Fraser Porter
For as long as I can remember, I've had a fascination with video games and technology. From a young age, I was always reading up on the latest tech and begging my parents to buy it for me - now I have my own job and make my own money, I realize why they often had to say no to my requests. For that reason, I love trying to find the best value gear so I can recommend it when asked. I studied Journalism at Edinburgh Napier University and throughout my time there gaming was one of my main focuses. Alongside Duncan Robertson, I was the co-host of NerdCulture, a weekly gaming and nerdy news radio show. My time as Studio Manager for the uni radio station meant tinkering with a lot of technology to ensure each broadcast worked smoothly. Elsewhere, you can find me discussing professional wrestling as Cultaholic's Community and Social Media Manage🦋r, and you'll also see me on the occasional Twitch stream.
Latest articles by Fraser Porter
HP Omen 35L review: "Versatile and very capable"
Review The HP Omen 35L's wide availability, excellent build quality, and premium parts make it one of the best ♎mid-range gaming PCs on the shelves.
Best webcam 2025: look sharp when you're streaming or working from home
Buying Guide We're running you through the best webcams available 🧜to give you choices for stre🧸aming and video conferencing.
Razer Iskur V2 X review: "Built-in lumbar support, a comfortable seat, and a professional and sleek look"
Review Razer’s Iskur V2 X is attempting to target gamers on a budget with a more accessible gaming♍ chair than it's ever made.
Opal Tadpole review: "My MacBook Pro webcam does a decent enough job"
Review The Opal Tadpole tries to fill some very inconven𝓀ient holes in the webcam market, but its failure to deliver o🎐n its promises makes us hesitant to recommend it.
Asus ROG Tessen review: "I never felt it did anything truly remarkable"
Review The Asus ROG Tessen is an interesting mobile controller that brings with it unique back📖 paddles and a foldable design, but it doesn't do anything remarkable.
Shure MV6 review: "A top-quality product at a budget price"
Review Shure has entered the most competitဣive microphone market with a USB option that costs under $150. See how it performs in our Shure Mv6 review.
PowerA Fusion Pro Wireless review: "I may now be an RG-Believer"
Review The PowerA Fusion Pro Wireless Controller has comp☂letely replaced my usual gamepad, and it'll take something very special to knock this from my top spot.
Bouiles Elite Series review: "The longer I sat in it, the more comfortable I became"
Review The Boulies Elite Series Gaming chair has changed my life for the better and ꦉhas made my working and gaming time more comfortable than it has ever been.
NZXT Signal HD60 review: "No annoying installation or software headaches"
Review The NZXT Signal HD60 is a fantast✱ic little device which manages to carve out a fantastic spot in the market as a budget༺ capture card.
SK Hynix Platinum P41 & Haechi Heatsink review: "The read speed was higher than advertised"
Review The SK Hynix Platinum P41 challenges some of the best S💞SDs for PS5 with respectable speeds and a mammoth of a detac🍷hed heatsink.
Scuf Nomad review: "Symmetrical sticks make this unique in a market filled with offset rivals"
Review Scuf’s first attempt at a mobile controller with the Nomad has resulted in one of the most impressive and feature-rich controllers oꦛn the market.
Klevv CRAS C930 2TB SSD review: "Breathed faster life into my PS5"
Review The Klevv CRAS C930 SSD is a vꦛery reasonably priced drive that delivers across the board with impressive speeds.
GameSir X4 Alieron review: “Anything you can do, I can do better”
Review The GameSir X4 Aileron is a great mobile controller that make🦄s you question if the Backbone is still the best option for on-the-go gaming.
GameSir Kaleid & Kaleid Flux review: "This controller is built to last"
Review The Game𝄹Sir Kaleid for Xbox is incredible value for money if you want a controller with all the necessary pro features but without hurting your bank a💖ccount.
OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite 4K review: "It’s clear that size doesn't matter"
Review The OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite is an impressively small 4K w𒁃ebcam that delivers across the board in huge ways. Its biggest strength might be its equally impressive tiny price.
Razer Seiren V3 Chroma review: "RGB does have a function here"
Review The Razer Seirenܫ V3 Chroma is a good addition 🅺to any streaming setup, especially with its sleek, futuristic design and signature RGB.
