OneOdio, a global audio brand known for delivering accessible and high-performance sound solutions, today announced the launch of the OneOdio solocaster, an all-in-one voice transformer and sound card designed for streaming, recording, gaming and content creation. Engineered for gamers and emerging creators alike, the solocaster combines professional-grade audio performance with creative sound tools and visual customization in a compact, easy-to-use format.

Positioned as a versatile audio hub for live content, the solocaster enables creators to manage microphones, system audio, background music and external sources from a single device. Universal compatibility with five independent audio channels and multi-port connectivity (USB-C, 3.5 mm, XLR, Bluetooth and AUX). The solocaster operates as a true plug-and-play device with no drivers required, supporting virtually all major streaming and recording apps across Windows, Mac and mobile.

Cyber Acoustics, a leading provider of reliable and affordable audio solutions for 30 years, today announced the launch of its latest monitor-mounted speaker bar, the patent-pending CA-2890GX with LED lights.

Designed for casual gamers looking to enhance their play sessions with immersive lighting and surprisingly loud, crisp sound, the CA-2890GX is an ideal speaker for games with great musical soundtracks, such as Stardew Valley, Undertale, Ori and the Blind Forest, Ori and the Will of Wisps, Enter the Gungeon, Binding of Isaac, Slay the Spire, Hollow Knight: Silk Song, and Castle Crashers, as well as games with vivid dialogue, including Disco Elysium, The Walking Dead (Telltale series), Life is Strange, Firewatch, and Hades.

ATK Gear showed off its latest Ghost gaming mouse at CES earlier this year, but the brand is apparently stepping into the less gamer-focussed peripheral scene as well with the new Yogo 75 low-profile mechanical keyboard. The Yogo 75 is, as the name suggests, a 75% mechanical keyboard, but it uses a new all-POM low-profile switch designed in collaboration with Kailh and features some unique design touches, making it a competitive option at its expected $100-130 price point, depending on sales and the specific model. ATK is currently wrapping up the Kickstarter campaign for the Yogo 75, and the keyboard will soon become available on the ATK Gear online store. It will be available with both silent linear and regular linear switches and in black, silver, or yellow (which looks more like a creamy color).

The ATK Yogo 75 has an all-aluminium chassis with a silicone gasket mount, while the Pro version has a built-in pixel display with a frosted cover, and a rotary encoder, and both models feature the retro-future aesthetic that's going around at the moment. Much like the Wooting 80HE (review here), the Yogo 75 has detachable feet for typing angle adjustment, although they are magnetic on the Yogo, where they are simply press-fit on the Wooting. The Yogo 75 will be available with two switch options, and it will have universal-height dye-sublimated PBT keycaps that look like they have the same profile as the keycaps from the similar Iqunix Magi and MQ series keyboards. In terms of connectivity, the standard tri-mode affair—Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, and USB-C connectivity. ATK has put a 5,000 mAh battery into the Yogo 75, and the brand says that it will be able to run for as long as 2,500 hours on a single charge. This is likely tested without the north-facing RGB backlighting enabled.

Redragon is known for its budget gaming peripherals, and it has recently announced three more additions to the line-up, this time catering to both gamers and productivity users, with two num pad-toting mechanical keyboards and a wireless gaming mouse. Starting with the latter, the Ebony M998 STD is a tri-mode wireless gaming mouse with a mild ergonomic shape and powered by the PixArt PAW 3311 sensor, which means 24,000 DPI, up to 300 IPS speed, and 35 G acceleration tracking capabilities and 1 kHz polling. It weighs in at 61 g, and is powered by a 400 mAh battery. Redragon says it should last 34 hours on a single charge, but does not cite test conditions or connectivity mode, so your mileage may vary. Probably the most interesting part of the Ebony M998 STD is its magnetic charging dock, which charges the mouse with pogo pins, not wireless charging, and doubles as the 2.4 GHz receiver. While it's not using a flagship-tier sensor, it also does not command flagship prices, coming in at only $29.99 from Redragon directly. The mouse can also be customized on Windows with proprietary software, and it supports on-board macros and rebinding. Redragon also doesn't specify which switches are being used in the Ebony mouse.

