ATK Gear unveiled the Nothing 68 magnetic keyboard at Computex 2026, featuring a compact 68% layout with full-size arrow cluster. The translucent design comes in two colorways - clear and smoky gray - with RGB lighting under diffusers along the case edges. The gasket mount design provides sound damping, while polycarbonate keycaps with UV printing suggest Crystal Blade switches, continuing ATK's strategy of budget peripherals with premium internals.

Alongside the Nothing 68, ATK introduced its premium sub-brand Velota with the Fuzzy 60 V2 keyboard. This 60% layout model features a quick-release aluminum top case instead of plastic, using ATK's custom Silver Regent switch with transparent design. The keyboard includes a bottom accent plate with polished metal trim, maintaining aesthetic similarities to the Nothing 68 while elevating materials and construction quality in the new premium line.

The Velota brand remains China-exclusive for now, though ATK has previously expanded its Chinese-exclusive products to global markets. The Fuzzy 60 V2 is currently available for $299.99, positioning it as a premium option in ATK's lineup. This dual-product strategy shows ATK targeting both compact keyboard enthusiasts and premium design seekers, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape for mechanical keyboards at different price points.