HyperX announces the Pulsefire FPS Pro-- a gaming mouse complete with RGB LED lighting, as well as a Pixart 3389 sensor, premium Omron switches, 6 programmable buttons and onboard memory for custom profile storage.

The highest-end mouse from the Kingston gaming division yet, the Pulsefire FPS Pro offers an updated sensor with 3 DPI presents, 800, 1600 ad 3200 DPI. All are available at the touch of a button, and customers can configure native DPI settings up to 16000 DPI. Onboard memory stores custom DPI settings, together with programs for the 6 buttons, with HyperX NGenuity software taking care of sensor performance, macros and DPI settings configuration.

The Memomate promises to allow customers to do a lot with a single device, being a combination of a 6.5-inch eInk display with stylus input support, a 10000mAh battery pack and, finally, wireless charging capability.

The battery portion of the device comes complete with x2 USB ports for power output, as well as microUSB and Lightning ports for charging the pack. Meanwhile the wireless charger comes built into an optional case able to draw power from an integrated USB cable plugged into the pack.

The Microsoft Inspire partner conference has Kensington announce a dock accessory allowing customers to turn the Surface Pro tablet into a miniature Surface Studio complete with articulating hinge and multiple display support.

Dubbed the SD7000 Dual 4K Surface Pro Docking Station, the dock is described as the "the ultimate docking solution for Surface Pro." It uses the Surface Connector to add x4 USB ports, x1 ethernet port, x1 USB-C, x1 HDMI and x1 DisplayPort, as well as provide power to the tablet and all connected accessories.

A Kickstarter project by startup Human Things promises to bring a missing feature to Nintendo's popular Switch console-- wireless headphone support, through a USB-C dongle dubbed the Genki.

The Switch technically already supports wireless headsets, but only by plugging an adapter in the USB-A port found in the dock included with the console. The Genki sets to solve the issue by being a small dongle users connect in the USB-C port of the console, meaning it can be used even in handheld mode. It offers Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, with support for up aptX low latency audio and up to 2 simultaneous audio devices.