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GameSir X4 Alerion Unboxing and Hands-On

Pretty fly mobile gaming accessory

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Just when you thought GameSir couldn’t possibly come out with any more new form factors, that’s when they surprise you. The GameSir X4 Alerion isn’t quite like anything we’ve seen from the company before. It’s a two-piece mobile controller that connects to your phone via bluetooth that’s also officially licensed by Xbox. 

First of all, that name is so badass. So we had to learn where it came from. A quick Google search says Alerion means “Heraldry. an eagle displayed, usually represented without a beak or legs.” Fitting because the Alerion controllers clip to your smartphone like wings. Pretty neat. 

Unboxing 

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Like most GameSir products, the packaging is pretty generous. Outside of the magnetically-attached two-piece controllers, you’ll also find the carrying case with alternate thumbsticks and D-Pad. You also get some stickers as well as a GamePass subscription code. 

With GameSir, you’ll never feel like you’re not getting your money’s worth. 

Features and Specs 

GameSir X4 Alerion

Like most of GameSir’s recent offerings, the X4 Alerion comes with Hall Effect sticks. That means no risk whatsoever of stick drift. Other than the D-Pad, the AXBY face buttons are also interchangeable. 

GameSir X4 Alerion

You have more customization options through the GameSir app so if you’re the type who likes tweaking their devices, you’ll have plenty to do with the Alerion. You can adjust trigger mode, RGB brightness, lighting effects, volume and key value freely.

Check out the specs: 

  • Working Platform: Android
  • Connectivity: Low-latency Bluetooth
  • ABXY Buttons: Microswitch
  • Hall Effect Sticks: Yes
  • Hall Effect Triggers: Yes
  • Trigger mode: Analog triggers or hair triggers
  • Back Buttons: Yes, 2 mappable Back Buttons
  • Customization Software: Yes, GameSir APP
  • Button Layout: Xbox / Switch
  • Compatible Model Width: 68-95mm / 2.68-3.74 in
  • Compatible Maximum Model Thickness: 12.5mm / 0.49 in
  • Pass-Through Charging: Yes
  • Battery: Yes, one 400mAh battery in each controller
  • Product Size: 120*104.6*42.7 mm / 4.72*4.12*1.68 in
  • Net Weight: 188.5 g / 0.42 lbs
  • Package Size: 160*118*84 mm / 6.30*4.65*3.31 in
  • Gross Weight: 426.3 g / 0.94 lbs

Actual use and performance

GameSir X4 Alerion

It’s a pretty straightforward device. Snap the controllers onto your Android smartphone, pair via bluetooth, and you’re ready to play. 

It was perfect when we used it with the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. The controller snapped on to the sides without trouble. We then proceeded to play Pokémon Unite and Call of Duty: Mobile

It worked seamlessly with no noticeable delay on Pokémon Unite. It’s a different story for CODM though. While it did work right away, there was a bit of delay in the input which affected our gameplay. 

We also tried it with Asphalt 9 — it’s a game that’s known to work well with mobile controllers. With the X4 Alerion, it was no different. They worked together perfectly. 

It’s good to check first if the game you intend to play has controller support. If that’s the case, the X4 Alerion will work right off the bat. Without controller support, you’ll have to resort to button mapping. It’s not our favorite activity in the world, but if you’re hellbent on playing with physical controls, it’s something you just have to do. 

GameSir was kind enough to make their own tutorial video about this. Watch below: 

Not for every smartphone

While the X4 Alerion is a great mobile gaming partner for regular slabs, foldable users who want to play with the screen unfolded might have to turn to other offerings from GameSir. The clip at the top of each controller just isn’t tall enough to accommodate larger screens. You can, of course, still use it folded so there’s that option. 

Another pain point would be for those smartphones with huge, protruding camera modules. We tried clipping the X4 Alerion on the HONOR Magic6 Pro and well, it was an exercise in futility. It just doesn’t fit securely and would disconnect the bluetooth connection every time it gets yanked out unintentionally.

That said, it’s perfect for everything else. For best results, use the GameSir X4 Alerion with Android smartphones meant for gaming. Those tend to not have bulky camera modules and are more built for mobile gaming.

Price and availability 

The GameSir X4 Alerion is now available and retails for £99.99/$99.99/ PhP 5,900. 

Buy here and use GSX4A10OFF on the Coupon for a discount.

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Going ‘back to school’ as an adult with the HP Smart Tank 580

Cost-efficient, high-performance printer for tangible memories

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Make memories, keep them

I’ll be completely honest: I can’t recall the last time I held art materials for a creative workshop. Living in a digital world today, it’s been quite a while for sure.

