If “another black mouse and RGB keyboard” feels boring, you’re in the right place. This gift guide rounds up unusual gaming tech with either a radical form-factor or a genuinely new interaction model. These are the kinds of presents that make people say, “Wait—what is that?” and then keep using them for months.
1) AZERON One-Hand Keypad (Cyborg II / Keyzen)
What it is: A one-handed gaming keypad that blends a gamepad’s thumbstick with a keyboard’s macro power. Multiple “finger tower” keys + an analog 360° thumbstick let you replace WASD, map dozens of inputs, and fine-tune angles to your hand.
Price & where to buy: Starting around €195–€252 depending on model/variant; available direct from Azeron and now also on Amazon for select configs (recent US discounts put Keyzen near $214).
Good gift for: Tinkerers, FPS/RPG power users, anyone who wants to ditch standard WASD.
2) XGUN — Hybrid Light-Gun + Controller for PC
What it is: A modern light-gun style controller with 4-corner tracking, Hall-effect joysticks, and adaptive recoil, designed for PC/Steam play. Think “arcade light-gun vibes” without the CRT.
Price & where to buy: Sold via Amazon US (availability and price vary by listing/stock).
Good gift for: Retro shooter fans, arcade lovers, and anyone who wants a totally different desktop input experience.
3) AirPoint Ring-Mouse (Wearable)
What it is: A ring-shaped, wearable mouse with 3D air-gesture control—point, swipe, and click from your finger. It doubles as a presentation wand and a neat couch-PC accessory.
Price & where to buy: $179.99 on the Magnima official store (AirPoint Ring).
Good gift for: Futurists, living-room PC users, creators who present often.
4) AutoKeybo (Morphing Keyboard + Trackpad + PC) — Concept Crossing into Reality
What it is: A shape-shifting mechanical keyboard that can become a touchpad/number pad—and it’s actually a Windows 11 PC inside (RAM, ports, dual 4K HDMI). It aims to cut hand travel by fusing keyboard + pointing right under your fingers.
Price & where to buy: Official site shows “sign-up” status; CES coverage pegs an expected price around $699 when released. Treat as pre-order/coming soon rather than in-stock.
Good gift for: Early adopters who don’t mind waiting and want a desk centerpiece with a story.
5) RAGNOK ErgoStrike7 — Gun-Shaped Mouse with Recoil
What it is: A gun-style vertical mouse that adds recoil haptics for FPS games. It’s instantly eye-catching on a desk and genuinely changes how shooting feels—novel form plus practical feedback.
Price & where to buy: $129 on the RAGNOK official store (regular $169).
Good gift for: FPS die-hards, streamers, anyone who wants a “gift with a reaction.”
6) NIKOLATOY Maglev Iron Man Arc Reactor — Floating Desk Art
What it is: A magnetic-levitation Arc Reactor that floats/spins above a base—pure desk wow-factor with sci-fi vibes for stream backgrounds or shelf displays.
Price & where to buy: $125 on NIKOLATOY official site (variants/sets available; prices can vary on resellers).
Good gift for: Marvel fans, collectors, and anyone who wants a showpiece next to their rig.
7) SNEAKER MASTER RACE (Cooler Master Sneaker X PC)
What it is: A fully built gaming PC shaped like a sneaker (design by JMDF). It’s not a peripheral—it’s a centerpiece rig that turns a setup into a museum piece.
Price & where to buy: Sold by Cooler Master and select retailers; configurations vary (Amazon carries prebuilt specs like i7/4070 Ti). Treat pricing as varies by spec / limited runs.
Good gift for: The ultimate flex. If they already “have everything,” they don’t have this.
How to Choose (In One Minute)
- New interaction first: If you want functional novelty, go Azeron (one-hand + thumbstick), XGUN (aim/recoil), or Ring-Mouse (wearable gestures).
- Conversation piece with gameplay payoff: ErgoStrike7 nails the “that’s wild” look while improving FPS feel.
- Desk character & vibe: AIBI Pocket or Maglev Arc Reactor add personality to any battlestation.
- Go big or go home: Sneaker X is the end-boss of statement builds.
Final Thoughts
Great gaming gifts don’t have to be predictable. Pick something with a striking shape or a fresh way to play, and it becomes more than a tool—it becomes a story they’ll tell every time someone points at their desk and asks, “What on earth is that?” From one-hand keypads and gun-mice to wearable ring-pointers and levitating desk art, these eight ideas cover the full spectrum of “weird but wonderful”—and yes, they’re the kind of gifts people actually end up using (or proudly displaying) long after the wrapping paper’s gone.
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