Gaming keyboards have spent years trying to convince us they are more than keyboards. Some have knobs. Some have screens. Some look like they could launch a satellite. GIGABYTE looked at all that and apparently decided the answer was “yes.”
At Computex Taipei 2026, the company unveiled the new AORUS K10 INFINITY gaming keyboard and M10 INFINITY gaming mouse, along with a browser-based control platform called GiMATE Web Edition.
Let’s start with the keyboard because, well, it has a touchscreen.
The AORUS K10 INFINITY features magnetic switches with trigger-point adjustment down to 0.1 mm, multi-stage actuation settings, custom macros, and an 8000 Hz polling rate. The switches are rated for 100 million keystrokes, which should comfortably outlast several gaming mice, a few PCs, and perhaps your patience with ranked matches.
The headline feature, though, is a built-in 3.1-inch OLED touchscreen. No reaching for software. No Alt-Tab gymnastics. The display gives direct access to profiles, lighting controls, audio settings, and trigger-point adjustments. It also introduces a feature called Combat Power, which tracks metrics such as Actions Per Minute (APM), key mileage, precision, and error count in real time.
In other words, your keyboard now keeps score.
The AORUS M10 INFINITY mouse is no slouch either. It pairs optical switches with an 8000 Hz polling rate and wraps everything inside a hybrid chassis that combines an excimer-coated shell with an aluminum-magnesium alloy base. Translation: it is built to feel premium while surviving countless hours of frantic clicking.
Powering both devices is GiMATE Web Edition, GIGABYTE’s browser-based peripheral management platform. Instead of installing software, users can configure settings, monitor performance, and customize lighting directly from a web browser. It is a surprisingly refreshing idea in a world where every accessory seems determined to install another background process.
For those who prefer brighter setups, both the K10 INFINITY and M10 INFINITY will also be available in ICE White editions.
The gaming industry has spent years adding screens to laptops, monitors, cases, coolers, and even mice. Now keyboards have joined the party. Whether that sounds brilliant or slightly ridiculous depends entirely on how much you enjoy your keyboard judging your APM in real time.
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