GALAX has unveiled the specifications for its GeForce RTX 5080 Hall Of Fame Extreme edition graphics card, the only RTX 5080 model featuring two 12V-2x6 power connectors. Interestingly, the card has a TGP of 400 W, and the official GALAX announcement states that the two power connectors are not required for simultaneous use. Instead, they are offered as alternatives to suit different PC builds and cable management preferences, so even if both connections are used, only one will be active. One standard connector is located on the top of the GPU, in the usual spot. The second 12V-2x6 power cable is positioned at the bottom of the card, concealed behind a GPU shroud near the PCIe x16 connector. This serves as an alternative power supply, allowing system builders to hide visible cables for a cleaner look.

For the GPU itself, GALAX has implemented a 20-phase power delivery system for the GPU and a 4-phase power delivery design for the GDDR7 memory, along with a digital PWM controller, eFuse, and HOF-branded inductors. All of this is mounted on a customized white PCB with gold plating on key connections. In OC Mode, which raises the TGP to 400 W, the GPU clock speed reaches 2,805 MHz. In regular Gaming Mode, the TGP is reduced to NVIDIA's reference 360 W, with clock speeds at 2,655 MHz. Since the 12V-2x6 connector is sufficient for these TGP designs, a second power source is unnecessary. GDDR7 memory is running at 30 Gbps on a 256-bit memory bus for a total of 960 GB/s memory bandwidth.

Whether settling in for an intense gaming marathon or tackling a full day of work, the new GXTrust Rivara Ergonomic Mesh Gaming Chair is designed to keep users comfortable, supported, and focused for hours on end.

Built with certified ergonomic expertise, the Rivara sports official ErgoCert certification. "We have certified nearly 1,300 professional and consumer products to rigorous standards," says an ErgoCert representative. "The Rivara Mesh Chair was awarded Ergonomic Certification following expert evaluations and user testing that assessed the product's comfort and usability."

The TechPowerUp team visited the Chieftec booth at IFA 2026, with some interesting offerings on display. Chieftec brought its case lineup to the show, mixing an unannounced E-ATX tower with two chassis it already launched earlier this year. The new one is the Atlas, an E-ATX case supporting up to 420 mm radiators in the front or top. It has room for three 120 mm fans behind the power supply shroud, one rear fan, and an extra 120 mm unit near the PCIe brackets meant to pull hot air away from the graphics card. There are eight expansion slots and up to 420 mm of GPU clearance. This case is really meant for workstation or server builds, and its clean, functional design makes it ideal for that purpose.

Geometric Future, an innovative PC components and peripherals brand, expands its performance lineup with the launch of the Model 3 case, an updated Eskimo Plus 36 AIO, and Squama 3003-12 fans. Designed for users who want optimal cooling in a compact and visually refined build, the 27L microATX Model 3 combines an isolated front-mounted PSU layout with support for GPUs up to 435 mm, up to eight 120 mm fans, a 360 mm radiator, and five pre-installed Squama 3003-12 ARGB PWM fans. The Eskimo Plus 36 refreshes the Eskimo Pro 36 platform with pre-installed Eskimo 3003 ARGB fans, a 1.5 L/min pump, a diffused ARGB CPU block, and a large 55.8 x 55.8 mm copper coldplate. Also launching, the Squama 3003-12 brings a thicker 30 mm frame, high-pressure 9-blade design, dual-sided ARGB lighting, and standard or reverse-blade orientations for more flexible airflow setups.

The Model 3 is a compact 27L microATX case designed to deliver strong hardware support and cooling performance in a clean, compact layout. Its isolated front-mounted PSU design helps maximize internal efficiency, while dual tempered glass panels provide an unobstructed view of the build. Despite its compact size, the Model 3 supports microATX motherboards, graphics cards up to 435 mm in length with an integrated anti-sag bracket, and cooling configurations of up to eight 120 mm fans, with a 360 mm radiator at the top. The Model 3 also features a removable platform that can be used for decorative accessories while helping guide airflow within the chassis. The case is available in four color options (black/yellow, black/gray, black/green, and all white) and can be purchased with five pre-installed Squama 3003-12 ARGB PWM fans or without.

