Stylish and without compromises: Thanks to its full 3-block layout, floating keys and customizable RGB illumination, the SKILLER SGK36W has a gaming style that gets straight to the point. The functionality of the keyboard is completed with responsive, linear switches and a dual-mode capability that offers wired or wireless operation.

Wireless Operation with Long Battery Life
Using the included USB nano receiver, the SKILLER SGK36W can be operated totally cable free via a 2.4 GHz wireless connection. The integrated battery can stay charged for up to 55 hours and can be recharged during operation using the supplied cable.

Leading digital lifestyle accessories brand, Trust Electronics Ltd, is pleased to announce the expansion of its gaming portfolio with the launch of its two new mechanical gaming keyboards, the Torix and Acira. Both providing different options for gamers, the Torix is a full-size mechanical gaming keyboard that combines premium features with an intuitive design whereas the Acira is a 60% mini mechanical keyboard which leans towards the rising trend in compact gaming keyboards. The Trust Torix is available to buy from Very for £59.99 and the Trust Acira is available to buy from Very for £39.99. Trust GXT 866 Torix Premium Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Available from Very for £59.99.

The Trust GXT 866 is a premium mechanical gaming keyboard that is designed to elevate player's gaming experiences. Combining premium features with an intuitive design, it delivers high performance and precision to gamers. Designed with both new and hardcore gamers in mind, the Torix brings a new level of performance and durability to the Trust Gaming range. Boasting low profile keys equipped with Mechanical Huano Linear switches, gamers can expect swift key presses, up to 50 million keystrokes, and extra comfortable typing for smooth and enjoyable gameplay. Not just excelling in performance, the Torix also has style. Featuring full RGB backlighting, users can completely customise the lighting to suit their style or mood. With 16.8 million colour combinations and effects to choose from and the possibility to customise each key separately, this is just one more way for gamers to fully immerse themselves in the game.

Delux is lining up significant upgrades for its top-of-the-line M800PRO model, which is a not too subtle clone of Razer's Viper series of symmetrical-shaped gaming mice. Enthusiasts have placed the M800's chassis as an intermediate between the full-sized Viper and Viper Mini, so it could be considered as a medium-sized equivalent. In order to match the competition in terms of specifications and features, Delux has sought to upgrade the M800PRO's internal hardware and has also made changes to its externals.

Pixart's PAW3395 has been selected as the new optical sensor, which is a significant generational upgrade over the previous M800PRO iteration's PAW3370. Delux has not confirmed, within its specifications list, whether MotionSync will be enabled by default. The upgraded sensor is capable of running this feature, and the vast majority of gaming mouse manufacturers have chosen to enable it. The PAW3395 is rated for a 26,000 maximum DPI, 650 IPS speed, 50 g acceleration and 1000 Hz polling rate. The lift off distance (LOD) is adjustable between heights of 1 and 2 mm.