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At Computex 2025 in Taipei, Aikun presented a full line-up of input devices that a young spokesman, 15-year-old Ahmed, enthusiastically walked through on camera. The China-based vendor, active in peripheral design for roughly two decades, centered its booth on three boards: the full-size GX600 membrane keyboard with 1000 Hz USB polling, the hot-swappable mechanical GX920 Commander equipped with Outemu Blue or Red switches, and the tri-mode Cova GX9610WR that combines BT 5.0, 2.4 GHz and USB-C while running a 2 000 mAh Li-Po pack for week-long wireless operation. Per-key RGB, on-board macro storage, and Windows-lock features were common across the line-up, underscoring a push toward gamer-friendly amenities. https://www.aikun.co

Ahmed focused first on the keyboards’ tactile interface: a clickable aluminium media dial that adjusts volume or brightness, double-shot ABS keycaps with north-facing LEDs, and a clear polycarbonate top plate that reveals the switch housings and the steel plate below. Hot-swap Kailh-style sockets let users swap linear, tactile or clicky stems without soldering, while 26-key anti-ghosting safeguards simultaneous inputs. The boards retain spill-resistant membranes or gasket mounts depending on the model, aiming for 100 million actuations before failure, an interval verified by the company’s ISO 9001 endurance lab.

He then demonstrated a wireless mouse that recharges inductively by resting on a magnetic pad built into the matching desk mat. The ambidextrous shell weighs roughly 65 g yet houses a PixArt PAW3395 sensor rated to 26 K DPI and 1 000 Hz over 2.4 GHz. Kailh GM 8.0 primary switches, a detachable USB-C cable for wired fallback, and four PTFE skates round out the hardware, while Aikun Control Center syncs its RGB zones with the keyboards for unified lighting, macro binding and firmware updates within a single software stack.

Popularity, Ahmed noted, tilts toward Aikun’s 68-key compact board; teachers at his school prefer its small footprint and students appreciate the sculpted low-profile keycaps that reduce wrist extension. By pairing mainstream MCU controllers with OEM switch bins, Aikun keeps ex-works pricing below US \$20 on high-volume orders, enabling regional distributors to bundle durable, backlit peripherals with entry-level gaming PCs. The Computex debut therefore highlights a cost-efficient path to RGB, hot-swap and tri-mode connectivity that should resonate across the global peripherals market

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