Announcing Pop 2 Air - the evolution of the Pop series, bringing enhanced performance and a refreshed design. Pop 2 Air combines an open mesh front, ventilated top, and an integrated GPU air guide to deliver airflow cooling out of the box.

Designed for compatibility with high-performance gaming components, it supports graphics cards up to 416 mm, top-mounted radiators up to 360 mm, and includes three swept-blade fans for smooth, efficient airflow.

Akasa has expanded its H6L(S) low-profile CPU cooler lineup with six new entries. To be more precise, there are five models and one additional color variant. The lineup includes the Viper H6L M2, SOHO H6L M2, Alucia H6L M2, and Alucia H6LS M2. These new coolers are targeting compact and SFF systems, offering cooling capacities up to 165 W TDP at heights ranging from 67.2 mm to 77.6 mm. All models use a black aluminium heatsink paired with six copper heatpipes and a top-down airflow design. Akasa says the coolers are intended for high-performance CPUs in space-constrained builds, including Mini-ITX and thin Mini-ITX systems, while the footprint is optimized to ensure full RAM clearance on all memory slots. Socket support covers Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA115x, and AMD AM5 and AM4. The T5 ProGrade+ thermal compound from Akasa is included.

The Viper H6L M2 focuses on airflow, using an S-FLOW fan design and supporting up to 165 W TDP in a 76 mm profile. It is available with black or white fans. The SOHO H6L M2 adds addressable RGB lighting, supports up to 160 W TDP, and uses a 120 mm fan with hydro-dynamic bearings. It comes in black (Dusk) and white (Dawn) variants. The Alucia H6L M2 focuses on keeping low-noise levels while offering up to 160 W TDP cooling in a 77.6 mm profile. The lineup also includes the Alucia H6LS M2, aimed at ultra-compact builds with strict height limits. Standing just 67.2 mm tall, it supports CPUs up to 150 W TDP, making it one of the smallest six-heatpipe coolers in the Akasa portfolio. It is designed for SFF cases with sub-70 mm clearance and is now available in both Photic Blue and a new Hadal Black finish.

Razer, the leading global gaming lifestyle brand for gamers, today reveals the full BLACKPINK X Razer Collection, bringing its collaboration with global superstars BLACKPINK to life with a complete range of gaming gear and lifestyle accessories.

Power, Performance, and Pink
Inspired by BLACKPINK's electrifying World Tour <DEADLINE>, this collection blends the band's signature aesthetics with gaming-grade performance. From sleek peripherals to statement-making accessories, every piece is designed for fans who play to shine whether on stage, on stream, or in everyday life.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, proudly announces the launch of the TS120 EX RGB and TS140 EX RGB cooling fans, available in both black and white editions. Marking a breakthrough in fan technology, the TS EX RGB is Thermaltake's first fan series equipped with a built-in temperature sensor, enabling real-time, independent cooling adjustments. Combined with MagForce 2.0 magnetic quick connection and a unique Music Staff Lighting Effect, the TS EX RGB fans deliver a perfect balance of performance, efficiency, and visual brilliance.

Smart Cooling with Individual Temperature Sensor
Each TS EX RGB fan features its own individual temperature sensor, positioned behind the fan blades. This design provides a major benefit over conventional cooling setups by enabling independent and real-time temperature detection across different areas of the system. Rather than relying on a single centralized reading, each fan can detect the temperature of the surrounding airflow and adjust its speed to match the cooling demand. The result is more accurate, energy-efficient, and responsive cooling that ensures optimal airflow exactly where it is needed, improving the overall thermal performance of your chassis.

ATK Gear is most well known for its lightweight gaming mice, but the esports brand also has a full line-up of Hall effect gaming keyboards. Now, according to a teaser on X, it seems as though one of its current 75% HE keyboards, the RS7 V2, is getting an update with what looks to be a more affordable model. Not much is known about the new RS7 Air aside from what can be seen in the teaser. It looks as though the RS7 Air will maintain the 75% form factor, clear polycarbonate keycaps, and the aluminium chassis, but it also looks like the aluminium chassis has been simplified somewhat to cut costs.

