Bottom line: The XPG Invader is a roomy case with plenty of options for a custom PC build. The steel build is solid, the tempered glass is thick, and there's plenty of filtered airflow to keep ...

Gordon Mah Ung The Xenia 15 was primarily designed by Intel and even has its logo on the bottom. Intel designed it Another unusual aspect of this laptop is its branding. Flip the laptop over and ...

XPG's Xenia 15 gaming laptop opens a new section in ADATA's product catalogue. Is it ready to take on the tough market competition, or should you wait for the second generation?

Even if, at first glance, you look at the Starker Mid Tower chassis from XPG and, like us, you assume, you will be wrong. The Battlecruiser is in a different league, as it offers a ton of glass, a ...

The XPG Gammix S50 Lite is an x4 PCIe gen 4 using 96-layer TLC (Triple-Level Cell/3-bit) NAND and a Silicon Motion SM2267 controller. The drive sports a dark-silver heat spreader, with the XPG ...

Just a simple XPG logo in the middle. I like the heatsink design too, with understated, but still have a few tucks and rolls to keep it interesting.

News XPG to launch its first gaming laptop, mini PC, and monitor at CES 2020 by Brad Linder 12/23/2019 01/03/2020 3 Comments on XPG to launch its first gaming laptop, mini PC, and monitor at CES 2020 ...

Even the XPG logo has the same color. XPG also plans to launch the Alpha series of new gaming mice (above left), which feature an ergonomic design and a high-performing optical sensor.

XPG's Precog scores pretty well on its build quality, but suffers on sound quality and price, if only by a little. This detachable, durable, dynamic, dual-driver headset is currently being sold ...

Looking for an innovating, fully featured, and great looking case? ADATA may have you covered with the XPG Battlecruiser Super Mid-Tower chassis. Read on for our full review.

Gaming accessory company XPG apparently did, because it's just unveiled a concept mouse for CES 2022 with a built-in high-speed SSD drive stuffed inside, Digital Trends has reported.

XPG or the ADATA gaming brand is something we have seen quite a bit with our memory reviews over the years, but now in a move that was a bit unexpected, they now offer PC cases. XPG seems to have ...