The KeyBoy Advance, a new 50% mechanical keyboard designed by PromoType (Galo), has just entered a group buy. The design, as the name suggests, is heavily inspired by the aesthetics of the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, achieving its retro looks with a case made of either anodized or e-coated aluminium or translucent PC, reminiscent of the classic translucent cases Nintendo was known for at the time. It is a small form factor keyboard that uses an unorthodox 50% HHKB layout, keeping the main alpha cluster and a 10-key number row while providing optional split space layouts, and it is fully remappable in VIAL, the open-source browser-based keyboard remapping utility.

The KeyBoy Advance is a barebones kit, meaning buyers will need to supply their own keycaps, switches, and stabilizers, but the PCB and plate feature options for both ANSI and ISO Enter keys, and buyers can choose between an MX switch-compatible soldered PCB, a wired-only hot-swap PCB, or a hot-swap PCB with wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz connectivity. Prices vary by vendor, but at Unikeys the soldered PCB with an anodized aluminium case is the cheapest option, at $275. Supposedly, the group buy is selling at a 20% discount off the RRP, which suggests that the KeyBoy Advance will eventually become available as an in-stock item. The group buy expects to ship in Q4 2026, although the date is not guaranteed, and will be available until Jul 22, 2026.

Keychron has just expanded its line-up of K Ultra wireless mechanical keyboards with the K4 Ultra and K10 Ultra, both of which feature num pads and identical internals with slight layout tweaks to cater to different use cases. The K10 Ultra is a full-size wireless mechanical keyboard, replete with a four-key macro row above the num pad, while the K4 Ultra forgoes the navigation cluster above the arrow keys in favor of a more compact 96% layout. Both the K4 Ultra and K10 Ultra are available on Keychron's online store and its Amazon storefront for $114.99, with the K4 Ultra's more compact layout slimming down the overall footprint by just over 55 mm.

Internally, both the K4 and K10 Ultra are based on ZMK firmware, which optimizes for wireless battery life, with Keychron claiming up to 600 hours of battery life from the 4,000 mAh battery in both keyboards with the backlighting disabled. For wireless connectivity, the K4 Ultra and K10 Ultra feature 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2 connections, with a USB Type-C port for charging or wired connectivity, and both keyboards are capable of 8 kHz polling over 2.4 GHz and wired connections.

After teasing the HE65 V2 in early June, Epomaker has finally released the compact 65% TMR gaming keyboard, making it available in black or white for $99.99 on the Epomaker online shop or at Amazon. The HE65 V2 TMR, as the name suggests, is a 65% TMR keyboard with an 8 kHz polling rate, wireless connectivity, an ABS plastic case. The keyboard features a gasket mount and an FR4 plate, and it has four layers of sound damping (latex switch foam, an IXPE switch pad, EPDM case foam, and a silicone case pad). The HE65 V2 TMR uses TMR sensors to make it compatible with N-pole magnetic switches—it ships with Epomaker's Creamy Jade Hall Effect switches by default—but it is also compatible with three- and five-pin MX-style mechanical switches, allowing buyers to choose between the classic mechanical sound and feel or the performance and adjustability benefits of analogue input. The keycaps on both versions of the HE6 V2 TMR are matte translucent polycarbonate Cherry profile keycaps with silk-screened lettering. Despite the compact design, there is a three-key navigation column and a modular, customizable knob on the right edge of the keyboard. Wireless connectivity on the HE65 V2 TMR is powered by a 4,000 mAh battery, but Epomaker makes no claims of battery life.

The Epomaker NEX Pro is the peripheral maker's latest lightweight wireless gaming mouse, and it packs the flagship-tier PixArt PAW3950 sensor and the ever-popular Nordic 54L15 MCU, which enables 8 kHz polling, up to 42,000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and up to 50 G acceleration. The NEX Pro has a right-handed, mild ergonomic design with two extra programmable side buttons and an extra button on the top behind the scroll wheel. Epomaker says that the NEX Pro is designed for medium-to-large hands, with dimensions of 122 × 65 × 42 mm (L × W × H) and a claimed weight of 65 g, which isn't particularly heavy but is also by no means "ultra-lightweight," as Epomaker claims. The brand has not revealed what microswitches the NEX Pro uses, but it does specify that the switches have a lifetime of 100 million clicks. The Epomaker NEX Pro features both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, and it has a 500 mAh battery that should deliver a claimed 50 hours of use at 8 kHz. The NEX Pro also comes with a color-matched magnetic charging dock with customizable RGB underglow. The NEX Pro launched at $79.99, and it's available on Epomaker's online shop or on AliExpress.