I do write greeting cards for my partner every month — a habit I’ve had from way back and a way of keeping the old school tradition alive at the same time.

So HP inviting us for a hands-on workshop proved to be a welcome “throwback” as it brought us “back to school” for an afternoon arts-and-crafts session.

The HP INKredible Learning Day collaborated with visual artist and storyteller Geloy Concepcion, a photographer known for expressing thoughts through the creative use of images and other elements.

HP Smart Tank 580

At the heart of the event is the HP Smart Tank 580 printer, which helped reproduce high-quality HP Printables made exclusively available for the participants during the day.

Think of these as activity sheets, as if I really went back to school for art class. Coincidentally, I was part of my elementary school’s art club about two decades ago. DIY-ing stuff for journals, diaries, or just for displaying on a desk has been my thing.

Funny enough, we were handed out these plastic envelopes with sheets of paper, crayons, and more materials. It’s like completely going back to the first day of school and making sure all your stuff is complete.

Anyway, the four sheets each had a theme: To-Do List, My Family, How Are You Feeling, and Concepcion’s “Bad Days Are Temporary” artwork.

The cost-efficient, high-performance printer quickly prints the sheets, and users are assured of high-quality detail. That’s as the Smart Tank 580 is designed for such purposes and even small businesses that require high-volume printing.

I personally think they’re a great fit for schools for reproducing quizzes or short activities especially for the lower levels.

With crayons and colored markers, participants all had their take on the sheets, adding life and their own personal identities on each.

Make memories, keep them

With the right devices at home, you can definitely turn digital memories and even just everyday creative ideas into tangible forms.

Especially in this era, it’s easy to overlook photos that we have on our phones. Ironically, our handsets’ storage spaces fill up fast, but after a few years or so, we usually either lose such media.

So what Concepcion is also trying to get across is if there is the opportunity to turn these moments into tangible print-outs we can always look back at, then that would be better. It’s how the world has been anyway since the invention of the camera.

We all brought home the sheets, some art materials, and even a personalized postcard only available for those in attendance.

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Samsung announces new 990 SSD with up to 2TB capacity

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Samsung has announced the availability of its new 990 SSD with powerful performance and improved power efficiency.

The 990 SD is available in the 1TB and 2TB capacities. It is designed as a balanced storage solution optimized for gaming, creative workloads, and daily PC use.

Samsung’s new SSD model has up to 38% improved performance compared to the previous 990 PRO model.

It has a sequential read/write speed of up to 7,250/6,450 MB/s for the 2TB model. Meanwhile, the 1TB variant has a 7,150/6,450 MB/s read/write speed.

This way, users can achieve high performance but with low power consumption, as well as customized performance optimization.

For random performance, the 2TB model delivers up to 850K read and 1,200K write IOPS, while the 1TB model reaches read and write speeds of up to 700K and 1,100K IOPS, respectively.

The expanded storage capacity also allows users to store large amounts of high-quality content, or the latest AAA games.

Particularly, the 2TB model can store up to 30 large-scale games based on an average size of 64GB, making it an ideal solution for both gamers and creators.

The latest storage solution will be available for US$ 529.99 and US$ 269.99 respectively for the two capacities.

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Razer launches Kraken Kitty V2 BT Cinnamoroll Edition

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Razer has expanded its Cinnamoroll collection with the launch of the Kraken Kitty V2 BT Cinnamoroll Edition.

The wireless Bluetooth RGB headset features the Sanrio character’s iconic ears, and comes in a pastel blue and white colorway. The launch comes more than a year after the Kuromi Edition of the same headset.

Razer’s Krazen Kitty V2 BT Cinnamoroll Edition comes with 16.8 million colors and countless effects.

Gamers and streamers can connect via Bluetooth 5.2 with Gaming Mode for faster wireless response and a smooth, stutter-free audio experience suited for long hours.

Inside are the headset’s patented TriForce 40mm drivers with 3-part driver design to push out exceptional highs, mids, and lows.

Its omnidirectional microphone, meanwhile, is built into the earcups to provide clear comms while maintaining a seamless look. The headset can last up to 40 hours with USB-C charging.

The Razer Kraken Kitty V2 BT Cinnamoroll Edition is priced at US$ 139.99.

Superfans can pair the headset with other Cinnamoroll offerings, including the Razer Iskur V2 X NewGen gaming chair and Cobra and Gigantus V2 bundle.

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