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What’s the difference between One Piece Odyssey Standard and Digital Deluxe Editions?

If you want to purchase One Piece Odyssey digitally, then you can choose between the standard and deluxe editions. So, what are the differences between these two versions? You can find out in this comparison guide at Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

Unlike the standard edition, the One Piece Odyssey Deluxe Edition includes Adventure Expansion Pack, which is a future story DLC pack. The more expensive version also comes with twice the number of Berries, which is an in-game currency. Last but not least, you will also get the Sniper King Outfit Set for Usopp.

Both editions come with the main game along with the following in-game items:

10 Energy Apples
10 Excite Apples
3 Golden Jellies

One Piece Odyssey Standard Edition vs. One Piece Odyssey Deluxe Edition Comparison Chart

You can take a look at our comparison table for the standard and deluxe editions of One Piece Odyssey below:

	One Piece Odyssey Standard Edition	One Piece Odyssey Deluxe Edition
Main Game	Included	Included
Energy Apple Bonuses	10	10
Excite Apple Bonuses	10	10
Golden Jelly Bonuses	3	3
Berry Bonuses	100,000	200,000
Adventure Expansion Pack	Not Included	Included
Traveling Outfit Set	Included	Included
Sniper King Outfit Set	Not Included	Included

Main Game

Both editions come with the main game. For the uninformed, One Piece Odyssey is a turn-based Japanese role-playing game based on the popular anime and manga series.

Since this is a cross-generation release, you will get both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions of the game if you bought it from the PlayStation Store at no additional costs. On the Microsoft Store, you will get both the Xbox One/One X and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game without having to pay anything extra.

In-Game Items

When it comes to in-game items, both editions will provide you with 10 Energy Apples. These items will heal the HP of your party members when used during battles.

Both will also come with 10 Excite Apples, which restores the TP of your characters in fights.

Furthermore, you will also get 3 Golden Jellys in both cases. You will need these in order to revive a party member that ran out of HP in battles.

If you get the standard edition of the game, then you will get 100,000 Berries, which is an in-game currency. You will get double the amount with the deluxe edition instead.

Traveling Outfit Set

Both digital editions of the RPG come with the Traveling Outfit Set, which includes alternate costumes for Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Usopp, Chopper and Nico Robin. These outfits provide a classic look to the characters as the clothing will be based on when they first appear in the anime and manga.

Keep in mind that you won’t be able to see the alternate costumes in per-rendered cut scenes when playing One Piece Odyssey.

Adventure Expansion Pack

The One Piece Odyssey Deluxe Edition is the only product out of the two to come with the Adventure Expansion Pack, which is an upcoming story-based DLC release.

If you get the standard edition instead, then you need to buy the Adventure Expansion Pack separately. It is currently unknown how much the story DLC will be priced as a standalone product.

Sniper King Outfit Set

Exclusive to the digital deluxe edition is the Sniper King Outfit Set, which is an alternate costume for Usopp.

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games vs. PS Plus Collection vs. Game Catalog vs. Classics Catalog

by Kevin Chen

When checking out the games from the PlayStation Plus service, you may notice that there are many categories as you will be able to find titles from Monthly Games, PlayStation Plus Collection, Game Catalog and Classics Catalog.

To see what the differences are between these catalogs, you can take a look at this comparison guide at Seeking Tech.

Monthly Games vs. PS Plus Collection vs. Game Catalog vs. Classics Catalog Comparison Chart

You can find our comparison table for these four PlayStation Plus catalogs below:

	Monthly Games	The PlayStation Plus Collection	Game Catalog	Classics Catalog
Subscription Tiers	PlayStation Plus Essential PlayStation Plus Extra PlayStation Plus Deluxe PlayStation Plus Premium	PlayStation Plus Essential PlayStation Plus Extra PlayStation Plus Deluxe PlayStation Plus Premium	PlayStation Plus Extra PlayStation Plus Deluxe PlayStation Plus Premium	PlayStation Plus Deluxe PlayStation Plus Premium
Refresh Date	1st Tuesday of every month	None	2nd or 3rd Tuesday of every month	2nd or 3rd Tuesday of every month
Online DRM Requirement	None	None	Sign in once every 7 days	Sign in once every 7 days
When you will lose access	Unsubscribe to any PlayStation Plus plans.	Unsubscribe to any PlayStation Plus plans.	Unsubscribe to PlayStation Plus Extra, Deluxe and Premium plans. Game is removed from the catalog.	Unsubscribe to PlayStation Plus Deluxe and Premium plans. Game is removed from the catalog.

Subscription Tiers

When it comes to subscription tiers, both the Monthly Games and PlayStation Plus Collection lists are available on all four current PlayStation Plus tiers. Keep in mind that the PS Plus Collection catalog is only for those who have a PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console as you won’t be able to add these to your library from your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro system.

For the Game Catalog, you will need to subscribe to the PS Plus Extra, Deluxe or Premium tier of this service.

