Kizito Katawonga is a Tech Editor at Digital Trends. He specializes in consumer tech and video games, with a keen focus on the latest gadgets, computer software, and mobile apps. Kizzy's work has been featured in notable publications such as PC Gamer, GamesRadar+, and PowerUp!, where he combines his passion for technology with a love for storytelling in arts and entertainment.
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Kizito's coverage mainly comprises reviews of various technology products with a strong emphasis on gaming-related gadgets and electronics. To effectively pitch to Kizito, consider offering him access to new or unreleased gaming products for review, providing exclusive insights into the development of cutting-edge technologies, or expert opinions on emerging trends within the gaming and electronics industry. As his geographic focus is Australia, pitches should be relevant to this region when possible.
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By: Austin Wood
OneBGS union claims Xbox backtracked on layoff timeline
By: George Young
Hurl Garbage: Bludgeoning damage and the target is stinky
Let's rewind a year, to when Dell looked at one of the most recognizable laptop names in the business and decided the smart move was to kill it.
I've reviewed a lot of OLED gaming monitors over the past couple of years, and every time I think we've hit the ceiling, someone finds another rung to climb.
By: Kizito Katawonga
The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K is the best controller I've ever used. I said that a few months ago and I stand by it — but I also said it was overkill
By: Austin Wood
Sir, we have a hit on our hands
By: Dustin Bailey
"My idea is to explore more of the ethics of a post-nuclear world, not to make a better plasma gun"
By: Ashley Bardhan
Money!
A few weeks ago I called the Oppo Find N6 the best foldable money can buy, and I meant it — thin enough to forget what it is, rigid enough to trust
KEF has never been shy about the idea that a speaker can be furniture. With the launch of LS LUXE, the British audio brand is making that argument more literally than ever — teaming up with industrial designer Ross Lovegrove to build a wireless Hi-Fi system that's engineered to hold its own in a gallery as much as a living room.