We previously covered a leak that claimed Logitech was planning the imminent launch of a second-generation G Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse, but not much was known about planned improvements or changes at that time. Now, a new leak has appeared on r/MouseReview on Reddit, claiming to reveal additional details about the new haptic gaming mouse.

For starters, the new leak claims that the G Pro X2 Superstrike (also referred to as the G Pro X3 Superstrike) will feature an updated MCU, the Nordic 54H20, and additional photos of the mouse shared both on Reddit and by @RRnuRaH on X, suggest that there will be both a new pink and yellow colorway, instead of the plain, black-and-white Lunar Eclipse scheme available with the X2 Superstrike.

ASRock, the global leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, mini PCs, gaming monitors, power supply units, and AIO liquid coolers, today announced the launch of the new Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA and PGO27QSA-W OLED gaming monitors. Featuring a 27-inch QHD QD-OLED panel, the new series is available in both classic black and Minimal White, combining high-performance gaming capabilities with refined aesthetics to deliver an exceptional visual experience while further expanding ASRock's Phantom Gaming OLED monitor lineup.

The PGO27QSA series features a 27-inch QHD (2560 × 1440) flat QD-OLED display with a 240 Hz refresh rate and an ultra-fast 0.03 ms (GTG) response time, minimizing motion blur and ghosting during fast-paced gameplay. Whether playing FPS, MOBA, or other competitive titles, gamers can enjoy smooth, responsive visuals that help them react with confidence in every critical moment.

LIAN LI Industrial Co. Ltd., a leading provider of PC cases, cooling, and power supplies, announces the B4-mATX, a 21.3-liter small form factor chassis co-developed with DAN Cases. Designed to deliver strong hardware compatibility in a compact layout, the B4-mATX supports microATX motherboards, GPUs up to 358 mm, and both ATX and SFX power supplies. The chassis can be positioned horizontally as a desktop unit or rotated 90 degrees into a vertical tower that occupies 30% less desk space. With multiple front-panel finishes, mesh or real wood, in black or white, the B4-mATX suits both performance and lifestyle builds.

One Chassis—Two Orientations
When placed horizontally, the B4-mATX sits as a compact desktop unit. When rotated to a vertical orientation, it occupies 30% less desk space. A rotatable AC inlet adapts to both layouts—rotated outward for easier cable access, or inward in vertical mode to absorb excess cable length inside the chassis. A swiveling cable bracket below the PCIe slots keeps rear I/O and power cables flush against the case in vertical mode, with total clearance including connectors up to 52 mm tall. Front-panel options include perforated mesh for direct intake or a real wood finish (walnut or beech) for lifestyle aesthetics, with both finishes available in black or white.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Lian Li B4-mATX is now live]

DeepCool showed off a number of slick new CPU coolers at Computex 2026, which we already covered previously, but some of the company's new fans might be even more interesting to PC builders—especially those looking for silent and clutter-free PC builds. The update to DeepCool's fan line-up sees the brand update its daisy-chain FL12 fans with the INF versions, which now feature ARGB-illuminated infinity mirrors on the edges of the fans that would normally be visible in a daisy-chain setup. The FL12 INF will, like the other fans in the FL12 series, be available in black or white and with both regular and reverse fan blade orientations.

DeepCool has also announced a revised version of the FD12 and FD12 ARGB fans, called the FD12 ARGB V2 and FD12 V2. With the update, DeepCool has redesigned the FD12 fan blades with an integral design that it calls a "closed fan wheel design," which is essentially just a ring that connects the exteriors of all the fan blades. DeepCool says this allows the FD12 V2s to deliver higher airflow, more static pressure, and lower noise, with claims of a 7% increased effective cooling area. The new FD12 ARGB V2 fans feature the same second-generation eight-pin daisy-chain connection, and they have nine ARGB LEDs for color-matching purposes, while the non-RGB FD12 V2s forego both RGB and daisy-chaining in favor of a regular four-pin PWM connector. Like the new FL-series fans, the FD12 V2 fans will be available in both black and white and in forward and reverse configurations.

