Epomaker NEX Pro Mouse and GX1 Headset Revealed at Gamescom

Epomaker showcases the NEX Pro mouse with 42,000 DPI and the GX1 headset under $50 at Gamescom and IFA 2026.

Epomaker is expanding its lineup of gaming peripherals with several new devices aimed at PC gamers who want affordable options. The company showcased these products at Gamescom and IFA 2026, giving buyers a look at upcoming hardware before retail launch. This update matters because it introduces new form factors and sensor technologies at price points that target budget-conscious enthusiasts. Gamers looking for versatile input devices now have more choices in the $50 to $80 range.

New peripherals include magnetic switch keyboards and a 42,000 DPI mouse

The new lineup includes the HE108, HE75 V2 TMR, and HE65 V2 TMR keyboards, alongside the NEX Pro mouse and GX1 headset. The HE108 stands out with Human Fall Flat branding and magnetic switches that support analog input sensing. This feature allows for more nuanced control in games that benefit from variable trigger depths. The HE75 V2 TMR and HE65 V2 TMR round out the keyboard selection with similar magnetic switch technology.

GX1 Headset Drivers: 50-millimeter
GX1 Headset Connectivity: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB Type-C, 3.5-millimeter
NEX Pro Sensor: PixArt PAW3950
NEX Pro DPI: up to 42,000 DPI
NEX Pro Polling Rate: up to 8,000 Hz

The NEX Pro mouse focuses on high precision with a PixArt PAW3950 sensor. It supports a resolution of up to 42,000 DPI and a polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz in 2.4 GHz and USB modes. Epomaker claims this configuration offers high precision for the $80 price point. The mouse also comes with a charging dock for convenient power management.

The GX1 headset provides multiple connectivity options to suit different setups. It features 50-millimeter drivers and supports 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB Type-C, and 3.5-millimeter connections. Epomaker prices the GX1 at just under $50, making it an accessible entry-level option. We touched on Epomaker GX1 Gaming Headset Launches with in our earlier Epomaker coverage.

Epomaker displayed these devices at Gamescom and IFA 2026, but exact retail release dates remain unconfirmed. The company is present at these events through the end of the week and into early September. Buyers should monitor official channels for specific launch windows as the company moves toward global availability.

Source: NotebookCheck