Along with the B2 headset, Sharkoon Technologies introduced the Rush ER40 gaming headset. It uses 50mm drivers and a USB connection with a 240cm cable for freedom of movement. The control panel embedded in the cable allows you to adjust the volume, turn off and turn on the microphone installed...
Sharkoon Technologies has expanded its headset range to include the B2 model with modular cable and detachable microphone. This design allows the B2 to be used as a headset or as a headphone – whether at home or traveling. The 110cm TRRS cable is convenient for use with mobile devices,...
Sharkoon Technologies introduced the Skiller SGK50 S4 mechanical keyboard. This is the first Sharkoon 60% keyboard, which lacks a block of numeric keys and a navigation block. Initially, the keyboard uses Kailh switches. Available in Red with a linear response without any response, Blue with a tactile response and Brown...
Sharkoon has announced the release of Shark Blades PWM and Shark Disc PWM fans, which are its first PWM fans. These are case fans with a standard size of 120 mm, decorated with full-color backlighting. The black Shark Blades PWM fan spins at 400-1400 RPM. The maximum speed corresponds to...
Sharkoon Technologies, a PC components and peripherals company, has unveiled the SFM11 hard-wearing floor protection mat. According to the manufacturer, the round rug with a diameter of 120 cm provides ample room for the chair to move “even in tense play situations.” The underside is made of non-slip silicone. The...
Sharkoon Technologies introduced the Skiller SGK3 White mechanical keyboard. It uses Kailh switches. As you can tell from the name of the keyboard, it is painted white. But the fact that the keyboard is decorated with customizable full-color backlighting was not reflected in the name. The keyboard is offered in...
Sharkoon Technologies this week unveiled the REV300 computer case. The manufacturer begins the description of the novelty by mentioning seven pre-installed fans, decorated with addressable full-color backlighting. The backlight is controlled by an eight-port controller with 20 manually selectable modes, compatible with MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte...
The Sharkoon range has been expanded to include the TG6M RGB body. It accommodates a mini-ITX, microATX or ATX board and up to seven expansion cards up to 40 cm in length.The maximum height of the processor cooling system is 16.7 cm, and the length of the power supply is...
Sharkoon introduced the 120mm Shark Disc fan, adorned with nine addressable RGB LEDs. A 120 mm fan with a hydrodynamic bearing rotates at a constant speed of 1000 rpm. Its productivity is 59 m3/ h The fan generates a pressure of 0.93 mm water column. The noise level is 17.5...
The catalog of Sharkoon Technologies, which specializes in components and peripherals for PCs, has added a mouse pad called Skiller SGP30 XXL. The last characters in the name suggest that the rug is large. And this is true: the dimensions of the Skiller SGP30 XXL are 900 x 400 x...
Marked as “new”, the Sharkoon Technologies catalog has been expanded to include the Light² 180, positioned as an ultralight gaming mouse. The weight of this mouse is 63 g. As can be seen in the illustrations, wishing to make the device lighter, its designers have resorted to a proven technique...
Sharkoon Technologies has expanded the range of computer cases with a white version of the popular model. The new product is called Sharkoon RGB Slider White. It is painted white and decorated with addressable lighting. Features include a tempered glass side panel, a black mesh top panel and an LED...
Sharkoon Technologies has unveiled the Elite Shark CA300H computer case. It is designed for mini-ITX, microATX, ATX and E-ATX boards. The dimensions of the case are 505 x 235 x 520 mm. The case accommodates expansion cards up to 400 mm long, and if you remove the front fan, then...
The Sharkoon range has been expanded with the Skiller SGK30 gaming keyboard, offered in two versions. They are distinguished by switches: red or blue. The manufacturer of the switches is not named, but traditionally the designation red is used for switches with linear travel without any response, and the designation...
