Pro Gamers Group at Computex: new PC cases, PSUs, Keyboards, Cooling & more
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Pro Gamers Group has returned to Computex 2026 with another huge product showcase, bringing together products from across its portfolio of 11 brands. While the company highlighted everything from sim racing gear to streaming peripherals, HAVN, Ducky, and Endgame Gear delivered some of the most notable announcements for PC builders and gamers.
The HAVN HS 360 was arguably the standout product at the brand’s showcase – a 19.4% smaller version of its popular HS 420 that launched back in 2024. It features new cooling panels that help guide air over the core components – reducing operating temps when under load.
Outside of HAVN, Ducky released a whole host of cool, game-based keyboard designs, a new Year of the Horse limited edition Cushion 98 keyboard, and the latest OK-HE hall-effect keyboard (designed for competitive gamers).
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Endgame Gear continues to push the limits of speed with its peripheral lineup, showcasing the OPL1 8K V2 mouse (the fastest combined click and sensor latency on the market), alongside the KB65HE keyboard – another Hall-effect board designed for serious players.
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HAVN showcases HS 360 and XR PSU lineup
Among HAVN’s Computex announcements, the HS 360 stood out as the company’s most significant reveal. Building on the success of the HS 420, the new chassis takes the same panoramic design language and scales it down into a smaller footprint, reducing overall volume by 19.4% while introducing several refinements aimed at increasing user experience.
Rather than reinventing the formula, HAVN has focused on improving what already worked. The result is a case that feels familiar to existing HS 420 fans while offering practical upgrades that make assembly easier and cooling performance more effective.
The signature curved glass panel also sees a significant improvement over the HS 420. HAVN has reduced the bend radius by 31.8%, resulting in a tighter curve that minimizes visual distortion and provides a clearer view of internal hardware. Comparing the HS 360 directly against its larger predecessor highlighted the improvement, with reflections and distortion appearing noticeably reduced.
HAVN also expanded its power supply lineup at the show, adding a 1200W model to its XR Series Platinum A++ range. The new unit joins the previously announced 1000W version that first appeared earlier this year at CES.
Both power supplies are designed with quiet operation as a key selling point, carrying Cybenetics Platinum A++ acoustic certification and targeting noise levels below 15 dBA under operation.
The XR series also includes a 600W-capable 12V-2×6 connector alongside a highly stable +12V rail engineered to handle modern GPU power demands and transient spikes. Cooling is handled by HAVN’s 135mm H Series fan, which utilizes a Harmonized Flow hub design and specially shaped blade edges intended to reduce turbulence and operating noise.
Ducky introduces new Cushion 98 and Hall-effect gaming keyboard
The centerpiece of Ducky’s showcase was the OK-HE, a Hall-effect keyboard equipped with 8K polling. The keyboard supports Rapid Trigger, SOCD functionality, and controller simulation features for a truly competitive feel.
Perhaps the most eye-catching reveal, however, is Ducky’s limited-edition Year of the Horse keyboard. Limited to just 999 units worldwide, the board is based on the Cushion 98 platform and draws inspiration from Red Hare, the legendary horse associated with the late Han Dynasty. The keyboard includes custom Crimson Steed switches while retaining the quick-latch case design, tri-mode connectivity, and VIA support found on the standard model.
Endgame Gear pushes for lower latency
Endgame Gear also arrived at Computex with a pair of products targeting competitive players.
The new OP1 8K v2 gaming mouse is claimed to offer the fastest combined click and sensor latency currently available. The mouse operates at an 8,000Hz polling rate, weighs approximately 49.5g, and uses a PixArt PAW3950 sensor paired with custom Kailh GX SPDT switches developed in partnership with Endgame Gear.
Complementing the mouse is the KB65HE 8K, a Hall-effect keyboard designed for esports players. It matches the OP1’s 8,000Hz polling rate while adding Rapid Trigger and SOCD support. The keyboard is housed in a CNC-machined anodized aluminum chassis and uses Raesha Silent Magnetic switches alongside PORON and silicone dampening materials.
Elsewhere at Pro Gamers Group showcase
While HAVN, Ducky, and Endgame Gear took center stage, Pro Gamers Group’s Computex booth featured several additional launches across its broader portfolio.
Nitro Concepts expanded its sim racing portfolio with the R300 EVO bucket seat and the IMMERSION Track haptic platform, which delivers force feedback effects through an eight-channel system compatible with SimHub.
Elsewhere, APNX showcased the LC1-D 360 liquid cooler, featuring a 4-inch IPS display capable of showing live system information and custom media uploads, while AeroCool revealed the Icicle AL60F Digi air cooler with an integrated hardware monitoring display.
Streamplify rounded out the announcements with the CAM SMART, a dual-lens 4K webcam featuring one-touch cinematic color grading and a magnetic rotation mount aimed at streamers and content creators.
With products spanning cases, power supplies, peripherals, cooling, simulation hardware, and streaming equipment, Pro Gamers Group’s Computex 2026 presence highlights the company’s growing hardware ecosystem and its ambitions to cover every part of the modern PC setup.
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