ai peripherals

Redragon’s latest product drop — a broad lineup of gaming and office peripherals that, according to a TechPowerUp post, even includes an “AI Mouse” — is less a technological leap and more a mirror of the industry’s current marketing choreography: sprinkle “AI” on a product, lean into blurbs...

Logitech’s CEO cut through the hype: many standalone AI gadgets are solutions looking for problems, and that blunt assessment is reshaping how hardware makers — and buyers — should think about artificial intelligence in everyday devices. Background The past two years have been a feeding frenzy...

Logitech’s CEO has just delivered one of the clearest public rebukes of the current rush toward stand‑alone “AI gadgets,” calling many of them “a solution looking for a problem” and doubling down on a different playbook: fold intelligence into the devices people already use rather than invent...

In a world saturated with intangible digital assistants and slick virtual intelligence, the notion of giving form to AI—making it tactile, visible, and even collectible—feels not just overdue, but quietly revolutionary. This sentiment is embodied in the mesmerizing Copilot Home and Copilot Dock...

Razer, a brand synonymous with innovation in the gaming peripherals market, has once again set the stage for debate with the announcement of three unconventional products: the ultra-portable Razer Joro keyboard, the compact Basilisk Mobile mouse, and the Clio speaker cushion headrest designed...