The most obvious difference between the upcoming Air and the current RS7 models is the smaller RGB side-light window, but there are other small differences that can be seen as well. For one, the chassis lacks many of the embellishments that are present on the more premium models, and it's unclear if the cheaper version will still use the same dual-mount design as the existing models—although the top and bottom cases do seem to split parallel to the PCB, so it may still be present. Currently, the RS7 V2 is available in the standard RS7, which comes in at $199.99, and the RS7 Ultra, which costs $239.99. The new Air variant has yet to be fully revealed, but it's fairly obvious that there is a gap in the $100-200 market that used to be filled by V1 RS7 keyboards. It's unclear when the RS7 Air will launch, but ATK says it is "coming soon."

Display panel manufacturer HKC was showing off its latest RGB MiniLED tech during CES and the company is working on its own display driver for this up and coming display technology. The chip is simply named the HV9901, but promises to be capable of driving over 5,000 RGB MiniLED dimming zones, or alternatively over 15,000 white MiniLED dimming zones. HKC also has its own RGB MiniLED panel which goes under the name of M10 Ultra and should be capable to deliver over 98 percent of the BT.2020 colour space and deliver up to 1000 nits brightness, while still delivering near OLED blacks.

The M10 Ultra panel on display at CES was a 31.5-inch panel with 4K resolution and a 165 Hz refresh rate, with a 1080p/330 Hz dual mode option. The panel is DisplayHDR 1400 certified and has a 2 ms GtG response time, but there was no mention of how many dimming zones it offers. The demo unit also featured a pair of HDMI 2.1 ports, a DisplayPort 2.1 port and a USB Type-C port with 90 W USB PD and DP Alt Mode support. In addition to that, HKC was also showing a dual mode 1440p display capable of 540 Hz, or 1080 Hz at 720p. Unfortunately no other specs were provided for this demo unit.

At CES 2026, Razer's star of the booth was its new project for more immersive gaming experience. Called "Project Madison," it is a gaming chair designed for additional "feel" coming from the system into your body. Razer achieves that by implementing haptic feedback directly into the chair made possible by six motor actuators that respond in real time to what is happening in the game. To aid the senses, Razer even integrated speakers that can output 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound to fully immerse the gamer into the scene. For additional visual help, there is Razer Chroma RGB lighting strips along the headrest which also match with the scenes from the monitor, so the immersive experience goes up a notch.

While pricing and availability is unknown, Razer's website has a form you can submit to be notified when the chair becomes available, so it is already in production with availability nearby. Below you can see some of the photos we took.

Thermaltake used CES 2026 to showcase several new cooling and peripheral products. The first of them is the ST360 Ultra ARGB Sync, a 360 mm AIO liquid cooler with a layout designed to reduce visible tubing by placing it on the side of the block. Its main feature is a detachable 7-inch magnetic IPS display, which can show system stats or custom visuals and can be repositioned elsewhere in the case. The cooler uses a single-frame 360 mm ARGB fan to reduce cable clutter and is available in Black and Snow, with standard motherboard ARGB sync support. The MINECUBE 360 Ultra ARGB Sync launched last year in November, features a distinctive quad-LCD cube design and comes bundled with three SWAFAN EX12 ARGB fans with swappable reversed fan blades. It also includes an upgraded pump head aimed at improved cooling performance.

Thermaltake also introduced several new fans built around its dual infinity mirror lighting concept. The WF120 EX ARGB fans offer a distinctive look by integrating real wood accents into the frame and the dual-layer infinity mirror hub. It supports magnetic daisy-chaining and motherboard RGB sync. The same lighting design is used across the CT EX INFINITY ARGB, SWAFAN EX INFINITY ARGB, and SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB fans. These models share a 28 mm thick frame, hidden screw pads, and simplified cabling. SWAFAN models retain Thermaltake's swappable fan blade design, while the UNIFY version uses a single-frame structure. On the peripheral side, Thermaltake showed the V75 Max Wireless mechanical keyboard, featuring a CNC aluminium case, rotary knob, gasket-mounted design, tri-mode connectivity, and a 4000 mAh battery. A RETROCRAFT 75 Special Edition in Retro White was also on display, tying into the newly launched Thermaltake retro-themed lineup.More images follow.

