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I bought the Logitech g613 back in December, have yet to change the batteries and have had zero issues with it. Having the ability to switch between the USB dongle and bluetooth has also allowed me to use it a bit like a KVM for switching between two machines too. I bought this after coming from...

Just found out about the Logitech Pro X Wireless that have just become available. Another potentical contender?

My Corsair HS70's have packed in and seeking a new pair in the approximate £200 range, although willing to increase budget if the quality jump makes the extra £50 or so worthwhile. Being compatible with Dolby Access to use Dolby atmos license would be ideal as I found this made a huge difference...

Same solution for mounting then, didn't realise you could use the strips by themselves :) Rightyo, in the cart it goes. Thanks for your help!

@faxfan and @the-evaluator it's looking like I'm going to get the pro now (Damn you both :P). If you put this down on a worktop/coffee table does the signal still get reasonable coverage and no dead zones? Ceiling mounted solutions and coverage confuse me a little in terms of what can and...

That would make more sense! Where do you have this unit located, mounted on a wall/ceiling or laying on a work surface? What's the range and signal/speeds like around the house?

Something I was going to consider but it's a separate building and doesn't run off the same consumer unit (I think thats the word, otherwise fuse box thingy it is). So powerline isn't an option. Also with my experience of powerline adaptors they work okay but are a bit flakey and not really...

Are you referring to the "Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC" just under 200 pounds which would also require a poe adaptor (as Sky's kit doesn't give PoE).

Hi Guys, I need a hand figuring out the best way to get wireless to the bottom of the garden in a new building. We have a cat 6 cable running from here to the crappy sky standard default router and I need a high performance access point in this location to get internet access! Looking...

You sir are a terrible influence on me. See the below floor layout of the new build to go up in the next few weeks, the left room will be the one this is situated in with the screen going on the back wall (at the top of the picture) Approximate seating distance will be 2-2.5 metres, I...

Hi Lucid, Thanks for your helpful input! I nabbed the projector in the sale for £600 about a month ago and had my eye on it for a while, for the price point I wanted to spend it does the job well enough for me. The particular screen is by "Allcam" (links removed as I was unsure on the...

That's the official BenQ one and the settings are for that model. I've tested this and the figures are accurate :)

Hi All, I'm just about to have an annexe built with will have a home cinema and I'm looking into getting a new projector all hooked up and need a bit of assistance! The plan is to get a motorised projector screen 120 inches in size, a I/O panel with 2 hdmi ports, a vga port and RWY input this...

Thank you both for clearing that up, much appreciated! :)

Hi guys, Sorry for the inexperienced question but networking is more my forte than laptop repairs. I've fully stripped down a friends laptop due to a major over heating problem on a 5 year old plus laptop and need to re apply thermal paste on this Acer Aspire Timeline x 4820 TG and...

You sir have found the movie, Kudos to you! You've saved me a massive headache!

Hi Guys, This has been winding me up for days now. There's a movie similar to Leon the professional which was released in the last few years. Possibly some form of reboot of Leon where a hitman trained a girl but I can't remember the name of it. Anyone have any idea what it might be called?

Blast I was hoping it would be straight to manufacturer. Bluemic - I was looking at the yeti as the quality seemed to be a fair bit better for the price vs the snowball but then I was closely comparing the yeti to the audio technic 2020 and the versatility/size between the two products vs...

I don't know how much more advanced webcam technologies have become in recent years compared to what they used to be. I didn't know if they were still practically unusable or not. Some webcam work may be used for things like Twitch. My existing laptop will be used to edit/render videos for the...

Anyone at all?