Targus, a global leader in laptop cases and mobile computing accessories, today announced the continued expansion of its EcoSmart collection with three new wired accessories designed to enhance everyday workspace productivity and performance: the Full-Size Wired EcoSmart Keyboard (AKB875US), Full-Size Wired EcoSmart Mouse (AMU828GL), and Full-Size Wired EcoSmart Keyboard & Mouse Combo (AKM625US).

"These new additions further exemplify Targus' commitment to bringing purposeful solutions to customers while prioritizing the environment," said David Dorantes, Director, Product Marketing, Targus. "Our new EcoSmart wired keyboard, mouse, and combo are easy-to-use workspace essentials designed for everyday productivity, with dependable performance, comfort, precision, plug-and-play USB-A/C connectivity, and up to 85% post-consumer recycled materials."

Keychron unveiled the Nape Pro wireless trackpad at CES 2026, offering a fresh approach to the trackball that is meant to pair perfectly with Keychron's wireless mechanical keyboards, but the brand has been relatively quiet about the new product for a few months. Now, however, it has officially announced the Nape Pro for pre-sale outside of Asia. Keychron expects to ship Nape Pro pre-orders in mid-August.

The wireless trackball starts at $89.99 and is available in black and white. It features two main mouse clicks and four additional buttons, all of which can be customized in the Keychron Launcher web app. The Nape Pro is built around a 25 mm resin trackball that sits atop a PixArt PAW 3222 sensor and features both Bluetooth 5.3 and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity with a USB Type-A dongle for convenient, versatile connectivity options.

Wooting is one of the rare keyboard manufacturers that meets gamers in the middle, providing gamers with both a web app and an installable program to customize their gaming keyboards. Now, the keyboard maker has announced App Linking, which enables per-app profiles in a new beta version of Wootility. Now, Wooting users who have the Wootility Background Service enabled can switch keyboard profiles on the fly, depending on which window is in focus in their operating system. It supports up to eight linked apps per profile on the keyboard, and the 80HE and 60HE V2 can support up to four on-board profiles. The update also refines the RGB sleep timer control UI and allows editing profiles directly from the icon tray.

Wooting's profiles control everything from actuation points, features like RT, SOCD, and analogue input, to key mapping and RGB lighting. This means you could set up a Wooting 80HE or 60HE to act like a macro pad while something like a video editor or CAD suite is focussed, a regular office keyboard with a lower polling rate and reasonable actuation point when word processors or web browsers are open, and a high-performance gaming keyboard with 8 kHz polling, RT, and a 0.1 mm actuation point when in games. One caveat with this background service functionality is that it currently does not work with Wayland on Linux, since that display server, since apps are generally isolated under Wayland, and support for features like this is spotty at best on Wayland. The Wooting support team is engaging with the community about Wayland support on Linux, and it seems as though the development team will look into supporting certain desktop environments, like KDE.

Update Jul 13th: As of Wootility version 5.4.1, App Linking is now available in the stable channel for both the web and download versions of Wootility, although those using the web version will still need the background app running to enable functionality. Wooting has also officially added support for 14 new third-party switches, including from Gateron, TTC, Ugaming, and Wuque Studio. Full changelog available here.

Following the recent launch of the Keychron K4 Ultra and K10 Ultra, the accessory maker has officially launched the new K5 Ultra 8K, a low-profile wireless mechanical keyboard with a full 100% layout and sleek cherry wood accents. The K5 Ultra is the latest version of the low-profile K Ultra-series, which means it uses the same ZMK firmware and has the same 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2 wireless connectivity as the previously announced K3 Ultra had. The K5 Ultra has launched with an MSRP of $114.99, and is available in black on the Keychron online store or on Amazon. The K5 Ultra is also capable of refresh rates of up to 8 kHz over both the wired USB Type-C connection and the 2.4 GHz connection. Wireless connectivity is powered by a 2,400 mAh battery, and Keychron cites 370 hours of use from a single charge with the backlighting disabled and the keyboard running at an 8 kHz polling rate.

