Peripherals

You'll pay much for the Logitech K810 keyboard, but it's also the most versatile product in its class.

Looking for lightning-fast speed and high-quality prints for not much money? Look no further.

The new Sony PlayStation Move Racing wheel makes for easy setup and offers precise control over cars in PS3 racing games, but comes out a year later than Microsoft's wheel for the Xbox 360.

The Dell UltraSharp U2713HM satisfies with high marks in performance, features, and design, if you're willing to spend more than a few bucks.

If you're hankering for a novelty controller that works with retro games and looks like it escaped the mid-'80s, the 8-Bitty might be your holiday treat.

3M and Roku have teamed up for a pico projector with a built-in Roku Streaming Stick that's undeniably cool, despite its meager battery life.

The Cube has some useful features, but with underpowered software and overly locked-down hardware, it sacrifices too much usability for consumer-friendliness.

A $60 way to turn your iPad into a pinball machine? Duo Pinball isn't worth your money, even if you're a pinball fanatic. Here's why.

An insane price and its limitation to a handful of Gameloft games keep the Duo Gamer stuck in mud when it could have been so much more.

The Dell B1160w monochrome laser printer is an efficient, dependable workhorse for individual use at home or on your work desk. The ability to add users over a wireless network is useful as well, but keep in mind that the low price means that you won't get fancy features like an auto-document feeder, manual bypass feed tray, or an Ethernet port. If you're comfortable with those omissions, you'll be satisfied with your purchase.