Edifier International, the award-winning audio electronics designer, announces the launch of its latest innovation the G5 MAX wireless gaming headset, redefining immersive gaming audio with professional-grade acoustic performance, ultra-low latency connectivity, and industry-leading battery life. Designed for gamers, streamers, and audio enthusiasts, the G5 MAX combines advanced acoustic engineering with cutting-edge wireless and immersive audio technologies to deliver reference-quality sound, crystal-clear communication, and uncompromising all-day performance.

The HECATE G5 MAX sets a new benchmark in wireless gaming audio with powerful 53 mm titanium-coated drivers, triple Hi-Res Audio certifications, AI-enhanced voice capture, and immersive THX Spatial Audio+ with 7.1.4 virtual surround sound for enhanced positional accuracy and a realistic 360-degree soundstage. Combined with an industry-leading 305 hours of battery life, the G5 MAX is engineered for gamers and creators who demand precision, immersion, and all-day comfort in a premium next-generation wireless audio experience.

Jabra, a global leader in professional audio and video solutions, today announced three new additions to the Jabra Evolve3 range, expanding its professional headset lineup designed to deliver consistent call quality across desk-based, open-office and hybrid or flexible work styles. The new Evolve3 65 Flex, Evolve3 65 and Evolve3 45 provide professional voice pickup, in-call ANC and audio optimized for AI-powered collaboration tools to a broader range of users.

Designed for different work styles, the new models include a compact, foldable boomless design for hybrid workers and two boom-arm versions optimized for in-office workers in noisy environments, helping organizations better match headset choice to how people actually work.

QwertyKeys, the budget brand of Owlab, has just revealed the new QK100 Mk2 wireless mechanical keyboard, which is slated to become available on July 24, 2026, for an MSRP of $219 from the QwertyKeys online store. The QK100 Mk2 is a pre-built keyboard with an aluminium case, tri-mode connectivity, and an 1800 layout that allows for a more compact footprint without sacrificing the num pad or full-size zero key on the bottom of the num pad. There are a handful of unique upgrades to the QK100 Mk2 and more than a few features that set it apart from other mechanical keyboards. For starters, the QK100 Mk2 features a small LCD between the num pad and the main alpha deck, which can be used to show the time and useful information, like the keyboard's battery level, or simply as a tool for fun and customization, with its cutesy cat-themed animations and an "Animal Grocery" typing game built into the display. Above the num pad, there is also an LED strip that reacts to ambient noise and a touch-sensitive strip that can be used to adjust system volume of the connected PC. Next to the escape key, the QK100 Mk2 also has a retro-styled button that is programmed to toggle the keyboard's per-key RGB backlighting.

The QK100 Mk2 supports both Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz for wireless connectivity, with physical switches on the back to select both connection mode and OS layout, and it charges and connects via USB Type-C. Wireless connectivity is supported by an 8,000 mAh battery that QwertyKeys claims will allow the keyboard to deliver upwards of 800 hours of use on a charge with backlighting and displays disabled, up to 100 hours with just the display enabled, and up to 40 hours with all the backlighting and display features enabled. The keyboard features a polypropylene plate, which should give it a softer bottom-out with a slightly damped sound signature. It uses Neo Oat switches, which are linear switches with a 36 gf start force and 45 gf bottom-out force, 3.6 mm of total travel, and nylon top and bottom housings. The QK100 Mk2 will be available in four colors: Radiant Silver, Black Knight, Aquamarine Blue, and Strawberry Pink, and all of the colors will come with matching ABS keycaps in the familiar Cherry profile.

Ergohaven has announced the K:04, a new split ergonomic mechanical keyboard featuring an adaptable modular design that allows users to add navigation modules to expand the keyboard's functionality beyond just typing. The K:04 is designed around ergonomics, with a 58-key layout split between two separate halves that communicate wirelessly using Bluetooth LE. The 58-key layout roughly mimics a 60% keyboard by keeping the number row and eliminating dedicated navigation keys—those are placed on secondary layers, which can be accessed with a key in the thumb cluster. Each half has three or four thumb keys, depending on how far you want to reach under your palm with your thumb. It also features a columnar stagger, which means the keys are offset vertically in order to better align them to the curvature of your fingertips when your hands are at rest and prevent straining to reach keys. The K:04 is available from the Ergohaven online shop in several different configurations, with the base keyboard without switches or keycaps coming in at $180. Adding switches and low-profile blank keycaps brings it up to $240, while adding labelled low-profile Space Encounters keycaps or sculpted keycaps brings the price up to $265 or $280, respectively.