If you want access to the Classics Catalog, then you need to be an active member of PlayStation Plus Deluxe or PlayStation Plus Premium.

Refresh Date

Monthly Games are refreshed at a monthly basis as it usually occurs on the first Tuesday of the month.

The PlayStation Plus Collection does not get refreshed as it has remained mostly the same since the launch of the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition system. The only change is the removal of the PS4 version of Persona 5.

The Game Catalog and Classics Catalog do get monthly refreshes that usually occur on the second or third Tuesday of the month.

Online DRM Requirement

The Monthly Games and PlayStation Plus Collection do not have any online DRM requirements as you will be able to play these titles offline.

For the Game Catalog and Classics Catalog, you will need to log into the PlayStation Network account that you use to redeemed these titles once every seven days to be able to play these games offline.

When you will lose access?

As long as you added the titles to your library, you won’t lose any access to the titles you redeemed from the Monthly Games and PS Plus Collection catalog if you remained an active member to any of the PlayStation Plus tier.

For the Game Catalog, you must stay subscribed to either PlayStation Plus Extra, Deluxe or Premium. If the game ends up leaving this catalog, however, then you won’t be able to play it even if you remain a member.

With the Classics Catalog, you need to remain a member or PlayStation Plus Deluxe or PlayStation Plus Premium. With that said, once a game has been removed from this category, then you won’t be able to play it again even if you have the right subscription.

Downloading vs. Streaming PlayStation Plus Premium games

by Kevin Chen

If you are a member of the PlayStation Plus Premium service, then you can choose to download or stream a game from its catalog. So, what are the differences between these two options? You can find out in this guide from Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

The main advantages of downloading PlayStation plus Premium games are that you will end up getting a better image quality, input lag and potentially smoother frame rates. You also don’t have to wait for your device to connect to cloud servers.

For streaming, you will be able to play games on other devices. This can be especially convenient if you want to do some gaming without having access to your console.

Streaming a PS Plus Premium game also won’t take up space on your console storage. Not to mention that PS3 games are currently limited to this option currently.

Downloading vs. Streaming PlayStation Plus Premium games comparison chart

You can check out our comparison table for these two options below:

	Downloading	Streaming
Supported Games on PS4 Console	PS4 games	PS3 games PS4 games
Supported Games on PS5 Console	PS5 games Backwards compatible PS4 games	PS3 games PS4 games
Supported Games on Other Devices	None	PS3 games PS4 games
Resolution	Up to 4K	Up to 1080p
Frame Rate	Up to 120 fps	Up to 60 fps
Input Lag	Lower	Higher
Storage Space Requirement?	Yes	No
Startup Sequence	Shorter	Longer

Supported Games on PS4 Console

When it comes to downloading on your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro console, you will be able to play games that are native to the PS4.

For streaming on the PS4, you are able to play PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 games.

Supported Games on PS5 Console

As for downloads on the PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console, you can play games that are native to the PS5 as well as backwards compatible PS4 titles.

When it comes to streaming on the PS5, you can play PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games. PlayStation 5 titles aren’t currently supported when it comes to cloud gaming.

Supported Games on Other Devices

On other devices, you are able to stream PS3 and PS4 games.

On the other hand, the download option is limited to the PS4, PS4 Pro, PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition console.

Resolution

If you decide to stream a game instead of downloading it, then you will be limited to only 1080p resolution at the maximum.

By downloading, you should be able to get a higher resolution in some cases if you have a PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console. The PS4 console is limited to a maximum resolution output of 1080p.

It is important to note that, even if the resolution remains the same, the image quality should look sharper for downloads.

Frame Rate

For streaming, the frame rate tops out at 60 frames per second, which the same maximum fps for downloads on the PS4 and PS4 Pro console.

For the PS5 and PS5 Digital Editon systems, you are able to play games natively at up to 120 frames per second.

Input Lag

Streaming a game will also add input lag when compared downloading and then playing it directly on your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5.

Storage Space

You do not need any free space on the console storage in order to stream games as you will be able to open it right away.

For downloads, you need to wait for the game to be ready to play until you can actually open it.

Startup Sequence

When you open a stream, you need to wait for your device to connect to a cloud gaming service. This process can take quite a bit of time when compared to downloads, which lets you boot into the main menu right away.

What’s the difference between the Xbox Gift Card and Xbox Game Pass Gift Card?

by Kevin Chen

When shopping around for a gift card for the Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X, you may have found the Xbox Gift Card and Xbox Game Pass Gift Card.

To see what are the differences between these cards, you can check out this comparison article from Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

When compared to the Xbox Game Pass Gift Cards, the Xbox Gift Card gives you more options as you will be able to purchase any items from the Microsoft Store website or app. These products include Xbox Game Pass or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

With the Xbox Game Pass Gift Card, the funds can only be redeemed for the Xbox Game Pass subscription.

So, if you only interested in getting Game Pass, then you can get the Xbox Game Pass Gift Card or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card. If you want more purchasing options, then you can get the Xbox Game Pass Gift Card instead.

