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HyperX Clutch Talon: Premium, Swap‑Friendly Xbox Controller with 3D‑Printable Customization
technology23 days ago

HyperX Clutch Talon: Premium, Swap‑Friendly Xbox Controller with 3D‑Printable Customization

HyperX announced the Clutch Talon, a wireless Xbox controller billed as premium and hot-swappable. It features a full 10-button layout, hall-effect sticks and triggers, an onboard remappable interface, and the ability to swap triggers, sticks, back paddles, and cover plates. It also supports printing custom front and back panels via open-source files for 3D printers. The price is expected to be around $159.99 with a summer 2026 release window, though no exact date has been given yet.

Razer BlackWidow V4: A Game-Changing Hot-Swap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
technology2 years ago

Razer BlackWidow V4: A Game-Changing Hot-Swap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Razer has launched its first hot-swappable mechanical gaming keyboard, the BlackWidow V4. This keyboard allows users to remove and replace the switches, offering customization options for clicky, linear, and tactile keys. The keyboard features Razer's third-generation orange tactile switches and a Ten-Keyless layout. While the keyboard is highly customizable and offers a satisfying typing experience, it is relatively expensive compared to other brands in the market.

The WhiteFox Eclipse: A Wireless, Hot-Swappable Classic Keyboard
technology3 years ago

The WhiteFox Eclipse: A Wireless, Hot-Swappable Classic Keyboard

The WhiteFox Eclipse is a new wireless mechanical keyboard that is hot-swappable and gasket-mounted, with a 4,000mAh battery that can last up to 90 hours. It features a magnetic assembly that allows for easy opening and tinkering, RGB LEDs, and the ability to reprogram the keyboard using VIA software. The keyboard is available in low-profile plastic, low-profile aluminum, and high-profile aluminum cases, with prices starting at $120. The WhiteFox Eclipse is a new keyboard that leans on the WhiteFox's design, made by a different company and available for crowdfunding.