The headline feature of the K:04 is its interchangeable input modules, which allow users to expand functionality by adding a rotary encoder, a touchpad, or a track ball to the inside edge of either half of the keyboard. The keyboard's layout and the functionality of each module are configurable in Ergohaven's open-source Entropy customization software, based on Vial, and the configured functionality of each module will remain on the keyboard's controller if the module is removed and re-enabled whenever the module is reinserted. The keyboard itself is also highly configurable, with the design being based around the Gateron LP 3.0 switch standard but also supporting full-height MX switches with an additional switch plate. Each module also adds additional cost to the keyboard, starting with the rotary encoder at $35, the touchpad at $55, and the 32 mm trackball at $65.

GravaStar, the cyberpunk-inspired industrial design brand known for its distinctive approach to gaming peripherals, today announced the Mercury K98 Pro, a 98% full-size wireless mechanical keyboard. Designed for players and creators who want a full-layout keyboard without sacrificing performance or visual presence, the Mercury K98 Pro brings together GravaStar's signature industrial design language with a feature set built for both competitive use and everyday productivity.

A Distinct Cyberpunk Industrial Design
CNC Aluminium Skeletonized Chassis: The Mercury K98 Pro is built around a fully CNC-machined aluminium alloy chassis with an exposed, skeletonized cyberpunk aesthetic. The gasket-mount structure, which is also compatible with top-mount builds, delivers a soft, springy keystroke feel across the full 98-key layout.

Today, at InfoComm 2026, HP Inc. introduced AI-powered communication and collaboration solutions designed to transform how work gets done. As organizations operate across increasingly distributed environments, HP is advancing its collaboration ecosystem—powered by the HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP)—to deliver better experiences focused on connecting people, workspaces, and solutions.

"Organizations don't want more tools. They want to adopt intelligent collaboration solutions that not only deliver reliable meeting experiences, but that are easier to deploy, manage, and scale," said Carles Farre, Division President, HP Collaboration Solutions. "With innovations across HP devices, meeting room solutions, and platform capabilities, we're helping organizations create more seamless, engaging collaboration experiences for employees."

Logitech G today announced the expansion of the G3 Series suite of PC Gaming products. Designed to bring pro-inspired performance to more gamers, the extended lineup features the G305 X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse and the G316 X 98 wired mechanical gaming keyboard. These new products join the recently launched Logitech G325 gaming headset, completing the G3 series, a comprehensive high-performance desktop ecosystem that delivers excellent performance, world-class features, and unique customization at an affordable price point.

"By fusing elite precision, like our sub-micron HERO 44K sensor and 8 kHz report rates, with high-end heritage design, we are enabling everyday gamers the ability to level up their gaming experience at an approachable price tag," said Arnaud Perret-Gentil, Head of Product PC Gaming and Creators at Logitech G. "The G3 Series represents a strategic evolution in our mission to facilitate 'Play for All.'"

AMD announced in May 2026 that the Ryzen AI Halo Developer Platform mini PC would arrive in June, and launch day has apparently arrived, with the Strix Halo-powered mini PC now available for pre-order via Micro Center in the US. The Ryzen AI Halo developer kit is mostly aimed at AI developers, and although there are two SKUs, both have identical hardware, featuring the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 CPU, with its Radeon 8060S iGPU, and 128 GB of LPDDR5x-8000 memory shared across both the CPU and GPU cores. The mini PC is launching with 2 TB of SSD storage, and it includes a 120 W PSU.

Pricing is set at $3,999, and the only difference between the two available SKUs is that one ships with Linux, while the other ships with Windows 11 Pro. No shipment date has yet been confirmed. Physical I/O is limited to USB Type-C, with three unspecified USB Type-C ports, likely USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 or USB4, one of which has DisplayPort Alt Mode support, an HDMI 2.1 port, a 10 Gbps Ethernet port, and a USB Type-C port for power input. It will also ship with both Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 7. The mini PC itself measures just 149 × 149 × 43.18 mm, and the chassis appears to be mostly aluminium.