The Keychron K5 Ultra uses a proper full-size layout and includes both a programmable knob above the backspace key and a macro row above the num pad. The K5 Ultra is available with Keychron's relatively new Milk POM low-profile switches—which follow the Gateron Low-Profile 2.0 pin layout—in three switch flavors. Milk POM Reds are linear with a 45 gf actuation force, while the Milk POM Browns are tactile with a 50 gf actuation force, and the Milk POM Banana switches are a strong tactile switch with 57 gf actuation force. All three switches have 3.1 mm of total travel, but the Reds have 1.3 mm of pre-travel, while the two tactile varieties have 1.7 mm pre-travel. The K5 Ultra measures in at 436.6 x 128.29 mm and has a 15.55 mm front height. It also features two-stage flip-out feet for different typing angles.

Jsaux, the maker of a smorgasbord of functional and decorative Steam Deck accessories, has just provided an update on its previously announced Steam Machine faceplate project, which it has revealed to potentially be coming in three separate iterations. On the brand's Discord, it recently held a poll asking for community feedback on three separate versions of the faceplates: one with a large monochrome e-ink display akin to Valve's initial prototype, another with a smaller color e-ink display with a knob and additional buttons on the front, and another with a large color dot matrix display.

It's unclear whether Jsaux will release all three versions of the display, but judging by the response on Discord, both versions of the e-ink faceplate were popular, although the full-size monochrome e-ink display ended up winning the popular vote with 49% of the votes preferring that version. It's worth noting that Jsaux's Discord poll simply asked which version of the display faceplate the accessory maker should launch first, and not which version it should launch at all, suggesting there is at least some intention to launch all three versions.

Level up from the celebrated G7 lineage - introducing the G7 Pro. Not only does it inherit the exceptional performance of the G7 series, the G7 Pro also brings exciting new upgrades: the first Xbox controller with TMR sticks, Hall Effect & clicky trigger stops, extra mappable mini bumpers, and enhanced low-latency input and output - all working together to deliver a smoother, more precise gaming experience, born for esports. Additionally, it goes beyond Xbox and PC with full Android support through tri-mode connectivity: wired for Xbox, 2.4G & wired for PC, and Bluetooth for Android. A true next-gen upgrade, crafted for gamers who demand more. Now officially licensed by Aimlabs.

In collaboration with Aimlabs, this controller combines the iconic teal design with pro-level performance that meets their standards, making it an officially licensed Aimlabs accessory trusted by competitive gamers.

Cable Matters, a leading innovator in connectivity solutions, today announced the launch of its new USB-C KVM Switch for 2 Computers, 1 Monitor, a powerful workspace upgrade designed for professionals who need to control two USB-C or Thunderbolt-enabled computers from a single desk setup.

Built for modern hybrid workstations, shared desks, content creators, IT professionals, and power users, the new Cable Matters USB-C KVM Switch lets users share one HDMI monitor, keyboard, mouse, USB peripherals, and charging source between two connected host computers.

Aside from the new desktop PC PSUs and premium PC cases shown off at Computex, Lian Li also debuted its new DK-B, a motorized sit-stand ergonomic desk with a built-in PC case that supports a wide array of hardware. The DK-B, which won a TechPowerUp Best of Computex award, has a top surface that measures 800 mm deep and 1,600 mm wide, with a height range of 710-1170 mm. The desk, built in collaboration with Backbone, also features pegboards for mounting and storing accessories to avoid desktop clutter while keeping things within reach.