Xbox Gift Card vs. Xbox Game Pass Gift Card vs. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card comparison chart

You can take a look at our comparison table for the Xbox Gift Card, Xbox Game Pass Gift Card and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card below.

	Xbox Gift Card	Xbox Game Pass Gift Card	Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card
Description	“Buy games, add-ons, devices and more.”	“Over 100 high-quality games on Xbox."	“Over 100 high-quality games on Xbox, Windows 10 games plus Xbox Live Gold.”
Benefits	Add funds to Microsoft Store wallet	Subscribe to Xbox Game Pass	Subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
Availability	Physical card Digital voucher code	Physical card Digital voucher code	Physical card Digital voucher code
Redemption Options	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console
Denominations	$10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $100	$9.99 $29.99	$14.99 $44.99
Pricing	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)

Benefits

When you redeem the Xbox Gift Card, you will be adding funds to your digital wallet in the Microsoft Store. Afterwards, you can use these added funds to buy anything from Microsoft Store app or website (you won’t be able to use the it to purchase products from a retail location, however).

For the uninformed, the app and website sell Microsoft products, including Xbox games, DLC, Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

For the Xbox Game Pass Gift Card, you can only redeem to start or extend the Xbox Game Pass subscription. By being a member to either the normal or ultimate version, you will be given full access hundreds of games.

Description

For the Xbox Gift Card, you will find the following printed on the physical card:

“Buy games, add-ons, devices and more.”

If you have the Xbox Game Pass Gift Card, then you should see the following:

“Over 100 high-quality games on Xbox.”

As for the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card, you may see the following description:

“Over 100 high-quality games on Xbox, Windows 10 games plus Xbox Live Gold.”

Availability

In addition to finding these as physical cards at major physical retail locations, you can also find the Xbox Gift Cards, Xbox Game Pass Gift Cards and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Cards as digital codes at major online retailers.

Redemption Options

You can enter the 25-character code you get from the physical card or digital voucher through any of the following methods:

Microsoft Store Windows App
Redeem Microsoft Website
Microsoft Store Xbox App

Denominations

You can find lists of the available denominations, which are based on the U.S. region, below:

Xbox Gift Card:

$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
$100

Xbox Game Pass Gift Card:

$9.99
$29.99

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gift Card:

$14.99
$44.99

What’s the difference between the Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card?

by Kevin Chen

When looking for a gift card that can be used on your Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X, you may have found the Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card.

So, what are the differences between these two products? You can find out in this versus guide from Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

In terms of benefits, the Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card are identical. When redeemed, both will add funds to the digital wallet of your Microsoft Store account. You can then use these funds to buy digital and physical products.

The only difference is the branding as the Xbox Gift Card caters to Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X gamers while the Microsoft Store Gift Card is for general purchases from the online retailer store.

So, if you are looking to gift an Xbox gamer with one of these cards, then you are better off going with the Xbox Gift Card.

Keep in mind that you can’t use these cards at a physical Microsoft Store location. Instead, the funds can only be used when shopping at the Microsoft Store website or app.

Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card comparison chart

You can find out comparison table for the Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card below.

	Xbox Gift Card	Microsoft Store Gift Card
Description	“Buy games, add-ons, devices and more.”	“Buy devices, games, software, apps, movies, music and more at Microsoft Store online, on Windows and on Xbox.”
Benefits	Add funds to Microsoft Store wallet	Add funds to Microsoft Store wallet
Availability	Physical card Digital voucher code	Physical card Digital voucher code
Redemption Options	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console
Denominations	$10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $100	$10 $15 $25 $50 $75 $100

Benefits

The Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card provide identical benefits as both will add funds to your digital wallet on the Microsoft Store.

You can then use the funds to buy digital and physical products. These may include games, DLC, microtransactions, apps, movies, music in addition to subscription services such as Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

It is important to note that you can’t use funds from your digital wallet at a physical, brick-and-mortar Microsoft Store. Instead, you are limited to the online Microsoft Store.

Branding

When it comes to branding, the Xbox Gift Card uses the Xbox green theme and features the following description:

“Buy games, add-ons, devices and more.”

On the other hand, the Microsoft Store Gift Card is black and has the following description:

“Buy devices, games, software, apps, movies, music and more at Microsoft Store online, on Windows and on Xbox.”

Availability

These gift cards can be found in most major retailer with other physical cards. You can also purchase digital codes from these cards and have the vouchers sent immediately to your email.

Redemption Options

You can redeem the Xbox Gift Card and Microsoft Store Gift Card by using the Microsoft Store Windows App, Redeem Microsoft Website and Microsoft Store Xbox App.

Denominations

You can check out the currently available denominations for the two card types below:

Xbox Gift Card:

$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
$100

Microsoft Store Gift Card:

$10
$15
$25
$50
$75
$100

What’s the difference between the Xbox Gift Card and Xbox Live Gold Gift Card?

by Kevin Chen

If you are looking to purchase a gift card that can be used for the Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S and/or Xbox Series X, then you may have found the Xbox Gift Card and Xbox Live Gold Gift Card during your research.