Maxsun has officially shown off its new iCraft Z890 ITX motherboard at Computex, with active chipset and VRM cooling in an ITX form factor. The Z890 ITX is built for the Intel LGA-1851 socket, with support for Intel's Core Ultra 2 series CPUs in mind. Maxsun claims that the Z890 ITX is capable of powering a CPU with a 250 W TDP, thanks to an 8+1+1 power circuit design, making it powerful enough even for the likes of the Core Ultra 9 285K at stock clocks, according to the testing in the TechPowerUp Core Ultra 9 285K in-depth technical review. Pricing and a launch date have not yet been revealed for the Maxsun iCraft Z890 ITX Wi-Fi motherboard.


Physically, the new motherboard sports a full-length PCIe 5.0 ×16 slot and two DDR5 memory slots for dual-channel memory configurations, and it has active cooling on both the VRM and in the M.2 heat sink under the PCIe slot. It supports 1× PCIe 5.0 ×4 M.2 SSD on the front of the motherboard, 1× PCIe 4.0 ×4 M.2 SSD in a rear-mounted M.2 slot, and 4× PCIe 4.0 Slim SAS SFF-8654 4i SSDs. As for network connectivity, the motherboard sports Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 7, as well as Realtek 5G LAN, and the rear I/O has both DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1, 3× USB Type-C 20 Gbps ports, 6× USB Type-A 10 Gbps ports, 2× USB 5 Gbps ports, and 4× USB 2.0 ports. The motherboard also features a built-in 5 v ARGB connector for case and fan customization purposes.

Kensington, a worldwide leader of desktop computing and mobility solutions for IT, business, and home office professionals, today announced the launch of the Pro Fit Ergo TB675 Vertical Wired and Wireless Trackballs. The ergonomically designed thumb-operated trackballs, which were honored with a 2026 Red Dot Award for Product Design, are engineered to deliver precise control, and customizable productivity for today's multi-device professionals.

Designed to address the limitations of traditional flat mice and the lack of modern thumb-operated trackball options, the Pro Fit Ergo TB675 series features an ergonomist-approved 60-degree vertical design that supports more natural wrist and thumb positioning. The contoured shape is well-suited to fit users with average sized hands, helping professionals navigate spreadsheets, creative applications, and multiscreen workflows with reduced strain and improved control.

EPOS, the global audio brand, today announces the upgraded IMPACT 1000 headset series. Engineered for the future of work and powered by EPOS BrainAdapt technology, the IMPACT 1000 sets a bold industry benchmark for voice pickup and cognitive listening fatigue. EPOS is hailing its latest product update as not merely a collaboration device; but a precision tool designed to bridge the gap between human communication and AI-driven productivity.

In the modern professional landscape, audio quality is the foundation of digital success. With a word accuracy rate higher than 99 out of 100, the IMPACT 1000 provides the flawless voice input required for AI assistants and voice prompts to execute tasks correctly the first time. By delivering this level of precision, EPOS empowers professionals to leverage AI as a true force multiplier, driving productivity through a seamless interface of man and machine.

Kensington, a worldwide leader of desktop computing and mobility solutions for IT, business, and home office professionals, today announced the expansion of its professional video conferencing portfolio with four new products designed to support secure, comfortable, and productive hybrid work and virtual collaboration experiences.

The expanded lineup includes the new W1060 EQ 1080p Fixed Focus Webcam (K81171WW), W3050 EQ 1080p Auto Focus Webcam (K81172WW), H950 EQ Wired USB-C /USB-A On-Ear Headset (K97468WW), and C3550 EQ Bluetooth Over-Ear Headset (K97466WW). Together, the additions provide businesses, educators, and remote professionals with webcams and headsets designed for virtual meetings, remote learning, and flexible work environments.

Boutique gaming peripherals designer Leopold unveiled its Alchemie series mechanical keyboards at Computex 2026. The Alchemie is a high-end mechanical wireless keyboard featuring an anodized aluminium, CNC-machined body, with hot-swappable lubricated key switches that are cushioned by a sound-absorbing padding. Its electronics support N-key rollover. You also get zonally programmable RGB lighting. You get three forms of connectivity—wired USB, 2.4 GHz RF, and Bluetooth. In its wireless mode, it relies on a 4,000 mAh battery. The standard version of this keyboard has 104 keys.

The company also showcased The Alchemie TKL, which comes in a standard TKL format with 84 keys. The best part is that Leopold has given the TKL version the same 4,000 mAh battery as the full-sized version. It gets better, if you're missing the NUM pad on your Alchemie TKL down the line, Leopold is selling the FC220TP, a discrete NUM pad keyboard. It connects to your machine like just any regular keyboard, adding the missing 22 keys. Leopold has given this a generous 2,000 mAh battery. So you're choice really is between a full-sized Alchemie with 4,000 mAh, or a combination of Alchemie TKL and FC220TP with 4,000 and 2,000 mAh of juice between them.More pictures follow.

