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IKEA announces Xbox collaboration
IKEA has announced a new collaboration with Xbox, following a previous partnership with ASUS ROG. The company teased controller-themed products on Instagram, with a full reveal planned for August 26, 2026, at Gamescom. This marks IKEA's second major gaming brand collaboration, after releasing gaming furniture with ASUS ROG in 2021.
I've tested Asus' golden $260 gaming mouse and, regrettably, it's really quite good
The Asus ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 is a high-end gaming mouse that, despite its extravagant gold detailing and premium price of $260, offers impressive performance and build quality. While its 82g weight and high DPI/polling rate might not be for everyone, its comfortable design, smooth glide, and satisfying buttons make it a viable, albeit luxurious, option for dedicated PC gamers.
Asus is releasing 'mystery' mini loot boxes with the most peculiar little keycaps I've ever seen
Asus ROG is releasing 'Mystery Box Edition 20' keycaps as part of its 20th-anniversary line-up. Each box contains six mystery keycaps featuring miniature versions of ROG peripherals like the Gladius mouse, Raikiri controller, Delta headset, Chariot chair, and Claymore keyboard. The company also announced more serious products at Computex, including an esports OLED monitor.
I'm not usually a fan of lightweight Esports mice, but the latest one from Asus ROG upped my kill-count in my favorite game so I'm now questioning my bizarre taste in clickers
The Asus ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 is a luxurious, lightweight Esports gaming mouse that, despite initial reservations about its design, impressed with its performance and premium features. While its high price and surface texture during sweaty sessions are drawbacks, its excellent build quality, 8K polling rate, and customizable options make it a compelling, albeit expensive, choice for competitive PC gamers.
This could be the competitive panel of my dreams: the 'world's first esport OLED monitor' looks to be a…
Asus ROG has teased a new 540 Hz OLED monitor aimed at esports professionals, likely featuring a 24-25 inch 1080p display. This new monitor aims to combine the benefits of OLED technology, such as response time and motion clarity, with the preferred form factor for competitive gaming.
