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After months of use, the ports started to do Power Cycle. They would give and stop giving power constantly. 0 Stability. If I unplugged it and plugged the USB back in, it would sometimes fix it.

Not a convenient solution if you want the charger to have permanent USB ports and not ideal for my devices.

The Razer Atlas is a 450mm x 400mm x 5mm glass Mousepad, with a relatively thin thickness compared to its competitors in the glass category, a very special and good non-slip base, and comes in two colors. White / Black.

It is quite durable, so don't be afraid to break it, but... please do not try to break it or use it as a cutting board for vegetables!

As I said, it is glass, which translates to very fast mouse gliding and extremely easy to make micro-adjustments.

At the same time, this is also its flaw for some. Glass on a Mousepad is not for everyone, especially for people who play, for example, Counter Strike, where speed is not everything but stability is. It is ideal for Fast Paced Games, such as APEX, Call of Duty, Overwatch, and others. Of course, obviously there are people who play Valorant, Counter Strike, and other slower games that prefer speed, so speed is not a dealbreaker for everyone.

The biggest enemy of Glass Pads is dust. You feel it on the mouse. BUT TRUST ME, all you need is a quick wipe with a cloth and you're ready.

The good thing about Glass Pads is that they last FOREVER. With traditional Mousepads, depending on usage, it is recommended to change them after 6 months to a year because the fabric wears out.

Something you should know is that the friction of the Mousefeet with the surface of the Mousepad creates noise, but it is not annoying, you won't hear it with a headset, and it won't bother those around you. Also, the friction wears out the Mousefeet faster than a traditional Mousepad, which means that in the distant future you will need to change your Mousefeet at some point.

Overall, having another Glass Pad in my possession (unfortunately not available in the Greek Market), I can confidently say that the Razer Atlas is a Premium Product, with a good price for a Glass Pad compared to the competition but an expensive product for the average user who does not know the market, and I recommend it if you believe it suits you.

Having used all the Endgame Gear mice up until now, I can say that the OP1we belongs to the same category as the rest. It is a flagship performance mouse, with a unique shape, competitive features, beautiful coating, nice click feeling, and finally, an affordable price for a high-performance wireless mouse, with an integrated battery, charging with a Type C cable which does not bother at all during use if you want to charge while playing.

It is relatively small, so those of you with large palms, do not choose it unless you want a fingertip grip mouse.

It is ideal for fingertip and claw grip. It has a "hump" and not a central height, to fit comfortably in a claw grip. Also, the sides are relatively curved for the fingers to sit comfortably.

It comes with Kailh GO Optical switches, TTC Silver wheel encoder, weighs only 58 grams, has no holes, comes with 100% high-quality and thick PTFE mouse feet.

The optical sensor it uses is the PAW3370 by PIXART. It is a relatively budget sensor that loses compared to those of the "big" ones in the market like the one used by Razer, but only on paper. In real-world performance in everyday use, no one will notice the difference.

The two side buttons are in a convenient position, with a nice click, and the only thing I would change about them is their sound. I would prefer it to be less sharp, although it is not so much that it bothers me during use.

The mouse software is very simple, with all the necessary settings and without any problems so far with any Endgame mouse.

Finally, the battery lasts about 60 hours at 1000Hz polling rate and charges relatively quickly.
I definitely recommend it as a mouse.

I was searching like crazy for something that would provide enough Watt on each USB port and at the same time give me back the socket I was using.

I found it! It is of good quality, works very well, and does what it promises with one big BUT.
I have permanently connected 3 USB cables for my devices. However, if I connect, for example, my watch to the charger, it doesn't charge. What I have to do is unplug and plug the cable back into the port, and then it works. It's a bit annoying and not an ideal solution. I don't know if my product is faulty or if others have the same problem. But I couldn't find anyone on the Internet talking about this product in general :(

The rating for it is normally 3.5 stars. However, since I can't decide, I was torn between 3 or 4. Since I don't know if the "quirkiness" is something that happens in general or if mine is faulty, I'll give it a 4 for now.

I have changed several cables so far, unfortunately the Micro HDMI does not like me as a connector.
This particular one seems quite well-made, especially considering its budget, and its durability will be evident in the future. If it fails, I will update my review.

I use it to connect my camera to a Capture Card.

It should be noted that we are talking about HDMI 2.0, not 1.4 like most cables. Depending on your needs, you may need 2.0! It is also Backward Compatible, so we have the possibility of being "Future proof"

3 out of 5 because the feathers come off too easily and the plastic rod bends easily and quickly becomes permanently deformed.

However, the cat loved it from the first second! And that's what matters.

I used G-Lube for the first time because I was lacking the most popular lubricant on the market that is used for keyboards, krytox 205G0. Its texture is thicker than Krytox and it doesn't spread as easily. I don't have a long-term opinion yet, but so far I haven't had any issues. In terms of availability, G-Lube definitely wins, as you can find it in the Greek market at a reasonable price, while Krytox is almost difficult to find in Europe in general.

For entry-level, it is a very good choice, but for frequent use or even for better results, I would recommend someone to avoid G-Lube and try to find Krytox.