At Yunzii, we value our global community and are continuously working to create products that better fit users around the world. For our European users, we are excited to expand our ISO keyboard lineup with more layouts and language options, bringing the same Yunzii experience to more creators, gamers, and keyboard enthusiasts. Currently, selected ISO models are already available, and this is only the beginning.

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The Yunzii B75 PRO ISO combines productivity-focused features with a compact and functional layout, making it an excellent option for both work and gaming.

Following a series of leaks about an upcoming Intel Panther Lake CPU for gaming handhelds, the hardware giant has officially announced the Intel Arc G3 CPU series, which features the powerful Arc B390 iGPU and optimizations for the Windows Xbox mode that started rolling out to gaming handhelds and Windows PCs alike not too long ago. Both new CPUs are based on the same 14-core CPU design—with 2 P-Cores, 8 E-Cores, and 4 LP E-Cores—but the Arc G3 CPU has a 100 MHz lower max Turbo frequency and a less powerful Arc B370 iGPU. The Arc G3 Extreme and the Arc G3 have already been confirmed as coming to the new Acer Predator Atlas 8 gaming handheld, slated to launch in October 2026.

The Arc G3 Extreme tops out at 4.7 GHz, while the Arc G3 is capable of 4.6 GHz max Turbo frequency. The base frequencies on both CPUs are the same 1.9 GHz on the P-Cores and 1.5 GHz on the E-Cores and LP E-Cores. The Arc B370 iGPU is built on the same Xe3 architecture as the B390, but it features 10 Xe cores instead of the 12 in the B390 iGPU. The cores in the Arc B370 iGPU are clocked at 2.2 GHz, and Intel claims the cut-back iGPU is capable of 90 TOPs of Int8 performance, compared to 113 TOPs on the G3 Extreme. In TechPowerUp's prior testing of the Arc B390, the iGPU was significantly faster than the AMD Radeon 890M that has become ubiquitous in so many gaming handhelds, suggesting that the B370 should at least be on-par with the 890M, if not slightly faster. Both new CPUs also have the same 25 W base power, with a maximum turbo TDP of 80 W and a minimum assured power of 15 W.

Acer today announced the Predator Atlas 8 (PA08-I51) gaming handheld, broadening the portfolio of high-performance solutions under the Predator brand. The device is powered by up to the new Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor, delivering breakthrough handheld performance and battery efficiency for serious PC gamers to take on the go. Offering the full Windows 11 experience combined with XBOX Game Pass, the Predator Atlas 8 provides faster access to gaming, system tools, and settings, keeping every session moving with less friction.

Jerry Kao, Chief Operating Officer at Acer, commented: "With the Predator Atlas 8, we are combining the Predator design philosophy with the power of the new Intel Arc G-Series processors to blur the lines between gaming PC and handheld performance. From the Predator AeroBlade cooling system to PredatorSense to the adaptive trigger controls, every element of this handheld is curated to give gamers maximum control over their own experiences, wherever they choose to play."

The new Zevo Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Multi-Wireless Mouse brings a game-changing approach to battery technology. Designed for professionals who need their accessories to keep up with their busy workdays, this handy mouse offers ultimate productivity without interruption.

The first of its kind in the Trust Home & Office range, the standout feature of the Zevo is its remarkable ultra-fast recharging capability. After just three minutes of charging, users will have up to 24 days of use, eliminating the need for disposable batteries and making sure workflows are never interrupted. In addition, a built-in display shows the battery percentage at a glance so you'll always know exactly how much power remains at all times.

Logitech today announced the launch of Signature Comfort Plus, the newest addition to Logitech's Signature Series of everyday tools designed for modern work and life. Signature Comfort Plus is designed for long days at the desk where work and personal tasks overlap. It reduces the small, repeated friction of constant switching between your tasks and devices, and makes work-life smoother across the day through enhanced comfort, quieter mouse clicks, and simple controls. The new comfort-focused lineup includes the Signature Comfort Plus M850 L mouse with palm cushion support and the MK880 Signature Comfort Plus combo. The lineup also includes the M840 L mouse without a palm cushion.

"People now spend long, full days at their desks, constantly moving between tasks, screens, and personal moments," said Art O'Gnimh, General Manager of Mice & Keyboard Solutions Group at Logitech. "These are tools that don't ask for attention, they give it back, removing small distractions and adding comfort so everything feels smoother and more effortless."