At Computex 2026, NZXT has debuted its latest Ultra RGB Fan series, which upgrades the materials and design of the existing RGB fan frame with a focus on premium aesthetics and customization. The NZXT Ultra fans come in four sizes: F120U with a single 120 mm fan, F140U with a single 140 mm fan, F360U with three 120 mm fans, and F420 with three 140 mm fans. Each fan frame features a single eight-pin NZXT combo header that serves as both RGB and PWM control, and the single-fan versions have two RGB zones, while the three-fan F420U and F360U frames have three zones each. Pricing on the new NZXT Ultra Fans comes in at $29.99 for the F120U, $34.99 for the F140U, $89.99 for the F360U, and $99.99 for the F420U. The new fans use the same fluid dynamic bearings as the original frame fans, but this time, there is a metallic accent on the fan hubs for a more premium touch.

As with previous NZXT Fan Frame designs, the Ultra Fan series aims to minimize cable clutter and streamline both physical installation and software management of case fans. The Ultra Fans take use standard 120 mm and 140 mm fan screw spacing, but there are only four screws per frame on both the small and large frames. The Ultra fans also feature an RGB-illuminated loop around the fans, in addition to the typical fan hub lighting effects, and you can run different effects on the hub and loop. The RGB addressable RGB zones in the Ultra Fan series are customizable in NZXT Cam, but there is an optional 5 v ARGB header for native motherboard control instead. NZXT claims that the frames with 120 mm fans offer noise levels of 32.2 dBA per fan, while the 140 mm variant bumps it up to 36.9 dBA per fan. Both fan frames are available in black and white. NZXT also showed off the RGB Reverse Fan single-fan frame, which takes the original 360 and 420 mm Frame designs and flips the fan orientation for more diverse PC build options.

Sudokoo will showcase its latest PC build lineup at COMPUTEX 2026 from June 2 to 5, 2026, at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 4F, Room 429. The lineup is built for modern PC builders and includes the new SK700V VC MACH, MACH820, MACH120/140 WH performance fans, and a new PC case series. Together, these products highlight Sudokoo's focus on stronger thermal performance, cleaner build aesthetics, and a more complete PC building experience.

SK700V VC MACH: Vapor Chamber Cooling Meets MACH120 Performance
Building on the award-winning SK700 series, which received both the iF Design Award 2026 and Red Dot Design Award 2026, SK700V VC MACH represents the series' next performance upgrade. It combines a Vapor Chamber base with a 30 mm-thick MACH120 performance fan, supporting up to 300 W TDP cooling performance by improving heat spreading and airflow efficiency for high-load PC builds.

MSI introduces the PRO MAX Series, a professional platform built around Modernity, Acceleration, and eXperience. Designed with a unified visual hierarchy, it keeps the focus entirely on content while optimizing multitasking, data-centric tasks, and hybrid collaboration. As workflows transition beyond traditional offices, PRO MAX ensures continuity across home and collaborative environments. Launching with Desktop PCs, All-in-One PCs, and Monitors, the series establishes a streamlined ecosystem engineered for performance, consistency, and visual harmony

PRO MAX 80 Series: Professional Productivity in a Minimalist Form
MSI introduces the new PRO MAX 80 Series, featuring a minimalist and elegant design tailored for modern professional environments. Supporting NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics for smooth performance, while extensive connectivity with up to nine USB Type-A ports and one USB Type-C port ensures broad device compatibility. Designed with security and usability in mind, the PRO MAX 80 Series features BIOS-level USB control, plus physical protection including Kensington lock support, a padlock loop, and chassis intrusion detection. Combining modern aesthetics, reliable performance, and enhanced security, the PRO MAX 80 Series provides a powerful foundation for professional productivity.

A Mac user's workspace is defined by precision, but the desktop experience has often felt like a compromise. Not anymore. The PRO MAX 271UPXW is designed to be the definitive counterpart to your MacBook, bringing the DarkArmor ink-black contrast of QD-OLED and the exclusive MSI M-Mate App. It doesn't just sit on your desk; it integrates into your ecosystem, matching your color standards and streamlining your connectivity so you can focus on what matters most: the work.