So, what are the differences between these two cards? You can find out in this comparison post at Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

With the Xbox Gift Card, you will be adding funds to your Microsoft Store’s digital wallet. You can then use the added funds on digital games, DLC, subscriptions (including Xbox Live Gold) as well as physical products.

With the Xbox Live Gold Gift Card, you are only limited to using the fund on the Xbox Live Gold subscription.

Due to the versatility, we recommend picking up the Xbox Gift Card over the Xbox Live Gold Gift Card if you are looking at these two products.

Xbox Gift Card vs. Xbox Live Gold Gift Card comparison chart

You can check out our comparison table between the Xbox Gift Card and Xbox Live Gold Gift Card below.

	Xbox Gift Card	Xbox Live Gold Gift Card
Benefits	Add funds to Microsoft Store wallet	Start or extend Xbox Live Gold subscription
Availability	Physical card Digital voucher code	Physical card Digital voucher code
Redemption Options	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console	Microsoft Store Windows App Redeem Microsoft Website Xbox Console
Denominations	$10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $40 $50 $60 $70 $100	$9.99 $24.99 $39.99 $59.99
Pricing	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)

Benefits

By redeeming the Xbox Gift Card, you will add the funds to the digital wallet of your Microsoft Store account. You can then use the funds to purchase digital games, downloadable content, microtransactions as well as subscriptions such as Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. You can also use the funds on physical products that are sold by the online Microsoft Store.

With the Xbox Live Gold Gift Card, you are limited to only starting or extending your Xbox Live Gold subscription. For the uninformed, Xbox Live Gold is required to unlock online multiplayer for a majority of games (the lone exceptions are free-to-play titles). You will also get exclusive discounts and a pair of free games on a monthly basis.

Branding

Both cards feature the Xbox green color scheme. You will also find the Microsoft logo on the top left side as well as the value of the card on the top right side.

With the Xbox Gift Card, you will see the following description printed on it:

“Buy games, add-ons, devices and more.”

With the Xbox Live Gold Gift Card, you will see the following:

“Play with friends online and get exclusive member benefits on console.”

Availability

You can purchase both of these cards as a digital voucher code that will be sent to you via email or other communication methods. They can also be bought as a physical card that contain a code.

Redemption Options

You will be able to redeem both cards by using any of the following options:

Microsoft Store Windows App
Redeem Microsoft Website
Xbox Console

Denominations

The Xbox Gift Card offers a wide range of denominations as you will have the following choices:

$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
$100

The Xbox Live Gold Gift Card only offers four options, which based on the length of the subscription. These variations are based on 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 1 year. You can find the available denominations for the Xbox Live Gold Gift Card below:

$9.99
$24.99
$39.99
$59.99

What’s the difference between PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds?

by Kevin Chen

If you are looking to add more funds to your PSN wallet, or gift the funds to another person, then you have two options when shopping at a third-party retailer: PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds.

So, what are the main differences between these two currency cards? You can find out in this comparison guide from Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

The only major difference between the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds is that they offer different denominations.

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards are designed for general usage. Therefore, you can purchase them at $10, $25, $50, $75 or $100.

The PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds are made for the new PlayStation Plus tiers as they should cover the subscription in addition to any applicable sales tax. Thus, you can get these funds at $30, $55, $70 and $110.

When redeemed, both the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds will be added to the digital wallet of your PSN account. You can then be able to spend it on subscriptions, games, DLC and/or microtransactions.

PlayStation Store Gift Cards vs. PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds comparison chart

You can take a look at our comparison table for the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds below.

	PlayStation Store Gift Cards	PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds
Denominations	$10 $25 $50 $75 $100	$30 $55 $70 $110
Branding	White color scheme with PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Store logos	Yellow color scheme with PlayStation Plus logo
Availability	Physical cards Digital voucher codes	Physical cards Digital voucher codes
Redemption Options	PlayStation Store App on console PlayStation App on smartphone PlayStation Store website	PlayStation Store App on console PlayStation App on smartphone PlayStation Store website
Pricing	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)	Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)

Denominations

The two cards offer different denominations.

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards offer funds based on general purchases that you can make on the digital storefront of your PlayStation gaming console.

On the other hand, the denominations of PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds are based on the fees of the different PlayStation Plus tiers with tax included. For instance, you should be able the $70 PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds should cover 1 year of PlayStation Plus Essential and sales tax in the U.S region. The $110 card should be able to over 1 year of PlayStation Plus Extra with sales tax.

To learn more about the different PS Plus tiers that are available, you can take a look at this versus article.

You can find the currently available denominations for both types below:

PlayStation Store Gift Card:

$10
$25
$50
$75
$100

PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds:

$30
$55
$70
$110

Branding

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards feature a white color scheme to go along with the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Store logos.

The PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds feature a yellow color scheme. These cards will only show the PlayStation Plus logo.

Availability

You can find the physical versions of PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds at major retailers.

Alternatively, you can also buy these cards as digital voucher codes at major online retailers. The codes should then be sent to you shortly after you made your purchase.

Redemption Options

These cards are redeemed in the same way as you can use the following options:

PlayStation Store App on your console
PlayStation App on your smartphone
PlayStation Store website

After redemption, the amount of funds from your card will be added directly to the digital wallet of your PlayStation Network account. You can then use the funds to pay for PlayStation Plus, other subscriptions, digital games, downloadable content and/or microtransactions.

What’s the difference between Razer Enki and Razer Enki Pro?

by Kevin Chen

The latest gaming chair released by Razer is the Enki Pro. So, how does the new release compare to the normal Enki?

You can find out in this comparison article from Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

Unlike the Razer Enki, the Razer Enki Pro offers an Alcantara EPU synthetic leather cover, double-cushioned backrest and magnetic-based memory foam head cushion.

The Alcantara should offer a more premium and stain-resistance cover while the double-cushioned backrest will add more support and comfort for your back. The magnetic memory foam head cushion would be less likely to be displaced when compared to the strap-based head cushion on the Enki.

If these features benefit you, then the pro version is the better choice out of these two gaming chairs.

If you don’t mind missing out on the aforementioned advantages, then the Razer Enki otherwise offers the same features as the Razer Enki Pro, only at a much more affordable price point.

Razer Enki vs. Razer Enki Pro Comparison Chart

You can find our comparison table for the Razer Enki and Razer Enki Pro below.

	Razer Enki	Razer Enki Pro
Color Variants	Black Black/Green Quartz	Black/Green Koenigsegg Edition Williams Esports Edition
Recommended Body Weight	Less than 299 lbs. (or 136 kg)	Less than 299 lbs. (or 136 kg)
Recommended Body Height	5' 5.55" to 6’ 8.32" (or 166.5 cm to 204 cm)	5' 5.55" to 6’ 8.32" (or 166.5 cm to 204 cm)
Shoulder Arch Curvature	110°	110°
Seat Base Length	21"	21"
Chair Cover Material	EPU Synthetic Leather	Alcantara EPU Synthetic Leather
Base Material	Aluminum	Aluminum
Frame Material	Steel	Steel
Foam Type	High-Density PU Molded Foam	High-Density PU Molded Foam
Cushioned Backrest	Single-Cushioned	Double-Cushioned
Adjustable Armrests	4D	4D
Caster Wheels	60 mm PU Coated	60 mm PU Coated
Gas Lift Class	4	4
Built-In Lumbar Arch?	Yes	Yes
Adjustable Back Angle	152°	152°
Adjustable Lumbar Cushion?	No	No
Adjustable Headrest	Strap-Based Memory Foam Head Cushion	Magnetic-Based Memory Foam Head Cushion
Warranty	3 years	3 years

Color Variants

When it comes to color variations, the Razer Enki is available as Black, a mix of Black and Green as well as Quartz.

The Razer Enki Pro can be purchased in the Black and Green color scheme as well. There are also the Koenigsegg Edition and Williams Esports Edition available.

Recommended Body Weight

The recommended weight for both of these gaming chairs is the same. Razer suggests that you should weigh less than 299 lbs. (which converts over to 136 kg).

Recommended Body Height

When it comes to height, both the normal and pro versions are designed for individuals that are between 5′ 5.55″ to 6’ 8.32″ tall (which converts to a range of 166.5 cm to 204 cm).

Shoulder Arch Curvature

The curvature of the shoulder arches for these gaming chairs are the same at 110°.

Seat Base Length

The lengths of the seat bases are also identical at 21” long.

Chair Cover Material

When it comes to material used for the chair cover, the Enki uses EPU Synthetic Leather while the Enki Pro uses Alcantara EPU Synthetic Leather.

For the uninformed, the Alcantara Leather should provide a more premium look and feel, as well as better stain resistance, when compared to the normal synthetic leather.

Base Material

The two chairs are built with the same aluminum base materials.

Frame Material

Both products are also supported by a steel frame.

Foam Type

The cushions are stuffed with high-density PU molded foam.

Cushioned Backrest

When it comes to the backrest, the normal Enki is single-cushioned. On the other hand, the Enki Pro is double-cushioned, which should offer more comfort and support for your back.

Adjustable Armrests

The Enki and Enki Pro offers 4D adjustable armrests, which means that you have the following options when it comes to moving the armrests:

Left and right axis
Forward and backward axis
Up and down axis
Rotation

Caster Wheels

These Razer chairs use 60 mm PU coated caster wheels so that you can easily roll it around on smooth surfaces.

Gas Lift Class

The Enki and Enki Pro has been rated with a class 4 gas lift, which is the highest rating when it comes to the strength and durability factors of changing the height of the chair.