Hot on the heels of the launch of the Epomaker HE 75 V2 and F108 Pro V2 keyboards, the keyboard maker has shown off the Hack70 as an upcoming mechanical keyboard, offering a larger version of the ortholinear layout that featured in keyboards like the Luma40. The Hack70 has yet to be officially announced, but the keyboard has been teased in a number of social media posts and a recent unboxing livestream to the brand's YouTube channel. The Hack70 has not yet been announced, but the only other keyboard in the Hack line-up is the HHKB-style Hack59, which comes in at $69.99 on Epomaker's online store, so pricing may be somewhat similar for the Hack70. What few details can be gleaned from the aforementioned livestream suggest that, although it is a niche product, it will likely be on the more affordable side and appeal to those who want to dip their toes into ortholinear keyboards without diving into hyper-niche DIY builds or in-depth customization.

The Hack70 will have tri-mode connectivity, meaning USB-C wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz, and it will have a plastic case with two-stage flip-out feet and a polycarbonate gasket mounted plate, judging by the included sound test. In case you're unfamiliar, an ortholinear layout—where the keys are aligned in a perfect grid, unlike the traditional row-stagger—supposedly eliminates diagonal finger movements, potentially reducing finger strain and increasing typing efficiency—although the latter is hotly debated. Similarly to the Keychron Q15 Max, the Hack70 veers away from traditional ortholinear keyboards by including more conventional 2.25u and 2.75u split spaces. The Hack70 will also be hot-swap compatible with 3- and 5-pin MX-style mechanical switches, with Epomaker Creamy Jade switches installed by default, by the looks of things, and it will have per-key RGB backlighting, although it will lack the shine-through keycaps of the Luma40. The Hack70's keycaps, which look to be dye-sublimated PBT, will be uniform height, using the XDA profile, thereby giving users the flexibility to test out different layouts or create a macro pad by moving keycaps around freely. The presenter in the unboxing livestream comments that there will be a .JSON file on the product page, suggesting that the Hack70 will be programmable in VIA.

LucidSound, a gaming and lifestyle audio sub-brand from PowerA, today announced the LS500 Wireless Gaming Headset, a new wireless option designed for players who want reliable performance, long-lasting comfort, and the flexibility to move between gaming and everyday listening—making high-quality audio and all-day wearability part of every player's setup.

Built around a comfort-first design philosophy, the LS500 combines lightweight construction, breathable materials, and intuitive controls with the audio performance gamers expect. High-quality sound keeps players locked into the action, while lasting comfort ensures they can stay there, creating a headset that feels as good at hour five as it does at the start.

Sony Electronics Inc. today announced 1000X THE COLLEXION, a new premium addition to its award-winning 1000X headphone series. Crafted with premium materials and meticulous attention to detail, it represents a new expression of the 1000X series philosophy setting a new reference point for how sound, comfort, and design come together within the 1000X family.

Marking the 10th anniversary of Sony's legendary 1000X headphone series, 1000X THE COLLEXION model reflects a decade of continuous evolution in personal audio. Since the debut of the MDR-1000X in 2016, the series has redefined listening by balancing uncompromising sound quality, intelligent noise canceling, and ergonomic design, bringing the artist's intent closer to listeners wherever they go. 1000X THE COLLEXION builds on this legacy, emphasizing elevated design, next-level comfort, and richly immersive sound tuning shaped by everything the 1000X series has learned over the past 10 years.

Created with maximum portability in mind, the durable, foldable design that holds its shape no matter where it's packed. Its memory foam ear cushions are designed for comfort and extended listening sessions. The square-shaped TPU molded ear caps with a textured leather surface, brass metal logo and powder coated metal arms create a premium look and feel, all wrapped into a classic and unmistakable Marshall design. Its memory foam ear cushions are designed for comfort and extended listening sessions.

The square-shaped TPU molded ear caps with a textured leather surface, brass metal logo and powder coated metal arms create a premium look and feel, all wrapped into a classic and unmistakable Marshall design. Not just a design icon, Milton A.N.C. comes with smart features to take uninterrupted listening to a whole new level. Next-generation, adaptive ANC analyses the surroundings and adjusts noise cancelling in real time. That means it's easy to block out noisy environments and stay locked into a playlist, movie, or a call, without distraction. And when it's important to let the outside back in, a simple shift to Transparency mode ensures immediate surroundings can be heard.