The DK-B's integrated case is hidden under the desktop towards the back left corner, keeping it out of the way, while a tempered glass window recessed into the desktop lets you see into the PC case and give your setup some visual flair. The case itself is almost entirely made of mesh, for obvious airflow-related reasons, and it fits ATX motherboards, full-size ATX PSUs, and 360 mm AIO coolers. There is also a peg board mounted to the back of the bottom of the desk, which was used to hold a shelf that supported a Sony PS5 in the Computex demo, but it could just as easily be used for 3D-printed or DIY cable management hardware. On the front edge of the DK-B, there is a control panel for the sit-stand functionality, allowing for both manual up and down adjustment as well as four configurable profiles. Lian Li also had a small monitor recessed into the desk near the PC for showing system resource usage, but it's unclear if this will be a stock feature or an optional accessory. The DK-B will launch at an MSRP of $499.99 in Q3 2026.

Nitro Concepts, a company that specializes in sim racing setups as well as gaming chairs and desks, has brought its full IMMERSION sim racing lineup to the Computex 2026 show, including the one that actually blows air into your setup to simulate speed and the new IMMERSION Track kit.

In addition to the IMMERSION LED Box, which provides real-time telemetry lighting and can drive two LED strips, or the IMMERSION Wind Box that powers two fans that can both cool you and let you feel the speed, the company also showcased the new IMMERSION Track, which includes IMMERSION Amp, IMMERSION Bump, and the new IMMERSION Metahaptics EVO devices. The Amp is an 8-channel sound card with an amp (up to 50 W RMSP per channel) that should further "immerse" you with the sounds from the game, while the Bump is actually four corner shakers that should give you a further feel of the road. The IMMERSION Metahaptics EVO is a multi-zone seat feedback that provides full-body haptic feedback and lets you feel every bump, turn, and acceleration.

InWin showcased at Computex 2026 an extensive range of products including PC cases, workstations, lifestyle accessories and a 3000 W power supply. InWin extended the AEON case series lineup adding the NEO ATX and AIR ITX premium chassis. The AIR Mini-ITX chassis is built from stainless steel and features a removable inner frame, support for a rear-mounted 360 mm radiator, and three expansion slots. The Nuron is a microATX chassis with curved panoramic glass panels, five expansion slots and front I/O panel with USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C and dual USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports.

The new L50 BREEZE and L51 MIST mid-towers look really nice with the reeded glass panels, while for the MIST series InWin was added wood-grain accents on the front panel. The BREEZE case supports up to nine fans, E-ATX motherboards, GPUs up to 435 mm long and CPU coolers up to 175 mm tall. The MIST expands cooling support to 12 fans while retaining E-ATX compatibility and eight expansion slots.

Akasa came to Computex 2026 with a wide range of products like fanless cases, cooling, adapters, power and connectivity accessories. During our walk in the Akasa booth we first encountered an extensive lineup of passive enclosures. The fanless lineup covers Mini-ITX, Thin Mini-ITX, NUC, and Mini-STX formats targeting AI, IoT, edge, and industrial sectors with TDP support from 10 W to 65 W. The Plato RC is a 39 mm slim sub-1U case for NUC 14/15 Pro units while the Fermi CM5 is a 1U enclosure (185 × 93 × 43.6 mm) built for the 10 W Raspberry Pi CM5 IO board.

The Laplace K12 is a 1.07L Mini-STX option for Kontron hardware, while the Euler CMX Mini-ITX case features an embedded LCD display and 35 W TDP support. ASUS NUC 16 Pro units are accommodated by the Newton N16 (188.6 × 204 × 53.6 mm) up to 28 W.

Benchlab is a real-time telemetry hardware project originally built by ElmorLabs and Open Benchtable with the goal of making PC system monitoring and fine-tuning easier and more precise. The latest development in the Benchlab story comes by way of the Corsair booth at Computex, where the TechPowerUp news team got a glimpse of the new Benchlab 2 hardware platform, which was built in collaboration with Corsair. Benchlab 2 brings improved telemetry, a new six-layer PCB design for more reliable power delivery, new sensors and 12VHPWR safety features, and built-in support for the Corsair Frame chassis, among others. This will be the first time that the Benchlab monitoring board is supported in a case other than an open-air test bed.