Built-In Lumbar Arch

The two chairs include a built-in lumbar arch in order to encourage you to sit properly.

Adjustable Back Angle

You can move the backrest of the Enki and Enki Pro backwards by as much as 152°.

Adjustable Lumbar Cushion

These chairs do not come with any adjustable lumbar cushions.

Adjustable Headrest

When it comes to an adjustable headrest, the Enki features a strap-based memory foam head cushion.

Meanwhile the Enki Pro comes with a magnetic-based memory foam head cushion that should be more stable as it won’t be as easily displaced.

Warranty

Razer offers a 3 years warranty for the Enki and Enki Pro. It covers the mechanisms and moving parts of the chairs. Damages that are classified as normal wear and tear won’t be under warranty, however.

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What’s the difference between the eero 6, eero 6+, eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E?

by Kevin Chen

Amazon recently released the eero 6+ and eero Pro 6E. So, how do these mesh Wi-Fi 6 routers compare to the older eero 6 as well as the eero Pro 6?

You can find out in this comparison article at Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

The Pro 6E is the only eero Wi-Fi 6 mesh router that supports the 6 GHz frequency, which offers the best speeds. In order to take advantage of this feature, however, you will need to connect a device that supports Wi-Fi 6E.

If you don’t have Wi-Fi 6E devices, then the eero Pro 6 offers the next fastest option with its tri-band design.

While both the eero 6 and eero 6+ are dual-band routers, the Plus version should be much faster when compared to the normal model.

eero 6 vs. eero 6+ vs. eero Pro 6 vs. eero Pro 6E Comparison Chart

You can take a look at our comparison table for the eero 6, eero 6+, eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E below.

	eero 6	eero 6+	eero Pro 6	eero Pro 6E
Wi-Fi Compatibility	IEEE802.11a IEEE802.11b IEEE802.11g IEEE802.11n IEEE802.11ac IEEE802.11ax	IEEE802.11a IEEE802.11b IEEE802.11g IEEE802.11n IEEE802.11ac IEEE802.11ax	IEEE802.11a IEEE802.11b IEEE802.11g IEEE802.11n IEEE802.11ac IEEE802.11ax	IEEE802.11a IEEE802.11b IEEE802.11g IEEE802.11n IEEE802.11ac IEEE802.11ax
Radios	Dual-band	Dual-band	Tri-band	Tri-band
Radio Frequencies	2x2 2.4 GHz 2x2 5 GHz	2x2 2.4 GHz 2x2 5 GHz	2x2 2.4 GHz 2x2 5 GHz 4x4 5 GHz	2x2 2.4 GHz 2x2 5 GHz 2x2 6 GHz
AX Speed Rating	AX1800	AX3000	AX4200	AX5400
Wi-Fi Coverage	Up to 1,500 squared feet	Up to 1,500 squared feet	Up to 2,000 squared feet	Up to 2,000 squared feet
Ethernet Ports	2x RJ-45 auto-sensing 1Gb ports	2x RJ-45 auto-sensing 1Gb ports	2x RJ-45 auto-sensing 1Gb ports	2x RJ-45 auto-sensing 1Gb ports
Parental Control Features	Pausing device or profile Password sharing for home and guest networks	Pausing device or profile Password sharing for home and guest networks	Pausing device or profile Password sharing for home and guest networks	Pausing device or profile Password sharing for home and guest networks
Smart Home Connectivity Features	Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 Connection Smart Home Hub Alexa Zigbee	Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 Connection Smart Home Hub Alexa Zigbee	Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 Connection Smart Home Hub Alexa Zigbee	Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 Connection Smart Home Hub Alexa Zigbee
Management App	eero App	eero App	eero App	eero App
Recommended ISP Speed	500 Mbps	1 Gbps	1 Gbps	At least 1 Gbps
Dimensions	97 mm x 99.4 mm x 61.5 mm	97 mm x 99.4 mm x 65.9 mm	139 mm x 139 mm x 52.6 mm	139 mm x 139 mm x 61.5 mm
Warranty	1-year limited warranty	1-year limited warranty	1-year limited warranty	1-year limited warranty
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Wi-Fi Compatibility

While these routers are designed for Wi-Fi 6, they are also backwards compatible with the previous Wi-Fi versions. The following wireless standards are supported for all for products:

IEEE802.11a
IEEE802.11b
IEEE802.11g
IEEE802.11n
IEEE802.11ac
IEEE802.11ax

Radios

When it comes to the number of radios, the 6 and 6+ models are dual-bands as each of them use two radios. The Pro 6 and Pro 6E models are tri-bands as each of these use three radios.

Radio Frequencies

The new Pro 6E is the only one in the eero Wi-Fi 6 router product line to support the 6 GHz frequency. With that said, the connected device also needs to support Wi-Fi 6E in order to take advantage increased speeds when using the 6 GHz frequency.

