Razer is best known for gaming hardware replete with garish stylings and plenty of RGB lighting-- making the BlackWidow Lite, a minimalist mechanical keyboard in a matte shade of black, something of a surprise.

Technically a more "executive" version of the BlackWidow gaming keyboard, the BlackWidow Lite promises "near-silent, tactile feedback" through the use of Razer Orange switches. In case users want to cut down the noise even further, the keyboard also includes additional rubber o-rings. The keys promise an 80-million keystroke lifespan, as well as 10-key rollover with anti-ghosting.

Satechi announces a wireless charger featuring USB-C connectivity-- the Aluminum Type-C PD and QC Wireless Charger, a Qi-certified number complete with 10W wireless quick charging for compatible devices from Apple and Samsung.

The charger has an aluminium case with a rubberised top and a raised cross to make finding the charging coil easy. Over-temperature protection means the charger will not burn out devices, while "foreign object detection" promises to protect the charger from potentially damaging metal objects. An LED light on the front lets one know when charging is complete.

Customers wanting a wireless charger they can hide in the house? Accessory maker Twelve South might have a solution with the PowerPic, a regular 5x7 picture frame with a wireless charger inside.

The PowerPic charges any Qi-enabled phone, with up to 10W of fast wireless charging. It plugs into any USB outlet, PC or phone adapter, and a small status light on the back lets the user know when the phone is fully charged or if a foreign object is preventing the phone from charging properly. Wireless charging takes place through most phone cases up to 3mm thick.

MSI announces a pair of PC gaming peripherals making part of the GAMING portfolio-- the Clutch GM50 GAMING mouse and Vigor GK60 GAMING keyboard, both promising "unique" features and exclusive Gaming Center software.

The GM50 mouse features an ergonomic and lightweight design ideal for rapid movement in FPS or action games. It is built around the PMW 3330 optical sensor with a max CPI of 7200, and Omron switches with a lifetime of over 20 million clicks. Being a piece of gaming hardware means it also feature LED lighting around the outside, and users can customise it through MSI RGB Mystic Light software.

The 2018 iPad Pro ditching the proprietary Lightning port for a USB-C hub means more accessory opportunities, and Hyper is one of the first to take advantage with the HyperDrive USB-C hub

The HyperDrive adds no less than 6 ports to the latest Apple tablet-- namely HDMI, 3.5mm headphone jack, SD and microSD card slots, USB-A 3.0 and USB-C Power Delivery. It is built out of aluminium, includes a removable polycarbonate and ABS grip, and sits flush with the side of the display when hooked to the tablet, with or without the Smart Folio keyboard.

Corsair launches a pair of K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile mechanical gaming keyboards-- one regular, the other "Rapidfire," both featuring fast actuating Cherry MX Low Profile keyswitches within a slim design.

According to the company the Cherry MX Low Profile keyswitches offer the same performance as regular Cherry mechanical switches with a lower 11.9mm height and short actuation distance. Combined with redesigned low profile keycaps the switches reduce the full keypress distance to both bottom out the key and actuate the switch, lessening keypress fatigue.

The Tile Bluetooth tracker portfolio gets an update in the shape of two trackers-- the Tile Mate and Tile Pro, both offering replaceable coin cell batteries and a subscription service covering said batteries.

The Tile Mate has a Bluetooth range of 45m, and promises to be 100% louder compared to the previous version. Meanwhile the Tile Pro has 90m range, and is 50% louder. A small door in the back covers the battery, specifically a CR1632 coin cell battery for the Tile Mate and a CR2032 for the Tile Pro.

The Cooler Master MP860 is a mousepad with a twist-- as the first product in the Cooler Master M800 series, it is a dual-surface mousepad complete with RGB lighting.

The lighting comes through x19 LEDs embedded in the border of the mousepad. The company says the LEDs are capable of smooth animations and glitch-free transitions, and included Cooler Master software allows customers to choose from a set of presets (such as static, breathing, colour cycle, wave, stars, marquee) for customisation. The software also syncs lighting with other Cooler Master peripherals.