MSI Launches X68K Magnetic Keyboard and X7M Mouse in China

MSI launches the X68K magnetic axis keyboard with an aluminum body and the X7M PAW3950 gaming mouse. Both are now available in China.

MSI X68K keyboard and X7M mouse announcement graphic
MSI X68K keyboard and X7M mouse announcement graphic

introduced two new gaming peripherals in China today, expanding its X Series lineup with a focus on speed and build quality. The company released the X68K magnetic axis keyboard alongside the X7M lightweight wireless mouse to target competitive players.

MSI X68K keyboard and X7M mouse announcement graphic
MSI X68K keyboard and X7M mouse announcement graphic

Aluminum chassis keyboard and lightweight mouse target competitive gamers

The X68K keyboard features a chassis crafted from 6063 aluminum alloy for structural rigidity. It utilizes dedicated X-Stellar Hall effect switches powered by third-generation sensor technology to detect keystrokes.

Spec comparison

Spec X68K Keyboard X7M Mouse
Switch Type X-Stellar Magnetic Axis (Hall Effect) Omron Optical Microswitch
Sensor / Polling 8000Hz Polling Rate PAW3950 Optical Sensor
Build / Weight 6063 Aluminum Alloy Body 49g +/- 2g Lightweight Design
Launch Price 999 CNY (about $148) 499 CNY (about $73.69)

MSI equipped the X68K with an 8000Hz polling rate configuration to minimize input latency during gameplay. The device supports both Night Black and Day White color options for user preference.

The accompanying X7M mouse houses a high-performance PAW3950 optical sensor for precise tracking on various surfaces. It weighs only 49g plus or minus 2g and uses Omron optical microswitches for actuation.

MSI priced the X68K keyboard at 999 CNY upon launch, while the X7M mouse carries a price tag of 499 CNY. Both items are now available for purchase on Tmall and Douyin through official MSI flagship stores.

We touched on MSI X Series Peripherals Launch June 16: K… in our earlier Msi coverage. The new products reflect the brand's ongoing commitment to high-refresh-rate input devices.

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