You can find a breakdown of the supported frequencies below:

eero 6:

2×2 2.4 GHz
2×2 5 GHz

eero 6+:

2×2 2.4 GHz
2×2 5 GHz

eero Pro 6:

2×2 2.4 GHz
2×2 5 GHz
4×4 5 GHz

eero Pro 6E:

2×2 2.4 GHz
2×2 5 GHz
2×2 6 GHz

AX Speed Rating

When it comes to the combined speeds over Wi-Fi 6, the eero Pro 6E has the highest bandwidth throughput, followed by the eero Pro 6 and then eero 6+. The regular eero 6 has the lowest bandwidth throughput.

You can find the AX speed ratings for all four routers below:

eero 6: AX1800
eero 6+: AX3000
eero Pro 6: AX4200
eero Pro 6E: AX5400

Wi-Fi Coverage

The eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E provide the widest Wi-Fi coverage. The eero 6 and eero 6+ are tied for having the smallest coverage area.

You can check out the wireless distance capabilities for all four products below:

eero 6: Up to 1,500 squared feet
eero 6+: Up to 1,500 squared feet
eero Pro 6: Up to 2,000 squared feet
eero Pro 6E: Up to 2,000 squared feet

Ethernet Ports

When it comes to the Ethernet ports, each unit of these routers include two RJ-45 auto-sensing 1Gb ports.

Parental Control Features

For parental controls you can set up a device or profile pause. These routers also provide easy password sharing for both your home network as well as the guest network.

Smart Home Connectivity Features

When it comes to smart home connectivity, the following features are supported by these Wi-Fi 6 routers:

Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 Connection
Smart Home Hub
Alexa
Zigbee

Management App

In order to setup and customize the eero 6, eero 6+, eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E, you need to use the eero App.

The application can be downloaded and installed from the Amazon App Store, Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Recommended ISP Speed

The eero 6 has the slowest internet service provider speed recommendation while the eero Pro 6E has the fastest.

You can find the recommended ISP speeds below:

eero 6: 500 Mbps
eero 6+: 1 Gbps
eero Pro 6: 1 Gbps
eero Pro 6E: At least 1 Gbps

Dimensions

In terms of physical size, the eero 6 and eero 6+ have the same length and width although the Plus version is a little bit taller.

The bigger-sized eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E have the same length and width although the E version is taller.

You can take a look at the dimensions, which is displayed as Length by Width by Height, below:

eero 6: 97 mm x 99.4 mm x 61.5 mm
eero 6+: 97 mm x 99.4 mm x 65.9 mm
eero Pro 6: 139 mm x 139 mm x 52.6 mm
eero Pro 6E: 139 mm x 139 mm x 61.5 mm

Warranty

The eero 6, eero 6+, eero Pro 6 and eero Pro 6E each comes with a 1-year limited warranty.

Resource:

https://eero.com/compare

What’s the difference between the Samsung T7, T7 Shield and T7 Touch?

by Kevin Chen

Samsung recently released the T7 Shield Portable Solid State Drive. So, how does it compare to the standard T7 and the T7 Touch?

You can find out in this versus guide between these external storage drives at Seeking Tech.

Quick Summary

The new Samsung T7 Shield features a rubberized grip, which should make it easier to hold when compared to the Samsung T7 and Samsung T7 Touch.

The Shield version of the T7 series is also the only one to offer dust and water protection with an IP67 rating. Furthermore, it is able to withstand longer drop distances when compared to the T7 and T7 Touch.

The Touch version of the T7 is the only one to come with a finger sensor, which you can use for fingerprint recognition security.

The T7, T7 Shield and T7 Touch have the same USB interface, maximum sequential reading and maximum sequential writing speeds.

T7 vs. T7 Shield vs. T7 Touch Comparison Chart

You can take a look at our comparison table between the T7, T7 Shield and T7 Touch below.

