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The MSI Forge GK600 TKL Wireless gaming keyboard is making quite the impression at CES 2025—a reported $80 price point is remarkable when cross-examined with the product's specification and feature set. The TechPowerUp team believes that rival brands with equivalently appointed keyboard models would charge a lot more. MSI had three color options on display: Sky, Violet and Pink. The latter was powered up for demonstration purposes—TPU observed RGB lighting and the operational (top-right positioned) status screen. KTT HIFI Linear mechanical switches are factory installed, but users can replace these with their preferred brand/model—the keyboard's hot-swappable PCB design comes into play here.
MSI did not skimp on the keycap front—"robust" PBT material should resist wear and not become shiny over time. The keycap legends are dye-sublimated according to product placards. The Forge GK600 TKL Wireless also comes with gasket mounting and sound-dampening layers—ideal for a satisfyingly rattle-free typing experience. Tri-mode connectivity is mentioned on the spec sheet—comprised of 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired modes. A generous high-capacity 4000 mAh battery keeps things ticking along—ideal for extended gaming or productivity sessions.
The MSI Versa 300 Elite and Versa 300 Wireless gaming mice were introduced last October, but post-launch availability appears to vary by region. MSI reps were more than happy to showcase the pair to international attendees at CES 2025. TPU's resident mouse guru—pzogel—has not yet evaluated these new-ish offerings.
The FORCE GC300 Wireless controller was announced only a couple of months ago, with the launch variant sporting a mostly black design. TechPowerUp was pleased to see an alternative white model (with a stylish metallic D-pad) at MSI's table.
The MAESTRO 300 Gaming Headset was placed not far away from the other peripherals.
This model offers plenty of cross-platform compatibility, and is equipped with high-resolution 40 mm neodymium drivers.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
MSI did not skimp on the keycap front—"robust" PBT material should resist wear and not become shiny over time. The keycap legends are dye-sublimated according to product placards. The Forge GK600 TKL Wireless also comes with gasket mounting and sound-dampening layers—ideal for a satisfyingly rattle-free typing experience. Tri-mode connectivity is mentioned on the spec sheet—comprised of 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired modes. A generous high-capacity 4000 mAh battery keeps things ticking along—ideal for extended gaming or productivity sessions.
The MSI Versa 300 Elite and Versa 300 Wireless gaming mice were introduced last October, but post-launch availability appears to vary by region. MSI reps were more than happy to showcase the pair to international attendees at CES 2025. TPU's resident mouse guru—pzogel—has not yet evaluated these new-ish offerings.
The FORCE GC300 Wireless controller was announced only a couple of months ago, with the launch variant sporting a mostly black design. TechPowerUp was pleased to see an alternative white model (with a stylish metallic D-pad) at MSI's table.
The MAESTRO 300 Gaming Headset was placed not far away from the other peripherals.
This model offers plenty of cross-platform compatibility, and is equipped with high-resolution 40 mm neodymium drivers.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site