We visited the CyberPowerPC booth at CES 2026 to explore what the company has in store for gamers. The star of the show was the MA-01 mid-tower PC case, available in two versions that forgo the typical flashy gaming PC aesthetics for a minimalist design inspired by mid-century modern principles. The company intentionally concealed the usual visual clutter of fans, radiators, and LEDs to emphasize core components like the GPU and CPU cooler. With the case comes a woven steel mesh panel that reduces high-frequency noise by about 30% while maintaining strong airflow. Physical knobs allow direct control over the full RGB range without the need for software, as well as adjustments for brightness and effects. Sculpted vent covers direct air precisely onto hot components, while the interior lighting provides a soft, indirect glow.

CyberPowerPC has minimized visible screws, covered the PCI brackets, and used corner pillar-free tempered glass to provide an unobstructed view inside the case. The steel and glass chassis measures 460x235x498 mm, supports ATX and microATX motherboards, accommodates GPUs up to 420 mm, CPU coolers up to 185 mm, and can handle multiple 360 mm radiators. It is available in three satin finishes including off-white, dark steel gray, and metallic dark silver. The chrome steel model is priced at $149.99, while the stainless steel version costs $249.99. All models are expected to be available in early Q2 2026 through CyberPowerPC's website and popular retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Newegg.More images follow.

be quiet! CES 2026 showcase is led by the Light Loop IO LCD, a new AIO liquid cooler aimed at high-end systems. It features a 2.1-inch IPS display (500 nits) for system stats or custom visuals, paired with RGB lighting. Cooling hardware includes three Light Wings LX PWM fans, a redesigned cold plate and jet plate, and a new pump design. The cooler is managed through be quiet!'s IO Center software and will be available in 240 mm and 360 mm sizes, in black or white. The company also showed its latest air coolers. The Dark Rock Pro 6 uses seven heat pipes and dual Silent Wings fans for high-end CPUs, while Dark Rock 6 offers a more compact single-fan design with six heat pipes. Both support silent and performance modes. An early prototype of Dark Rock Pro 6 IO LCD with a 4.5-inch IPS display was also on display.

be quiet! also provided information about its upcoming power supplies with two new 1200 W models. Power Zone 2 1200 W with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency and ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1 support targets high-end systems, while Pure Power 13 M 1200 W offers a more affordable 80 Plus Gold option. Finally, we were briefly teased about Dark Perk Ergo and Dark Perk Sym gaming mice. They are lightweight wireless models focused on high polling rates and long battery life, with more details expected closer to launch.More images follow.

ASRock made a splash at CES 2026 by introducing their first line of AIO watercoolers, marking a new venture for the company that has long served PC enthusiasts. The standout models are the flagship Taichi AQUA series, featuring swappable magnetic tops that allow users to choose between a 3.4-inch LCD screen or a clear panel to view the coolant flow. Designed for heavy-duty systems, these models boast dual pumps capable of handling over 500 watts and come with thick 38 mm radiators. The other four series cater to gamers and general PC builders. The Phantom Gaming series offers RGB lighting and additional cooling for VRM components, while the Steel Legend series emphasizes durability with industrial-grade bearings. The Challenger and Pro series are designed for those seeking effective cooling without breaking the bank. The Challenger series is straightforward, featuring a smaller 3-inch display and easy installation, while the Pro series offers a balance with some RGB effects and reliable performance.Pictures of Challenger and Pro series follow.

The iBuyPower booth at CES 2026 is loaded with new RGB-clad CPU coolers destined to land in its pre-built PCs in 2026, but the system integrator has also revealed new case designs and custom loop liquid cooling solutions that it says will "make hard-line water cooling accessible to everyone." The highlight of iBuyPower's new pre-built PCs are the Trace X and Trace X CL pre-built PCs and PC cases. Both versions of the Trace X build use the same redesigned Trace and Slate cases, which now feature a curved tempered glass panel that serves as a window for both the front and side of the PC build, allowing buyers to show off their internals, while a mesh panel that runs along the case's top and right side bring in fresh air. The Trace X case has space for eight 120 mm fans—three side intake, three top-mounted exhaust fans, a rear exhaust fan, and one bottom intake—as well as support for 415 mm long GPUs, 165 mm CPU tower air coolers, and PSUs up to 230 mm long. The Trace X case will be available starting January 2026 for $99.99 in white, with silver or optional pink and lavender trim on the side panel, or black with gunmetal gray or optional faux wood side panel trim.

