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This week in Controllers & peripherals · updated Fri Oct 23 2026

Premium gaming peripherals continued to emphasize specialized features this week, with manufacturers targeting distinct user segments. Flight simulation saw a major update as Thrustmaster refined its flagship A-10C control system, maintaining its premium positioning while enhancing tactile performance. Meanwhile, competitive gaming keyboards advanced with Razer's compact 65% model introducing Hall Effect technology and esports-focused features like Rapid Trigger. Innovation also extended to mice, with Pulsar's latest design incorporating active cooling technology alongside high-performance sensors. Across all three categories, brands balanced performance upgrades against practical trade-offs—whether force feedback limitations, wired connectivity, or power consumption—highlighting ongoing engineering challenges in premium peripheral design.

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