hall-effect sticks

Drakong, Hyperkin’s newer gaming-peripherals label, has launched its first controller: The Challenger, a wired gamepad for Xbox consoles and Windows PCs. The controller carries official Xbox licensing for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10 and 11, and is listed at $34.99 in the US. The...

Turtle Beach’s Stealth Pivot attempts something audacious: a single Xbox‑licensed controller that physically transforms between a traditional pad and a compact 2D/fighting layout, and in doing so it forces a serious rethink about what a premium Xbox controller can — and should — offer to modern...

MSI’s Claw arrives as a confident — if imperfect — reimagining of the Windows handheld: hardware that reads like a gaming laptop shrunk to your palms, a comfortable Xbox‑style grip, and Hall Effect sticks that promise to solve the drift problem that’s haunted other handhelds, but it still...

Lenovo’s Legion Go S running SteamOS doesn’t just sidestep Windows; it rewrites the handheld’s identity into something leaner, faster to live with, and much closer to the pick‑up‑and‑play promise that made Valve’s own handheld so beloved. By dropping a desktop OS and embracing a console‑like...

Lenovo’s decision to ship the Legion Go S with Valve’s SteamOS transforms what was a competent, if occasionally clumsy, Windows handheld into a lean, game-first portable that convinced at least one reviewer it could replace a Windows PC for many everyday gaming needs. rview SteamOS started as...

Lenovo’s decision to ship the Legion Go S with SteamOS has done more than change an operating system — it remade the handheld into a lean, game-first machine that convinced at least one reviewer they no longer miss their Windows PC for portable play. The swap from a full Windows 11 environment...