We have already covered much of what Cooler Master has presented at CES 2026, specifically its new cases and case accessories, a bunch of beefy air coolers, and PSU tech, but the PC hardware maker has also shown off a slew of new water cooling gear at the show. The expansions to the MasterLiquid line-up mostly revolve around making the CPU liquid coolers faster, stealthier, and more customizable, and given that it's 2026, there is at least one LCD mounted to a CPU water block.

The most interesting part of the new AIO water cooler line-up has to be the new MasterLiquid Atmos II Stealth, which iterates on the Atmos II series with new waterblock cover designs, new unannounced Mobius 120 Black fans, as opposed to the Sickleflow Edge fans of the previous Atmos II coolers, and an impressively thin pump design. Currently, the additional pump covers consist of an LCD panel, a Pixel LED module, and a VRM fan, all of which attach magnetically to the top of the pump block. Much of the rest of the cooler remains the same, including the CPU block internals, which still use the Dual Chamber pump design. However, the new fans included with the MasterLiquid Atmos II Stealth operate at up to 2400 RPM, which is slightly slower than the 2500 RPM fans in the original Atmos II coolers.

Adata has shown off the latest series of CPU coolers boasting LCDs and other fancy visual effects. The new Infinity, Levante, and Maestro CPU coolers offer something for just about anyone looking to spice up their PC build with a flashy CPU cooler, whether that be an air cooler or a liquid cooler. The most unique cooler of the lot is the Levante View Pro 360, which is an AIO CPU liquid cooler with a 6.7-inch waterfall LCD that covers both the top and side of the CPU water block. The display contents are customizable in the XPG Prime software. That water block is attached to a 360 mm radiator with pre-installed 120 mm ARGB fluid dynamic bearing fans. Adata claims that the new liquid cooler has a cooling capacity of up to 340 W TDP and that it supports up to Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 CPUs.

ASRock, the global leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, mini PCs, power supplies, and gaming monitors, today officially unveiled its complete next-generation AIO liquid cooling lineup, marking a major step forward in the company's evolution into a comprehensive PC hardware solutions provider. Building on decades of proven engineering expertise in motherboards and graphics cards, ASRock now extends its design philosophy and thermal know-how into a full-spectrum AIO liquid cooler portfolio designed to support extreme enthusiast systems, professional workstations, gaming rigs, and mainstream PC builds alike.

Spanning the flagship Taichi series, professional-grade WS series, hardcore gaming-dedicated Phantom Gaming series, the durable Steel Legend series, and the mainstream-focused Challenger and Pro series, each lineup is purpose-built for its intended audience while remaining unified by ASRock's core DNA of performance, stability, and long-term reliability.

Wacom introduced a surprising budget option right at the entrance of its CES 2026 booth. The company unveiled its new One display, priced at $400. This drawing tablet is aimed at beginners who want to work directly on the screen without spending too much. The model features a 14-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 1920x1080, delivering 98% sRGB color coverage that beginners can trust for their creative work. Notably, it is compatible with Android phones, allowing artists to easily create a portable digital studio using just their phone and tablet at any coffee shop. In addition to the affordable drawing display, the battery-free pen offers 4,096 pressure levels and tilt recognition up to 60 degrees, providing sensitivity that exceeds its budget-friendly price point.

The highlight of the show was the company's Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14. It boasts a 14-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 2880×1800, 100% coverage of both DCI-P3 and sRGB color spaces, and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. This model is designed for professional work and creative professionals who are already well advanced in their careers.