A recent post on the Benchlab blog explains that Benchlab 2 will get integration with Corsair iCUE software, replete with a dedicated widget for devices like the Xeneon Edge monitor and new Vanguard keyboards. NVIDIA GPU owners nervous about the health of their 12VHPWR cables will also be glad to know that Benchlab 2 also now includes per-pin monitoring of two of the problematic power connectors per build as well as a built-in buzzer to alert users to any potential issues with their 12VHPWR connectors. Benchlab 2 also supports two SSDs, a 5 v standby power switch, physical power on and reset buttons, and front panel header connectors. The Benchlab 2 is slated to launch in late 2026, although an exact date has not yet been fixed.

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.

Other World Computing (OWC), a trusted leader in high-performance storage, memory, connectivity, software, and accessories that empower creative and business professionals to maximize performance, enhance reliability, and streamline workflows, today announced OWC Stack AI, the world's first Thunderbolt 5 AI accelerator and storage hub designed to help businesses, developers, researchers, and power users run larger AI models and workflows locally on select Windows and Linux PCs and laptops with Mac support planned for future release. OWC Stack AI will be demonstrated for the first time at COMPUTEX TAIPEI, in OWC Booth R1002, 4F, Nangang Hall 2.

Businesses today are adding more and more AI models across their operations so quickly that a lot of the hardware assets businesses already own are starting to hit a wall trying to keep up. As a result, many organizations end up stuck choosing between sending sensitive data offsite and paying ongoing cloud AI costs, or trying to run AI locally and discovering their existing hardware simply can't handle it. OWC Stack AI fixes this by expanding the amount of effective AI working memory available to existing PCs and laptops, allowing them to run much larger AI models locally than their onboard GPU memory would normally support. OWC Stack AI helps existing PCs and laptops run larger AI models locally without slowing down, crashing, or running out of GPU memory. Instead of paying ongoing cloud AI fees and sending sensitive data offsite, organizations can keep AI local with better speed, privacy, security, and cost control.

Ergonomic furniture company Herman Miller has expanded its gaming range with a new motor driven, height-adjustable gaming desk called the Coyl. It's not that hard to see where the inspiration for the name came from, as the Coyl features a very prominent, coiled up power cable. This is Herman Miller's second attempt at a gaming desk—the first being the Motia—but this time the company has taken things to another level. For starters, the height adjustment is done via a rotary dial that has a simple LED display next to it, so you can dial in the exact height you want.

Cable management is another big selling point of the Coyl and the power cable connects to a built-in power strip that also offers USB charging ports. The rear of the desk is home to a perforated shroud that can be equipped with various add-ons to hold your accessories and devices and there's of course also hooks for hanging your headset etc. on. The Coyl is said to feature a modular design, but as for now that modularity seems to be limited to four different colour options for the table-top, two leg colours, a cable management "soft pocket" that runs the length of the desk, the shroud and a fixed accessory bundle that includes five accessories. The Coyl starts US$1,095, but a fully kitted out desk would set you back as much as US$1,825, with a forced upgrade path as the shroud can't be added without the cable management add-on. The accessories can also be bought individually on their own.

Awekeys, the company that previously launched a set of sleek low-profile metal keycaps, has just returned with a new metal keycap project that its design team has been working on for a number of months: metal keycaps with shine-through lettering. Awekeys teased the shine-through metal keycap set in a group buy interest check post on Reddit and asked for feedback based on future kit, color, and design options if the keycaps ever make it to market. Awekeys showed off two images of what appears to be the prototype keycap set it has managed to develop, sharing that it had generated 6.8 kg of metal in failed prototype attempts in the process. Currently, the brand is considering north-facing, south-facing, and side-printed characters for the keycap sets, but it's unlikely that all three will launch when the project concludes. Compatibility will almost certainly be limited to full-height MX-style mechanical switches, although there's a non-zero chance Awekeys will do a low-profile set, too.

