Accessory maker Hyper takes to Kickstarter to launch the HyperJuice-- a 100W GaN charger able to deliver the maximum amount of power the USB-C standard can handle from a package the size of a pack of cards.

According to the company, the HyperJuice uses "industry-leading" Navitas GaNFast NV6117 Power IC technology to shrink down the components making traditional chargers. Use of the Gallium Nitride semiconductor allows it to power devices at higher voltages, as well as switch frequencies for smaller and more efficient chargers.

Razer launches a pair of wireless versions of the 2017 Basilisk gaming mouse-- the Basilisk Ultimate and Basilisk X Hyperspeed, both promising to offer best-in-class wireless connectivity via HyperSpeed technology.

According to the company, HyperSpeed is 25% faster than any other wireless gaming technology. It is apparently tested by "top eSports athletes," and claims the lowest click latency and fastest transmission speeds for instantaneous swipes and clicks. Adaptive Frequency Hopping provides lag-free connection by constantly scanning frequency channels for interference and switching across channels in real-time.

Nomad follows a number of other companies to fill the void following the failure of the Apple AirPower wireless charger with the Base Station Pro, a device able to simultaneously charge three different devices.

The AirPower failed to make to the market after Apple admitted it could manage to achieve its typical "high standards" for the project. Nomad says this is not the case with the Base Station Pro, since it also charge devices without need for exact placement on the pad. To do so it uses an 18-coil matrix and Aira FreePower wireless charging technology to create a single large wireless charging surface with algorithms able to figure out where the devices being charged are.

Sennheiser claims the GSP 370 wireless gaming headset is the first to feature 100 hours of battery life, the result of both low power consumption and, of course, a long-lasting battery.

In fact, the company says a customer using the headset for 6 hours per week only needs to charge the GSP 370 once every 4 months, and since it can be used while recharging no gaming time gets interrupted. The headset is PC, Macs and PS4 compatible, and promises audio with near-zero delay as well as Sennheiser audio quality. The microphone features noise canceling, and users can mute it by simply lifting the boom arm.