The Razer Nommo V2 Pro is the company's latest premium 2.1 computer speaker set, which offers lots of extras, including a wireless subwoofer, a remote control, a Bluetooth connection, and of course RGB lighting. These speakers promise high-end sound quality too, with plenty of bass. There's enough here to earn these Razer speakers a place on our best computer speaker guide as a premium 2.1 speaker option, but there are some caveats to note as well. Continue reading Razer Nommo V2 Pro review - 2.1 speakers with a laser focus on gaming MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Razer Viper V2 Pro review, Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) review, Best gaming mouse

Structurally and substantially, Ghost Recon Wildlands and its sequel, Breakpoint, are very similar to the other Ubisoft open-world monoliths. Like Far Cry, Assassin’s Creed, and to a lesser extent The Division, you’re free to explore a gigantic map. It’s split into counties and biomes, and your job is to take them over one by one, eliminating a series of lieutenants and captains as you kill your way to the top of a criminal empire. But the Ghost Recon reboots have one unique, brilliant central idea. Years after they launched, they’re suddenly surging on Steam and available cheaper than ever - if you never tried Ghost Recon Wildlands or Breakpoint before, now is definitely the time. Continue reading Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is exploding on Steam right now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best open-world games, Best sandbox games, Best FPS games

If you've set up a Windows PC recently, you'll know that the process includes logging into or creating a Microsoft account. Where once you could push on with just a local profile created, Microsoft is now making it harder for this to be done, now going as far as to remove an online help page explaining how to switch from an online account to a locally stored profile. The need for an online Microsoft Account to do pretty much anything is becoming a bitter trend with Windows 11, and this latest development makes it hard to argue that the endgame is anything other than no local users being created for Windows devices with an active internet connection. Continue reading Microsoft keeps making it harder to use local accounts with Windows 11 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Microsoft DirectX Raytracing, Microsoft Hololens hands-on, Windows Game Mode preview

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Samsung is bringing Matter 1.2 to its SmartThings smart home platform. | Image: Samsung SmartThings Samsung SmartThings looks set to become the first major smart home platform to fully support Matter 1.2. According to a press release, the SmartThings platform now works with Matter 1.2, so manufacturers and developers can start integrating their compatible devices with the platform. The SmartThings app won’t be updated to support Matter until later this summer — so you won’t be able to control your Matter-compatible Roborock robot vacuum or Midea dishwasher through SmartThings until then. Samsung also announced several other updates to its smart home platform, including app design improvements, new device control options, a hub backup option, shareable routines, and the gamification of its Samsung Energy feature. Support for Matter... Continue reading…

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