HAVN's HS 360 VGPU case received mixed reviews from five outlets, scoring between 8/10 and a perfect 10/10, with critics praising its build quality and cooling but disagreeing on the effectiveness of a magnetic airflow divider intended to enhance GPU temperatures. Tom's Hardware described the HyperX Omen 35L as a well-designed, high-performance gaming PC, but criticized its high entry-level pricing and lack of USB4 support. Other products reviewed included the Chieftec Iceberg Pro 360 RGB AIO, which received an 8.3/10 for its cooling performance despite installation challenges, and the Xbox Ally X, which remains well-regarded for its gaming capabilities but faces software-related frustrations. Additionally, the CORSAIR PureVector mouse was noted for its innovative features yet unproven performance, while the budget-friendly Pulsar XPAD Mini was highlighted as a solid choice for rhythm gamers
Reviews Roundup: HAVN HS 360, HyperX Omen 35L, CORSAIR PureVector, and Pulsar XPAD Mini
HAVN's new HS 360 VGPU drew five reviews in a matter of days, and the scores ranged wildly from KitGuru's 8/10 to TechPowerUp's perfect 10/10. Everyone praised the build quality and cooling, but the magnetic airflow divider split critics. The rest of the today's roundup was lighter going: Tom's Hardware called the HyperX Omen 35L a polished prebuilt that's too pricey to start, Windows Central says the $999.99 Xbox Ally X still earns its love thanks to FSR 4.1, and igor'sLAB found CORSAIR's PureVector mouse concept promising but unproven.