Thermaltake unveiled two new gaming monitors at the CES 2026 show in Las Vegas, including a 27-inch 4K UHD Fast IPS monitor and the 49-inch curved OLED DQHD (5K) monitor with a 240 Hz refresh rate. The star of the show is the gigantic 49-inch curved OLED monitor with 5120x1440 resolution and a 32:9 aspect ratio. It has an MSRP of $899.99 and should come in Q1 2026. It uses an OLED panel with a 240 Hz refresh rate, 0.03 ms response time, and HDR with a DCI-P3 99% color gamut. Furthermore, it is also equipped with a smart KVM switch, comes with a USB Type-C (PD 90 W) port, as well as two HDMI 2.0 and one DisplayPort 1.4 input. It is NVIDIA G-Sync compatible and supports AMD FreeSync.

The 27-inch 4K UHD RGB gaming monitor uses a Fast IPS panel with 1 ms response time and features a dual mode, pushing 160 Hz at 4K or 320 Hz at FHD resolution. It supports HDR400, has two HDMI 2.1 and one DisplayPort 1.4 input, USB Type-C (PD 15 W), RGB ambient lighting that supports Thermaltake's software, and an adjustable stand. It is also NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible and supports AMD FreeSync. This one should also come soon with an MSRP of $339.99.

Thermaltake today introduced the TH-S V3 ARGB Sync, a line of mid-range all-in-one, liquid CPU coolers. The cooler comes in black and white color trims, and in radiator size-based variants of 240 mm and 360 mm for each. These coolers are characterized by a simple segment LED display that puts out CPU temperature, usage average, clock speed, and power draw values. It pulls these values by interfacing with software over USB, which in turn gets them from ACPI.

The display is framed by an ARGB light strip that illuminates the CPU socket area. The included 120 mm fans come with ARGB lighting of their own. Both the CPU block and fan lighting is controlled using the same TT RGB Plus software that sends ACPI readings to the segment display. The pump-block comes with a speed range of 800 to 2,500 RPM. Meanwhile, the included 120 mm fans turn at speeds ranging between 500 and 2,500 RPM, pushing up to 85.29 CFM of airflow at 3.86 mm H₂O static pressure, and maximum noise output of 37.8 dBA. The company didn't reveal pricing or availability information.

Samsung Display today announced that it has begun the mass production of the world's first 34-inch 360 Hz QD-OLED panel, featuring a "V (Vertical)-Stripe" pixel structure. The company has been supplying the panels to seven global monitor manufacturers including ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte since December 2025.

The new V-Stripe structure aligns Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) sub-pixels vertically, shifting from the conventional triangular sub-pixel arrangement used in current QD-OLED technology. Developed independently by Samsung Display for quantum dot elements, the V-Stripe structure improves the clarity of text edges, making it ideal for users engaged in text-intensive tasks such as document editing, coding, or content creation.

Redragon has officially announced the Wyvern K761 Pro as its latest full-size wireless mechanical keyboard, featuring both Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity. The K761 Pro is launching at just $74.99, and it features some enthusiast-grade touches, like a built-in LCD, to show keyboard information, and a knob for adjusting volume. The K761 Pro is available in two colorways—white and green and white and blue—and both feature shine-through RGB backlighting and "round" PBT keycaps, which look to be similar to OEM height, although no specific keycap profile is provided. It comes with linear Mint Mambo switches, which are 40 gf linear mechanical switches with 3.6 mm of travel, and it features hot-swap sockets, compatible with 3- and 5-pin mechanical switches. It also features a gasket mount and five-layer sound-damping in the case. The Redragon Wyvern K761 Pro is also reprogrammable and customizable on Windows with Redragon's proprietary software suite. The keyboard is charged via USB-C and features a 4,000 mAh battery, which should be more than enough, even for those who want to use RGB backlighting effects.

As a leader in innovative technology, ACEMAGIC today announced the upcoming launch of the ACEMAGIC Tank Centre series, introducing two new models, M1A PRO and M1A PRO+. Building on the success of the original TANK 03, the new lineup delivers significantly enhanced performance for gaming, AI workloads, and multi-display productivity, while retaining the series' distinctive industrial design.

As PC hardware continues to evolve, high-performance computing is becoming increasingly compact, intelligent, and energy-efficient. ACEMAGIC has been at the forefront of this shift, demonstrating that mini PCs can deliver desktop-class performance without the size or complexity of traditional systems.