PC, Mac, Console, Mobile or whatever – basically, it is all about gaming and its related peripherals.
Sony is marking the arrival of Grand Theft Auto VI with two limited-edition DualSense controllers inspired by Vice City by day and night. Both feature color-shifting finishes, molded palm-tree details and official GTA 6 branding—though the sprawling city offered plenty of other design possibilities.
A phone controller is only useful on the commute if you actually bring it. Razer’s Prio folds for the journey, then opens into a complete set of controls for iPhone and Android gaming, without another battery to charge.
Xbox’s translucent-green nostalgia has escaped the console and landed on Razer’s Basilisk mouse, BlackWidow keyboard, and Hammerhead earbuds. The limited-edition trio is now available for pre-order following its Gamescom debut.
Xbox is giving eligible physical games a useful digital upgrade, including Play Anywhere and cloud access where supported. The timing could hardly be more awkward for PlayStation.
Razer has found room for one more control on a mouse already doing its best keyboard impression. The Naga V3 Pro offers three swappable side plates, up to 23 programmable inputs, and a US$179.99 price.
Razer’s keyboard lineup is getting both faster and easier to carry. Competitive players now have two Hall Effect Huntsman models with adjustable actuation and 8,000 Hz polling, while Joro owners get a US$55.99 folio that doubles as a stand for tablets and gaming handhelds.
Built for gamers, creators, and AI developers unwilling to surrender desktop-grade performance, the new Razer Blade 18 offers up to RTX 5090 graphics, a 440 Hz display mode, and a formidable US$3,999.99 starting price.
Choosing between optical and Hall Effect switches may soon be unnecessary, as the Keychron G6 HE combines both technologies in a lightweight gaming mouse with adjustable actuation, 8K polling, and a battery that can be swapped mid-game.
MelGeek’s latest Evangelion collaboration gives Rei and Asuka their own limited-edition Hall Effect gaming keyboards, combining distinct character designs with CNC aluminum construction and an 8,000 Hz polling rate.
Inspired by Ferrari’s victorious 499P Hypercar, this 1:1-scale sim racing wheel packs carbon fiber, six paddles, 140 display parameters, and an appropriately Ferrari-like price.
The ATTACK SHARK R98 HE pairs adjustable Hall-effect magnetic switches with an 8,000 Hz polling rate, a 256K scan rate, and forged carbon fiber styling for gamers who like to fine-tune every keypress.