At the time of writing, it seems as though the shine-through metal keycaps will be Cherry profile only, which is understandable, since that is the most popular keycap profile for keyboard enthusiasts. It's unclear how the keycap project will come to fruition, but it seems likely that Awekeys will user the same cupronickel material it always uses for its metal keycaps alongside what looks like a transparent plastic for the stem and keycap legend itself—which is how the keycaps will be able to let light through without resulting in a keycap top that feels rough due to the letter cutouts. Currently, the shine-through metal keycaps are in the early stages of development, so it's unclear when they will be commercially available or how much they will cost. It's also worth noting that there are other companies making metal keycaps, but they are not all that common and not generally available in full sets like Awekeys's set will be.

The Steam Community Market has been a hub for the massive online exchange of in-game items for years, supporting the game economy for over 13,000 games with items available on the market. However, as the number of listings has increased, so has the users' need for more detailed item listings, prompting Valve developers to enhance the capabilities of the Steam Community Market. In the latest beta launch, Steam is introducing larger and more detailed item listings, improved search functionality, better product filtering, and enhanced asset data.

Firstly, listings are becoming much larger with the expanded view, allowing a single listing to contain more images, longer descriptions, and even special notes for items with applied accessories and more. Users can now use the search function to scroll through the search results with a flip scroll.

In the world of Hall effect and TMR gaming keyboards, tactile switches are somewhat of a rarity, largely because the tactile bump somewhat defeats the object of having an adjustable actuation point. Despite this, Keychron has just announced not one, but two tactile magnetic switches for its Ultra-Fast Lime Magnetic Switch line-up: the Banana and Silent Banana switches. There is also a new Silent Red linear switch joining the two Banana variants and the original Lime linear switch. The new switches are available on Keychron's online store for $29.99 for a pack of 110 switches, which is very much on the affordable side of the spectrum, especially compared to the Gateron Magnetic Jade Emerald Heavy Tactile switch, which comes in at $59.50 for 70 switches or $76.50 for 90.

All three new switches share similar characteristics, with 3.5 mm of total travel, pre-lubed construction, N-pole magnet configurations for compatibility with most HE keyboards, like Wooting and Keychron's own HE 8K series, and 30 gf starting actuation force—the Silent Red and Lime bottom out at 55 gf, while the Banana variants both bottom out at 50 gf. Curiously, the Silent Red switch uses silicone buffers in side rails to silence the bottom-out, while the Silent Banana tactile switch features a silencing circlip to dampen the bottom out. This was likely a consideration to prioritize the switch's bottom-out feel, but it may result in a switch that is not completely silent, but rather with a damped bottom-out sound.

Kensington, a worldwide leader of desktop computing and mobility solutions for IT, business, and home office professionals, today announced an expansion of its USB-C GaN charging portfolio with the addition of new multi-port power adapters and a 240 W USB-C fast-charging cable, designed to support fast, efficient charging across multiple devices.

The expanded lineup adds 70 W and 140 W USB-C GaN chargers that allow users to power laptops, tablets, smartphones, and accessories from a single compact adapter, reducing the need for multiple chargers and outlets.

Retro Games Ltd (RGL) today announces that The Spectrum White Edition is available now, marking exactly 44 years to the day since the original rubber-keyed ZX Spectrum 48k first launched on 23rd April 1982. Developed in collaboration with PLAION REPLAI, The Spectrum White Edition reimagines one of gaming's most iconic and influential home computers through a striking new all-white design inspired by decades of community folklore.

For years, stories have circulated of a white ZX Spectrum created to mark the milestone of one million units sold. While never commercially released, it became a symbol of possibility within the retro gaming community. Today, that story becomes reality.

Today, Turtle Beach Corporation, a leading gaming accessories brand, announced its expansion of PC peripherals with the launch of the all-new Turtle Beach Command Series of keyboards and mice. Designed across a range of price points, the Command Series products deliver a new standard of value, combining high-speed performance, precision, and versatility to power - gaming, content creation, and everyday productivity.

