Epomaker showcases new gaming peripherals at IFA 2026

Epomaker, a leading manufacturer of gaming peripherals, is making a significant presence at the International Consumer Electronics Show (IFA) in Berlin this week. The company is showcasing its latest products, including keyboards, mice, and a new gaming headset, as part of its ongoing European exhibition tour.

IFA, which has a rich history dating back over a century, is one of the world's largest consumer technology exhibitions. Epomaker has been a regular participant for several years and aims to connect directly with users, partners, and industry professionals through its booth. The event, which runs from September 4 to September 8, 2026, at Messe Berlin, is expected to draw a wide range of attendees, including technology enthusiasts, professionals, and media representatives.

Visitors to Epomaker's booth, located in Hall 6.2a, Booth 106, can explore a range of new products, including the RT Series, TMR keyboards, the HE Series, and the Split Series. The company is also presenting its first gaming headset, the GX1, which was developed based on community feedback.

The RT Series, known for its retro-inspired design, includes models like the RT75, RT85, and RT98. The RT75 features interchangeable screens and buttons, while the RT85 includes a joystick and a rotary knob. The RT98 takes customization further with a modular numpad companion, which can be placed on either side of the main keyboard according to user preference.

Epomaker is also showcasing its TMR keyboards, the HE75 V2 TMR and the HE65 V2 TMR, which support mechanical and magnetic switches and use TMR sensor technology for enhanced input precision and response times. The HE series, including models such as the HE108, HE75 V2, and HE30, and ISO-layout models like the HE68 Lite ISO, are also on display, offering configurations tailored to European user preferences.

The Split Series, designed with ergonomic considerations, allows for greater flexibility in positioning and customization. The Split70 and Split65 can be separated into two independent halves, enabling users to adjust the distance and angle between the two sides based on their typing habits and preferred posture. Both keyboards support VIA, which provides users with greater flexibility to remap keys and customize their layouts.

Epomaker's mouse lineup has expanded significantly, with models designed around different hand shapes, materials, and usage preferences. The Carbon X features an aerospace-grade carbon fiber shell, while the Carbonis uses a composite carbon fiber construction to balance weight and durability. The Nex Lite adopts an ergonomic shape that follows the natural contours of the hand, and the Nex Pro focuses on comfortable handling while maintaining precise and consistent control during extended use.

The company's new gaming headset, the GX1, marks its first foray into the audio peripheral market. Developed in response to community feedback, the GX1 features an open-back earcup design, providing a spacious and natural sound with clear audio and a greater sense of openness. It also offers accurate positional audio, reliable connectivity, and greater comfort during extended sessions.

Throughout IFA 2026, Epomaker will continue to showcase its latest products and gather feedback from users and industry professionals. The brand emphasizes the importance of community input in its product development process, aiming to inform future products and refinements as it expands its global lineup.

Visitors to the Epomaker booth can explore the full range of products on display and engage with the company's team to learn more about its innovative peripherals.