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GameSir G7 Pro Zenless Zone Zero Controller Review - "Game on Android with precision"GameSir went all out with the G7 Pro Zenless Zone Zero controller, which takes inspiration from the mobile RPG, Zenless Zone Zero. This new controller takes the G7 series to the next level with Mag-Res TMR joysticks, mappable buttons, and a variety of included accessories to customise your device’s look. First Impressions of the G7 Pro Zenless Zone Zero Edition Controller ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 6

REDMAGIC 11 Air review - "A pure gaming phone in disguise"After reviewing the Redmagic 10 Air, I didn't think a gaming phone could get any better - referring to the "Air" versions here. The Air version is supposed to be slightly more "budget-friendly" and sleek, compact, or however you want to call it. Well, I can only say I was surprised to see the Redmagic 11 Air deliver almost all that Redmagic 11 Pro could, but in a more "everyday" format. Let me explain. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 6

Fallout Brotherhood of Steel glasses review - "Fantastic for TV show fans!"Gunnar has teamed up with Fallout once again to create a new pair of gamer glasses. This pair is more inspired by the Fallout TV show, instead of by the game directly, like the last pair. These glasses aim to allow you to step into the ranks of the Brotherhood, with a pair of glasses that mimic the icionic armor! The Gunnar Fallout Brotherhood of Steel is a gritty, metal-looking pair of glasses that is just scruffed up enough to give it character - and I do not mean this in a bad way! The metal looks slightly worn, as if these glasses have been through battles. They aren't actually textured to the touch, but the look of the texture adds a lot to the rough and ready feel. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 4

TOZO NC20 Pro earbuds review - "It's got a screen!"TOZO is a brand that often has a bit of tech bolted on to whatever earbuds they are releasing. The TOZO NC20 Pro has a case that's got a whole screen on it, which feels quite different and is something that I have not often seen on pairs of earbuds that we have reviewed. Let's get into the case; I am not the hugest fan of the shape, as I do like to sit my earbuds in their case so that the top is facing the roof when charging. This is such a personal thing, however. This case is round-ish, with a flat "back" and "front", so that the earbuds can sit on their back and charge from a USB-C port on the bottom (included USB-C to USB wire, so you can charge easily), along with a hard-reset button that can activate the screen if you are struggling to swipe it. I find this to be an odd choice, as I would also like to set the device up properly to look at the screen, but I can get over it. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 4

Gumslinger 2: Ducks & Nukes review - " A goofy gummy masterpeice"In Gumslinger 2: Ducks & Nukes, you go battle against jellied foes in one-on-one duels. A wacky, casual experience, Gumslinger 2 is physics-based, requiring you to aim well to hit your target. Blast your enemies with everything from rubber ducks to baby nukes and watch their gummy bodies contort in humorous ways upon impact. Partake in Goofy Duels in Gumslinger 2: Ducks & Nukes ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 3

Gunnar Davis Glasses review - "Professional in a wood-grain look"Gunnar is known for their stylish and well-made gaming glasses, and has come out with another pair! The Gunnar Davis glasses are inspired by California tech hubs, adding to their Trace Collection. These frames are round, very modern-looking, but at the same time, their lenses have the ability to protect against eye strain. These glasses come in a sleek black case, with a metal detail on the front and down part of the side or in maple with the same metal effect. The maple colour almost looks like wood grain, with a lot of detail within the glass itself. I love the different colours and shades - the wood effect just feels sophisticated, bringing a new height to these types of glasses. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 2

Glorbs review - "Looks relaxing, but isn't!"Glorbs is a puzzler that looks so adorable and cute, but actually is a lot of hard work! I might go as far as saying some of the times they give you are actually impossible. So, it's something that is very much for someone who won't ragequit easily at all. The graphics themselves are simple in Glorbs. Each level has a bunch of white orbs and then some sort of picture, which are simple line drawings on colourful, vibrant backgrounds. It looks like a sort of calm puzzle game that's paired with calm music as well. But then the gameplay kicks it up a notch. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerFeb 2

Silt review - "Conquer the darkness by possessing its denizens!"A fear of the unknown is perfectly rational because absolutely anything could be hiding in it. It could be as harmless as a baby chick or as horrifying as an undulating mass of ravenous flesh that wants nothing more than to devour your mind. But that's neither here nor there since the closest the average person will get to the vast unknown is the deep blue sea. We still haven't seen everything the watery depths have to offer, and many testimonies have explained why we're too eager to head back down there. With such fear in the wet dark, Spiral Circus was inspired to create Silt. Now that this horrifying 2D swimming lesson is on mobile, we can see just how severely it tests our bravery. What is Silt? ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerJan 27

Arknights Endfield review - " A stellar sci-fi RPG"Arknights Enfield is an enticing role-playing space opera with stunning visuals. Taking place in the same universe as Arknights, this anime-style RPG features fast-paced real-time combat, a vast, lush moon to explore, and a plethora of heroes to collect. Arknights Endfield: the Endministrator ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerJan 27

Honor Magic8 Lite review - "Immense battery life, mediocre gaming performance"I previously reviewed the Honor 400 Pro and thought it was a fantastic device, particularly how pleasant simply holding it felt. A true ergonomic triumph for my hands, specifically. Heating issues aside, it was also a solid gaming device. However, for the Honor Magic8 Lite, my expectations weren't raised because of my previous experience. It was missing the right three letters at the end of the name, after all. If anything, I'd prepared myself for a slight disappointment as a result of the lack of extra power. Now, having spent some time with it, I find myself let down and impressed in equal measure. ... [ MORE ]

Reviews | Pocket GamerJan 24