"The all-new Command Series marks a major moment for Turtle Beach - our most advanced lineup of keyboards and mice yet, built for the speed, precision, and flexibility that Today's gamers, creators, and multitaskers demand," said Cris Keirn, Chief Executive Officer, Turtle Beach Corporation.

Akasa, a leading provider of computer hardware and PC accessories, has launched a 10 Gigabit PCIe Network Interface Card (NIC), designed to upgrade desktops, workstations, servers and embedded systems to multi-gigabit Ethernet connectivity. Powered by the Realtek RTL8127AT chipset and featuring a PCIe 3.0 x2 interface, the card supports six auto-negotiating speed tiers from 10 Gbps, 5 Gbps, 2.5 Gbps, 1 Gbps, 100 Mbps to 10 Mbps, while fitting PCIe x4, x8 and x16 slots and remaining compatible with x2 slots where present on server and workstation boards.

Compliant with IEEE 802.3bz (2.5GBASE-T/5GBASE-T) and IEEE 802.3an (10GBASE-T), the card incorporates built-in IEEE 802.3az (Energy Efficient Ethernet) support, which reduces power consumption during low-traffic periods without interrupting network availability. Additional features including Wake-on-LAN (WoL) and jumbo frame support up to 16K further extend operational efficiency, enabling remote power management and reducing CPU overhead on large data transfers.

Hot on the heels of the freshly announced G3 wireless gaming mouse, Keychron has announced two more symmetrical gaming mouse designs in the G4 and G5, both featuring identical performance characteristics with slightly different shell designs and aesthetics. While both mice are symmetrical shapes with mid-hump designs, the G4 has an ABS shell with a retro off-white and reddish-brown color scheme, accentuated by the cute pixelated hardware buttons and toggles on the bottom of the mouse, and the G5 has a carbon fiber shell with a more traditional gamer aesthetic. The G5 is also a fair bit lighter, coming in at 43 g compared to the G4's 55 g, even though the G4 is smaller than the G5. The Keychron G4 is available on the Keychron online store for $79.99, while the G5 costs $109.99.

The G4 and G5 feature identical internals, with the PixArt PAW 3950 sensor running the show and providing 8 kHz polling over 2.4 GHz and wired connections, alongside Bluetooth 5.3 for less intensive use. Both have a 500 mAh battery, although Keychron claims up to 130 hours on a charge for the G4 and 162 hours for the G5 in Bluetooth mode. With a more reasonable 4 kHz polling mode over 2.4 GHz, the G4 is said to last up to 36 hours, while the G5 should deliver 38 hours. At 1 kHz polling, which is the bare minimum for most gaming needs, that increases to 130 hours for the G4 and 153 hours for the G5. Both mice also use the same Huano Transparent Yellow Shell White Dot switches as the G3 that launched just a day prior, delivering MTBF lifespans of 120 million clicks.

HYTE, a leading manufacturer of cutting-edge PC components, is happy to reveal that its Firefly-themed product lineup inspired by the iconic Stellaron Hunter from HoYoverse's Honkai: Star Rail is now available for purchase at HYTE.com.

At the heart of the product lineup is the Official HYTE Y70 Firefly Case, which features a titanium silver colorway, 360-degree character artwork, and thematic elements and iconography inspired by Firefly and her S.A.M. armor throughout the chassis. In addition to the standard case, there are still limited-edition JP versions of the case that feature Kanji / Katakana branding for the Honkai: Star Rail logo. There is also an exclusive keychain based off Firefly's in-game phone case that can only be obtained by ordering either the US or JP PC case.

Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH), a leading gaming accessories brand, today reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025 and provided full year 2026 guidance for net revenue and Adjusted EBITDA.

"Our team operated with strong discipline in 2025, executing our strategic initiatives to sharpen our competitive edge," said Cris Keirn, Chief Executive Officer of Turtle Beach Corporation. "Although our fourth quarter and full-year results were below guidance due primarily to softness in North American gaming accessories markets and a lighter holiday sell-through environment, we took steps to manage costs, protect our brand position, and prepare the Company for renewed growth."