Turtle Beach Corporation has introduced its new Command Series, marking a broader push into the PC peripherals market. The lineup includes keyboards, a modular keypad, and gaming mice designed to cover multiple price tiers while focusing on performance, customization, and daily usability.
The company says the new range is built to support gaming, content creation, and general productivity. CEO Cris Keirn described the launch as a key step forward, highlighting improvements in input speed, control options, and device flexibility across the lineup.
Six-device rollout across keyboards, keypads, and mice
The Command Series arrives with six products: KB7 TKL keyboard, KB5 full-size keyboard, KP7 modular keypad, and three mice—MC7, MC5, and MC3. Pre-orders are now open through Turtle Beach’s official store. Keyboards and the keypad are scheduled for global availability on May 21, 2026, while the mice will follow on July 19, 2026.
Touch-enabled keyboards aim at streamers and multitaskers
The KB7 TKL Hall-Effect wired keyboard is positioned as the flagship model. It features a 4.3-inch Command Touch Display with built-in support for OBS Studio and Streamlabs, allowing users to manage streams, trigger macros, and monitor system activity directly from the keyboard. It also includes adjustable Hall-Effect switches rated for up to 100 million keystrokes, per-key RGB lighting, and an 8K polling rate.
The KB5 full-size keyboard brings similar functionality with a smaller 2.4-inch display. It uses low-profile mechanical switches with fast actuation, pre-lubed stabilizers, and dedicated macro keys. Both keyboards feature aluminum-reinforced designs, detachable wrist rests, and double-shot PBT keycaps for durability.
The KP7 modular keypad is designed for flexible use. It can operate as a standalone input device or attach to the KB7 using dual rails. With Hall-Effect switches, adjustable actuation, and 8K polling, it targets users who want additional programmable controls for gaming or creative work.
Gaming Mice focus on performance and customization
The MC7 wireless mouse introduces a built-in touchscreen for direct control of DPI, macros, and applications. It supports tri-mode connectivity, including 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired operation. The mouse uses an Owl Eye 30K DPI optical sensor and Titan Optical switches, along with dual hot-swappable batteries designed for continuous use.
The MC5 wireless gaming mouse is built for speed and customization, offering up to 29 programmable inputs and 8K wireless polling. Turtle Beach claims up to 35 hours of usage at maximum performance settings.
The MC3 wired mouse serves as an entry option in the lineup. It includes a 30K DPI sensor, 1K polling rate, customizable RGB lighting, and onboard profile support, aimed at users who prefer a wired setup.
Pricing and availability
Pricing starts at $79.99 for the MC3 wired mouse and goes up to $199.99 for the KB7 TKL keyboard. The full Command Series is available for pre-order now, with a phased release planned between May and July 2026.
With this launch, Turtle Beach expands its footprint beyond headsets, introducing a broader ecosystem of PC peripherals built around faster input, integrated controls, and modular design.