Refined Context: The Anchor of Your Modern Workspace
The MSI PRO MAX Series monitor is more than an addition to your desk—it is the missing piece of your Mac ecosystem. Its minimalist, pure white chassis and clean lines are designed to complement the iconic Apple aesthetic, turning a cluttered workstation into a curated studio. We've eliminated the friction between devices with the MSI M-Mate app featuring M-Sync and M-Color mode. M-Color keeps your color profiles consistent across every screen, while the M-Sync function lets you fine-tune settings with a few clicks, so you never have to break your creative flow to reach for monitor buttons. MSI M-Mate ensures that Mac users can maintain their creative flow within a familiar, intuitive environment.

Announcing Dynamic 3, the evolution of a fan series engineered to deliver strong cooling performance in a stylish, modern form.

Crafted for PC builders seeking reliable airflow, quieter acoustics, and a refined system aesthetic, Dynamic 3 offers PWM control and a considered design suited to a wide range of gaming setups. Each fan uses a rifle bearing for smooth, stable rotation and features swept blades for quieter, more efficient performance. At the same time, its refined appearance, molded center cap, and daisy-chainable cables make it easy to achieve a tidy, cohesive build.

Epomaker's voyage into the world of Hall effect keyboards has been ongoing for a little over two years, now, and, while the peripheral maker oft manages to hit a reasonable price point, the results can be a little mixed. Now, it has shown off a revised version of the HE75 Mag that launched in 2025, bringing some new enthusiast-grade design touches to the affordable Hall effect gaming keyboard. Epomaker has shown off the HE75 V2 in a recent livestream on YouTube and published the product page with all the specifications ahead of the official launch. From that product page, we can see that the HE75 V2 has an ABS plastic case with a gasket mount and an FR4 plate. Curiously, neither the PCB nor the FR4 plate have flex cuts, which is generally valued by the enthusiast community, since it prioritizes sound.

As the name suggests, the HE75 V2 follows a 75% layout, keeping both the num row and F row, although it makes use of a reduced, three-key navigation column on the far right edge, making it a solid, if somewhat compromised, all-round option. There is also modular programmable volume knob that can be removed and replaced with two key switches, much like on the original HE75 Mag. Unlike the original, the HE75 V2 comes in either an all-white or all-black aesthetic, both with color-matched translucent PC keycaps—smokey on the black version and frosted on the white keyboard. The translucent keycaps obviously allow a lot of RGB shine-through, and Epomaker has accented that with edge lighting that shines through a faceted diffuser seemingly meant to look like crystals. If the Epomaker livestream is any indication, the HE75 V2 and its Creamy Jade Magnetic switches will have a poppy sound signature typical of an FR4 plate and POM switches. The HE75 V2 will feature tri-mode connectivity, with Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, and USB-C, and 8 kHz polling over 2.4 GHz and wired connections.

Update May 19th: The Epomaker HE75 V2 is officially available on the Epomaker store and Amazon for $89.99 with the Epomaker Creamy Jade HE switch.

ASRock, the global leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, mini PCs, gaming monitors, power supply units and AIOs, today announced the launch of the X870E Taichi White, the first pure-white motherboard in its flagship Taichi series. Featuring a futuristic, digital-inspired white design, the X870E Taichi White introduces a bold new look to the Taichi family. In addition to its eye-catching appearance, it is built with flagship-level hardware to deliver both refined aesthetics and outstanding performance. Designed to pair perfectly with the newly launched AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor, the X870E Taichi White reflects the growing popularity of white PC builds while redefining flagship style and performance in a pure-white form.

The X870E Taichi White introduces a futuristic, all-white design inspired by a digital sci-fi aesthetic. While staying true to the Taichi series' philosophy of balance, it reinterprets that identity through a more modern and refined visual language. Blending premium craftsmanship with an elegant new look, it brings a fresh dimension to the Taichi flagship.

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.

MSI proudly announces the VERSA 300 WIRELESS 8K, MSI's first 8K gaming mouse, designed to deliver ultra-fast responsiveness, precision control, and long-lasting performance for competitive gamers. Combining an advanced PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor, an 8000 Hz polling rate, and an ultra-lightweight 66 g design, the VERSA 300 WIRELESS 8K empowers players with exceptional speed and accuracy in every movement.

