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The best gaming tech we've reviewed in September 2026

This article rounds up the best gaming technology reviewed in September 2026, featuring top-rated cases for the Nintendo Switch 2, gaming chairs, and two notable gaming laptops: the Alienware 16X Aurora with its OLED display and the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18. Several controllers were also tested, including the 8BitDo FlipPad and GameSir Super Nova.

Retro GamerPositive

Alienware's 2026 16X Aurora does much more than slap a fancy new OLED face on its 16-inch chassis, there's a route here for those stung by RAM prices

The 2026 Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop receives a 4.5/5 star rating, praised for its excellent glare-free OLED display, solid RTX 5070 performance, and easily upgradeable RAM and SSD bays. While its performance is strong and its aesthetic is refined, drawbacks include a slightly higher price point, a less satisfying keyboard than previous models, and a heavier form factor compared to competitors.

Retro GamerVery positive

Prime Day PC deals are the answer to RAMageddon, and I've found the discounts to prove it

Amidst a significant RAM shortage impacting PC upgrades, Prime Day offers are presented as the best opportunity to purchase computer components. Deals are available from major retailers like Amazon, Newegg, and Best Buy, including discounts on pre-built gaming PCs and individual components. The article highlights that these sales may be crucial for acquiring PC gaming hardware due to ongoing shortages and high demand.

PC GamerVery negative

Alienware's new 'budget' laptop is a damning indictment of the current state of PC gaming hardware

The new Alienware 15 laptop, despite being marketed as budget-friendly, highlights issues within the PC gaming hardware market. Launching with older GPU configurations like the RTX 3050 in some regions and employing single-channel memory to cut costs, it questions the definition of 'entry-level' given its high price point. This contrasts with other available options, suggesting a challenging market for affordable gaming laptops.