	Samsung T7 Portable SSD	Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD	Samsung T7 Touch Portable SSD
Size Options	500 GB 1 TB 2 TB	1 TB 2 TB	500 GB 1 TB 2 TB
What’s in the Box	Portable SSD USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable Quick Start Guide Warranty Statement	Portable SSD USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable Quick Start Guide Warranty Statement	Portable SSD USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable Quick Start Guide Warranty Statement
Dimensions	3.4 inches in width x 2.2 inches in height x 0.3 inches in depth	3.5 inches in width x 2.3 inches in height x 0.5 inches in depth	3.4 inches in width x 2.2 inches in height x 0.3 inches in depth
Weight	57 grams	98 grams	57 grams
USB Interface	USB 3.2 Gen2	USB 3.2 Gen2	USB 3.2 Gen2
Maximum Sequential Reading Speed	Up to 1050 MB per second	Up to 1050 MB per second	Up to 1050 MB per second
Maximum Sequential Write Speed	Up to 1000 MB per second	Up to 1000 MB per second	Up to 1000 MB per second
IP Rating	None	IP65	None
Drop Resistance	Up to 2 feet	Up to 3 feet	Up to 2 feet
Security	Password protection	Password protection	Password protection Fingerprint recognition
Software	Samsung Portable SSD Software 1.0 Samsung Magician Software	Samsung Portable SSD Software 1.0 Samsung Magician Software	Samsung Portable SSD Software 1.0 Samsung Magician Software
Encryption	AES 256-bit hardware encryption	AES 256-bit hardware encryption	AES 256-bit hardware encryption
Rubberized Grip	No	Yes	No
Operating Temperature Range	0°C to 60°C	0°C to 60°C	0°C to 60°C
Non-Operating Temperature Range	-40°C to 85°C	-40°C to 85°C	-40°C to 85°C
Non-Operating Shock Resistance	1,500G, 0.5 ms duration and 3 axis	1,500G, 0.5 ms duration and 3 axis	1,500G, 0.5 ms duration and 3 axis
Non-Operating Vibration Resistance	10~2,000 Hz, 20G	20~2,000 Hz, 20G	10~2,000 Hz, 20G
Certifications	CE BSMI KC VCCI C-tick FCC IC UL TUV CB EAC UKCA BIS	CE BSMI KC VCCI C-tick FCC IC UL TUV CB EAC UKCA BIS	CE BSMI KC VCCI C-tick FCC IC UL TUV CB EAC UKCA BIS
Warranty	3-year limited warranty	3-year limited warranty	3-year limited warranty
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Size Options

The new Samsung T7 Shield is available in the 1 TB and 2 TB capacities. Both the T7 and T7 Touch SSDs offer a 500 GB option to go along with the 1 TB and 2 TB options.

What’s in the Box

Along with the solid state drive, each product also comes with the following in the box:

USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable
USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable
Quick Start Guide
Warranty Statement

Dimensions

When it comes to the physical size of the portable SSD, the new T7 Shield is slightly wider and longer than the other two storage drives. The Sheild version is also nearly twice as thick as the other two products.

You can take a look at the full measurements, which is shown as Width x Height x Depth, below:

T7: 3.4 inches in width x 2.2 inches in height x 0.3 inches in depth
T7 Shield: 3.5 inches in width x 2.3 inches in height x 0.5 inches in depth
T7 Touch: 3.4 inches in width x 2.2 inches in height x 0.3 inches in depth

Weight

The T7 and T7 Touch weigh the same at around 57 grams. The Shield version is nearly twice as heavy, weighing in at around 98 grams.

USB Interface

All three external solid state drives use the USB 3.2 Gen2 interface, which provides a transfer speed of up to 10 Gbps.

Maximum Sequential Reading Speed

The T7, T7 Shield and T7 Touch portable storage state drives have a maximum sequential read speed of up to 1050 MB per second.

Maximum Sequential Write Speed

All three external drives also have a maximum sequential write speed of up to 1000 MB per second.

IP Rating

When it comes to dust and water resistance, the Samsung T7 Shield Portable Solid State Drive is the only one to offer any protection.

With an IP65 rating, the Shield version is fully dust tight in addition to being able to be submerged underwater at a maximum depth of 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.

Drop Resistance

The Samsung T7 and Samsung T7 Touch offer a drop resistance of up to 2 meters. The Samsung T7 Shield is even better in this category as it offers a drop resistance of up to 3 meters.

Security

When it comes to security, all three external storage drives in this comparison provide password protection.

The T7 Touch is the only variant to offer fingerprint recognition as you can use its fingerprint sensor to offer additional security in order to keep the content stored on the SSD from being accessed.

Software

All three versions of the Samsung T7 support the Samsung Portable SSD Software 1.0 and Samsung Magician Software.

Encryption

As for the encryption, these portable solid state drives use AES 256-bit hardware encryption.

Rubberized Grip

The Samsung T7 Shield Portable Solid State Drive is the only product from the T7 series to feature a rubberized grip, which should make it easier to hold when compared to the other variants.

Operating Temperature Range

The operating temperature range are the same for these three SSDs at 0°C to 60°C.

Non-Operating Temperature Range

When it comes to the non-operating temperature, all three have a recommended range of -40°C to 85°C.

Non-Operating Shock Resistance

These portable storage drives have the same non-operating shock resistance specifications at 1,500G, 0.5 ms duration and 3 axis.

Non-Operating Vibration Resistance

You can find the non-operating vibration resistance specs for the T7, T7 Sheild and T7 Touch below:

T7: 10~2,000 Hz, 20G
T7 Shield: 20~2,000 Hz, 20G
T7 Touch: 10~2,000 Hz, 20G

Certifications

All three variants of the Samsung T7 series have received the following certifications:

CE
BSMI
KC
VCCI
C-tick
FCC
IC
UL
TUV
CB
EAC
UKCA
BIS

Warranty

The Samsung T7 Portable Solid State Drive, Samsung T7 Shield Portable Solid State Drive and Samsung T7 Touch Portable Solid State Drive each comes with a 3-year limited warranty.