As the latest addition to the VERSA 300 series, the VERSA 300 WIRELESS 8K expands on the success of earlier models, including the VERSA 300 WIRELESS and VERSA 300 ELITE WIRELESS. Built around the core strengths of precision, comfort, and versatility, the series features lightweight symmetrical designs and advanced sensors to support a wide range of gaming styles and hand sizes. Available in both classic black and white color options, the VERSA 300 WIRELESS 8K gives users greater freedom to match their setup and express their personal style.

PLAION REPLAI, a leading global publisher and developer of retro video games and consoles announced today the return of a legend, with the NEOGEO AES+ (Advanced Entertainment System) returning to homes ready for Holiday 2026. With pre-orders opening today, and the launch date set as 12th November 2026, the NEOGEO AES+ has been produced in collaboration with SNK, the producers of the original hardware.

Celebrating 35 years of arcade perfection, the iconic NEOGEO AES stood as a beacon of excellence, with the 24-bit luxury super console a world apart from rival 16-bit systems, designed for gaming connoisseurs who refused to accept compromised homeports of arcade classics. With each title representing a 1:1 direct replica of the original arcade board used on SNK's MVS (Multi-Video System), NEOGEO cartridges would differ significantly from traditional console games typically shipped on a 4 Mb or 8 Mb cartridge, with the largest NEOGEO game weighing in at an incredible 708 Mb, and games which exceeded 100 Mb in size giving birth to the infamous '100Mega Shock' moniker.

Seasonic teased the Japan-exclusive FOCUS ATX 3.1 Sakura Limited Edition power supplies. These are design variants of the FOCUS ATX 3.1 line of PSUs that feature a white housing with cherry blossom printed design, Sakura-pink lettering, and a matching white 135 mm cooling fan. The PSU includes white, individually-sleeved modular cables. The PSU offers 80 Plus Gold switching efficiency, and meets both ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1CEM specifications, a native 12V-2x6 connector, Seasonic's innovative OptiSink cooling design, and a segment-leading 10-year product warranty. The company didn't reveal pricing or availability information, the PSU is likely to be Japan-exclusive.

MSI is proud to announce a new collaboration with Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, unveiling an exclusive line of limited-edition products inspired by the anime's themes of companionship, memory, and the enduring journey. The collection includes the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16G FRIEREN EDITION OC, FORGE TKL WIRELESS FRIEREN EDITION, VERSA WIRELESS FRIEREN EDITION, and AGILITY FRIEREN EDITION.

Through refined design and powerful performance, MSI brings the emotional depth of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End to Life—crafting hardware that resonates with modern adventurers. From the moment the system powers on and the lights come alive, the experience evokes a quiet sense of magic, inviting users to begin a new chapter of their own journey.

Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today unveiled the Razer BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed for Xbox - White Edition and Razer BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed for PlayStation - White Edition.

Bringing a clean new colorway to one of Razer's most lightweight, high-performance wireless console headsets, the White Edition is designed to complement next-generation consoles while delivering the same esports-ready performance that the BlackShark line is known for.

Over a month ago, ASRock fully presented its brand-new Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White OC 16 GB graphics card model. To some surprise, the Taiwanese PC hardware manufacturer has not released a simple pale redecoration of this generation's (RDNA 4) standard gray metallic Taichi SKU. Last week, a sponsored review was published by GDM Japan. So far, only Japanese PC enthusiasts have enjoyed public hands-on experience with the new flagship model. Despite claims of ASRock exhibiting a preview sample at CES 2026, TechPowerUp's ground team did not spot any demo units at the firm's Las Vegas graphics card showcase. The opening section of GDM's write-up mentions several recent domestic promo events, including one held in Tokyo's Akihabara Electric Town. The new model's unique selling point is an integrated 2-inch color LCD screen—officially dubbed "LCD Information Center." As expected, GDM dives deep into this fun feature. They managed to upload custom images and animated content (GIFs) via ASRock's Polychrome SYNC suite. Under normal modes, the small screen can inform users about GPU clocks, fan speeds, and operating temperatures.

The Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White OC candidate was hooked up to a test build based on Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K processor and ASRock's "ultra-high-end" Z890 Taichi AQUA motherboard. Performance-wise, the white variant seems to do just as well as its metallic gray sibling. GDM concludes that the latest model only distinguishes itself in terms of aesthetics; mainly through its "striking" white design and integrated screen gimmick. In their analysis of the Taichi White OC's debut review, VideoCardz has highlighted the test subject boosting well beyond the factory-set 3.1 GHz boost clock rating. Months into RDNA 4's lifecycle, only a handful of Team Red board partners had released custom designs overclocked to this level, with only ASRock and Sapphire choosing to implement the controversial 12V-2×6 power connector. Under load, GDM reported the "Navi 48 XTX" GPU boosting up to a maximum of 3296 MHz. Last March, TechPowerUp's W1zzard got his gray Taichi evaluation unit overclocked up to an average of 3213 MHz. We hope that upcoming non-sponsored reviews will provide a clearer picture of the Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi White OC SKU's capabilities.

Last month, Scythe started to promote two Mugen 6 ASUS TUF ALLIANCE edition models. A handful of social media posts provided an early look at the Japanese PC cooling hardware specialist's slight reworkings of the existing Dual Fan ARGB designs. Throughout mid-to-late January, the staggered release of promotional renders showcased newly co-branded white and black units. Scythe's social media accounts teased the latest Mugen 6 revisions leveraging a few improvements. The powerful proprietary Wonder Tornado 120 mm ARGB fans have been updated with anti-vibration pads, and the main block's aluminium fin-stack sports a different type of coating.

Scythe's Q1 2026 revamp of premium-tier single-tower air coolers has just launched in Taiwan, according to an ITHome news article. Yesterday's report outlines a day one release price tag of NT$1790 (~$57.10 USD). Apart from Scythe's typo-laden online marketing of improved features, the newer SKUs are decorated with familiar military themed TUF Gaming patterns and logos/text. Oddly, there is no actual Scythe branding present on the heatsink or Wonder Tornado fans—we hope that they get a shout-out on the finalized Mugen 6 X ASUS TUF ALLIANCE retail packaging, at least.

Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today unveiled the BlackShark V3 for Xbox - White Edition, expanding the lineup with a crisp new finish that complements any Xbox setup. Already celebrated for its comfort, isolation, and competitive clarity, the BlackShark V3 now offers players a bold new way to elevate their console battlestation.

Trusted Performance. Now in White.
The BlackShark V3 series has earned its reputation among console competitors for delivering precise audio, long-lasting comfort, and proven tournament-grade performance. The new White Edition enhances that legacy with a clean, modern aesthetic designed to shine in any environment.

CannonKeys has just announced upcoming availability of a new low-profile keycap profile for custom keyboard enthusiasts. The PFF profile—Penguin Flat Foot—designed by prolific designer, Matt3o and commercialized by CannonKeys, and manufactured by Keyreative, is, for all intents and purposes, a low-profile spin on the previously released PBS (Penguin Belly Slide) profile. Much like PBS, PFF prioritizes ergonomics, although, as Matt3o explains in his blog about the new profile, he opted to redesign the keycaps in order to work within the space constraints of low-profile switches.

The design itself features cylindrical front and back edges—like Cherry keycaps—with a spherical scoop on the top—like SA or Keychron's KSA profile—which will likely result in a more distinctive separation between each key than typical cylindrical keycaps. Like PBS, PFF is universal height, which allows a great degree of freedom for those who enjoy custom keyboard layouts, like Dvorak, Workman, and Colemak. Matt3o showed off PFF with the Aperture Priority design, which previously showed up on PBS and on the Bullet Train keyboard, but the only PFF sets currently available on CannonKeys are WoB (white on black) and Verdant Retro. Both keycap sets have 1.5 mm wall thicknesses and dye-sublimated printing. The stems on the available kits are MX-style, meaning they will be compatible with Gateron Low-Profile and Kailh Low Profile Choc V1 switches. Pricing has not yet been announced for either PFF keycap set, but the creator notes that they will be cheaper than PBS, which retail for anywhere between $40 and $80, depending on the set and size.