#wireless-connectivity

#wireless-connectivity

First is the Active Noise Cancelation mode that blocks out all external noise so you can focus on the in-game happenings without getting distracted. There's also a Transparency mode for when you want to let some sound in. This mode isn't as appropriate for gaming, but it does a good job of keeping you aware of your surroundings when you're out and about.

The device in question is the MX Master 4 mouse, which is a delight to use. As with its predecessor and others in Logitech's range, it is ergonomically sculpted and fits a user's hand. However, in a step backward, most of the body lacks the soft-touch, rubberized plastic we saw on the MX Master 3 and 3S. Initially, the MX 4 looks more like an evolution of what came before, the MX 3S.

The mechanical keyboard world has undergone a renaissance. Thanks to increased competition and commoditized tech, features that used to be exclusive to limited-run DIY boards in the $300-plus range just a few years ago are now available in prebuilt boards in the $100 to $200 range - sometimes less. The DIY kit builds, limited-run group buys, and boutique boards made by artisans are still innovating and pushing boundaries, and they're great if you're looking for something extra adventurous or very specific.

The HP Omen Max 16 introduces a built-in 2.4GHz receiver for seamless connectivity with HyperX peripherals, making it a standout in gaming laptop design.