose of navel-gazing and philosophizing.
When he’s not endlessly debating what the best laptop is, Luke spends his days being a dad and a husband. Oh, and when there’s time (which there isn’t), he’s an avid fiction writer, player of designer board games, and still occasionally makes some music.