We paid a visit to Endorfy's Computex 2024 booth and found a few interesting things. First off is the LIV Plus Wireless gaming mouse. Designed with gamers and esports players in mind, this ultra-lightweight and ultra-precise mouse aims to enhance endurance and efficiency during extended gaming sessions. At the heart of the LIV Plus Wireless lies the PixArt PAW3395 sensor, a high-performance optical sensor that delivers exceptional tracking accuracy and responsiveness. With a maximum resolution of 25,600 DPI, even the slightest movements are captured with pinpoint precision, giving players a competitive edge.

The mouse features a sleek and ergonomic skeleton design, weighing in at a mere 69 grams, reducing fatigue during intense gaming sessions. Additionally, it boasts an RGB backlight with 16.8 million colors, allowing users to personalize the look and feel of their setup. Endorfy has incorporated top-of-the-line components into the LIV Plus Wireless, including Kailh GM 8.0 mechanical switches for crisp and responsive clicks and a Paracord cable for improved flexibility and durability. The mouse also has six programmable buttons, allowing players to customize their gaming experience. Complementing the mouse is an included docking station that enables wireless charging, ensuring uninterrupted gameplay without the hassle of tangled cables. Endorfy backs the LIV Plus Wireless with a 2-year warranty.

Editor's note: Our in-depth review of Endorfy Arx 700 Air is now live.

At Computex 2023, Endorfy has launched the Arx 700 Air and Arx 700 ARGB PC cases, designed with maximum cooling potential and easy component access. The cases accommodate a tall cooling system, up to 8 fans, and any current graphics card, with the Arx 700 Air featuring 5 Stratus 140 PWM fans and the Arx 700 ARGB including 4 illuminated Stratus 140 PWM ARGB fans. The design is minimalist, with a tempered glass side panel that allows internal component visibility. Both cases measure 486×228×472 mm (H×W×L) and support ATX, microATX, and ITX motherboards, with a graphics card clearance of 410 mm, CPU cooler clearance of 179 mm, and power supply clearance of 340 mm. They have 7 expansion slots and internal bays that include 1× 2.5"/3.5" and 6× 2.5". The cases can accommodate up to 8 fans and come with built-in dust filters. The front I/O includes 1× USB-C, 2× USB-A, 1× headphones (minijack 3.5 mm), 1× microphone (minijack 3.5 mm), and power and reset buttons. The Arx 700 Air and Arx 700 ARGB are priced at 109 and 119 EUR, respectively.

The Endorfy Arx 500 Air and Arx 500 ARGB are also shown; however, we don't have exact specifications yet, and we expect them to follow soon. Visually, we see that the 500 series is shorter than the 700 series. The cases are priced at 99 and 109 EUR, respectively.

A new series of ENDORFY Arx 700 Air and Arx 700 ARGB PC cases has just been released, developed for gamers, creators, and technology enthusiasts who are looking for maximum cooling potential and convenient access to all internal components. These are the largest cases to date in ENDORFY's portfolio, able to accommodate, among other things, a tall cooling system, 8 fans, and virtually any graphics card currently available on the market.

The ENDORFY Arx 700 is designed to provide the best possible airflow, while ensuring easy and convenient installation and the maximum possible compatibility with air- and water-cooling systems or the latest, large-sized graphics cards. Arx 700 provides maximum cooling potential, wide possibilities of computer configuration, and freedom in the choice of components used.

ENDORFY, the European manufacturer of CPU coolers, power supplies, PC cases and lifestyle products, has announced the release of its latest addition to the liquid cooling system line-up - the Navis F240 ARGB and NAVIS F360 ARGB. The new models combine features like the ultra-silent PWM-controlled ceramic-bearing block-pump and a high-quality radiator with new ARGB-illumination. The ARGB-backlight is embedded in the cooler-block and goes exceptionally well with the pre-installed and very silent Fluctus 120 PWM ARGB fans.

Designed to cater to the needs of the most demanding users, the NAVIS F240 ARGB and NAVIS F360 ARGB series offer exceptional cooling efficiency and an improved acoustic experience. ENDOFY achieves this by utilizing the the award-winning Fluctus 120 PWM fans, which are now equipped with impressive ARGB illumination and can be controlled using PWM-signal in the extended range of 250 to 1.800 RPM.

Endorfy (formerly SPC Gear), launched the Thock TKL wireless gaming keyboard. The keyboard offers three means of connectivity—direct USB HID (least latency), 2.4 GHz RF (low latency wireless), and Bluetooth 5.0 (dongle-free). The keyboard measures 361.5 (L) x 140 (W) x 42.5 (H) mm, and its body combines an aluminium alloy frame with ABS bits, and PBT keycaps. Its electronics allow N-key rollover in wired and 2.4 GHz RF mode, and 6-key rollover in Bluetooth. Under the hood, you get Kailh Box Red or Kailh Black switches. You get individual key RGB lighting. Besides the Thock TKL Wireless, the Endorfy Thock series consists of the full spectrum of form-factors, including the standard-size with the numpad, a 75% size, and a "Compact" size. Available now, the Thock TKL Wireless is priced at €80.

Be sure to catch the TechPowerUp Review of the Endorfy Thock TKL Wireless.

ENDORFY, the European manufacturer of CPU coolers, power supplies, PC cases and lifestyle products, announces two brand-new Regnum 400 PC Cases which focus on high airflow and clean appearance. The Regnum 400 Air aims for ultimate cooling and comes with four pre-installed Stratus 120 PWM case fans, while the Regnum 400 ARGB is using four ARGB-enabled Stratus 120 PWM fans. With the new series users can build systems that not just look cool but are well equipped to cool latest hardware. Up to 8 fans can be installed in the Regnum 400 Air and Regnum 400 ARGB to further maximize the cooling capacity. Thanks to the big tempered-glass side-panel, users get a great view on the components and the ARGB backlit core of the system in case of the Regnum 400 ARGB version.

With the new Regnum 400 series, users won't have to worry about system overheating. Four pre-installed Stratus 120 PWM fans are forming the basis for solid cooling. Three of the fans are located in the front and the fourth in the back of the chassis. This allows for an inaudible steady flow or performance driven airflow when needed. These quiet heroes run on robust fluid dynamic bearings and can be controlled through a PWM signal from 1.400 down to 200 RPM. The Regnum 400 series was designed with superb airflow in mind. In order to achieve this, ENDORFY utilizes a huge mesh-front panel and a magnetic mesh dust filter in the top. Additional fans can be installed to further boost the airflow, making the Regnum 400 Air and Regnum 400 ARGB even more versatile.

Cooling, the owner of SPC Gear and SilentiumPC, has today introduced its new global brand—ENDORFY—to the world. The move is as a result of international business expansion and the broadening of the target audience. ENDORFY goes beyond the gaming sector, wanting to reach all modern technology fans with both its message and products. The creation of the ENDORFY brand is a response to the dynamically changing nature of the technology market. It is also a long-term investment in securing the company's path towards further growth on the global market. Cooling has created a single and powerful brand that follows modern communication trends, meeting the demands of global consumers, as well as establishing itself across the technology market.

"After the success on local markets, the next natural step for us is further expansion", says Łukasz Zdziech, CEO of Cooling. He goes on to say, "Our company constantly strives to develop both the quality of offered products and the range of operations. We have already noted promising results on several foreign markets, e.g. in the Czech Republic and Germany. However, the time has come to significantly increase the scale of our operations. We will be present in nearly all of Europe, and in the future, all over the world. We want to compete with the biggest companies in the industry."