Your mouse needs room to move. Your keyboard doesn’t necessarily need to occupy half the desk. Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz trims the layout to 60% while keeping adjustable optical switches and extensive input controls. Even the arrow keys find a way to stay, sharing duties with other keys.
Pompompurin’s floppy ears and brown beret belong on his head. Razer thinks they belong on yours, too. Its latest Sanrio additions turn a wireless headset into something instantly recognizable, while Kuromi’s skull emblem makes it onto the tiny earbud stems. Nobody needs to inspect the packaging to identify this collaboration.
Most keyboards expect your fingers to find the keys. Google Japan’s Gboard Conveyor Belt Version sends the keys around on rotating belts instead, letting you type with one hand or a single finger. The catch: you have to wait for your next letter to come into view.
Packard Bell may remind you of the family PC, but its latest chapter includes something for lunch. Acer is marking the brand’s 100th anniversary with a colorful collection spanning a laptop, suitcase turntable, audio glasses, and a connected food steamer. That’s quite a departure from the computer desk.
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.
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.
For anyone who has run out of keyboard shortcuts—or simply wants a giant RGB waffle on the desk—the Keychron C100 8K offers 100 blank, programmable mechanical keys and enough polling speed to open a calculator competitively.
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.
The custom-fitted MouthPad enables cursor control using tongue movements, while VOX turns quiet speech into text—and the pair may eventually enable silent communication.
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.
One gold-plated gaming mouse simply wasn’t enough. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, ASUS ROG also gave one of its flagship mechanical keyboards the luxurious Edition 20 treatment, complete with gold accents and premium craftsmanship.