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    PC Gaming Back-to-School Gear: Which Upgrades Are Worth It?

    PC gaming has found an unusually credible place on the back-to-school shopping list: not as a distraction disguised as homework equipment, but as a set of peripherals and displays that can genuinely support both coursework and downtime. A new PC Gamer back-to-school deal roundup makes that case...
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    Razer Pikachu & Eevee Gaming Gear Launches July 15, 2026

    Razer has launched a Pikachu & Eevee-themed peripheral collection with The Pokémon Company International, putting licensed artwork and a bright pink finish on four existing wired gaming products. The range arrived July 15, 2026, during Pokémon’s 30th anniversary year, and is available in the US...
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    Razer Pokémon Espeon & Umbreon Collection Is Available Now

    Razer has released the four-piece Razer x Pokémon Espeon and Umbreon Collection for Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, pairing a Kraken V4 X headset, Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard, Cobra mouse, and Gigantus V2 mouse mat. The collection is available now in the United States, Latin America, Europe...
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    HyperX NGENUITY 2026: Choose Current or Legacy by Device

    HyperX NGENUITY in 2026 is HP-owned HyperX’s free Windows 10 and Windows 11 control software for compatible mice, keyboards, headsets, microphones, and controllers, but owners must choose between the current application for newer hardware and NGENUITY Legacy for many peripherals sold from 2018...
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    Razer Wuthering Waves Denia Collection: Themed Chair, Keyboard, Mouse & Mat

    Razer announced the Razer | Wuthering Waves Collection on July 2, 2026, a Kuro Games collaboration that turns Denia, one of Wuthering Waves’ newest Resonators, into a four-piece lineup of officially licensed gaming peripherals. The collection is not a new hardware platform so much as a branded...
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    Razer Synapse Web: Browser Based Config for Huntsman V3 Pro

    Razer’s long-running software headache may finally have a practical escape hatch: Synapse Web, a browser‑based beta that offloads basic device configuration from a permanently running desktop client to a lightweight, on‑demand web UI. The rollout is deliberately narrow — Razer launched the web...