Iqunix Introduces Its First 75% HE Keyboard, Shows “Ultra-Lightweight” Gaming Mouse at Computex 2026

Iquinix booth at Computex 2026 was packed with its upcoming peripheral lineup with Hall Effect magnetic switch keyboards and lightweight magnesium gaming mice. The Iquinix EC75HE keyboard makes its official debut after it was teased recently. This model is the company first 75% layout keyboard, a step away from ultra-compact configurations. The keyboard implements standard spacing for the F-row and main navigation cluster. Built with a CNC-machined aluminium chassis and hybrid construction including adjustable typing angle, 8,000 Hz polling rate and 16,000 Hz scan rate. The integrated Hall Effect (HE) magnetic switches support adjustable actuation points and Rapid Trigger.

We first met the Iquinix Q101 gaming mouse prototype at CES 2026 in January and we’ve found it again here at Computex. The mouse features a symmetrical, ultra-lightweight design built around a magnesium alloy shell. A modular design allows users to remove sections of the magnesium chassis and replace them with alternative translucent plastic windows. Internal hardware includes a 26,000 DPI optical sensor.

The Iquinix EV63HE keyboard series revealed in May was also on display with the two official “Ghost in the Shell” special editions. It features a CNC-machined aluminium base, aluminium plate, 8,000 Hz polling rate and 16,000 Hz scan rate. It comes with custom Keytok Nova linear magnetic switches, which feature a light 35-48 gf operating force and 3.4 mm of total travel.Finally, Iquinix showcased the MG96Pro from its established Magi series portfolio. The low-profile keyboard measures 11 mm in thickness and uses a compact 96% form factor that integrates a dedicated numeric keypad. Built on a proprietary Le-Tray Gasket Mount system, it features custom low-profile mechanical switches, dedicated physical multimedia controls, hidden receiver storage, and tri-mode connectivity supporting 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired USB modes.

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