FLEsports unveiled a line of carbon‑fiber gaming peripherals at Computex 2026, opting for real composite housing rather than printed decals. The N69 wireless mouse straps onto a dedicated dock and supports 2.4 GHz RF, Bluetooth, and wired USB. Its shell pairs a carbon‑fiber top with an ABS base, while a PixArt 3950 sensor delivers up to 30,000 dpi and Kailh optical switches handle clicks.

The T75 HE 75% keyboard measures 322.8 mm × 138.3 mm × 34.7 mm and blends an aluminium lower chassis with a carbon‑fiber lid. It houses Kailh Verdant Clouds magnetic Hall‑effect switches, hot‑swapable, beneath Cherry‑profile PBT keycaps. Connectivity mirrors the mouse—2.4 GHz RF, Bluetooth, and USB—giving gamers flexible link options on a compact board. Its key travel feels crisp, and the hot‑swap design lets users experiment with different Hall‑effect modules.

The T87 HE tenkeyless board measures 370.5 mm × 150 mm × 40.3 mm, pairing a carbon‑fiber top with an ABS underside and retaining the same magnetic Verdant Cloud switches, but it offers only wired USB connectivity. The ultra‑compact T60 HE 60% model, at 300 mm × 110 mm × 37 mm, is built entirely from carbon fiber and swaps in Babao Lava switches beneath Cherry‑profile PBT caps. By delivering genuine composite shells across three form factors, FLEsports pushes premium aesthetics into mainstream gaming gear.