In our latest Computex 2026 video, we break down all of the new hardware from Sharkoon, including the new Steelshark dual-chamber cases, new peripherals and more. 

Watch via YouTube below:

 

Timestamps:
00:00 Steelshark Mini M/G Case
01:50 S25
02:30 S25 V2 / Silent
03:00 SK4 aRGB / Mini
03:23 SK6 / AK7 / Elite Shark CA500
03:32 StealthBite IEM
04:20 SGK55W Keyboard
05:26 SGM70W / Fireglider One

The first product we noticed at the Sharkoon booth this year was the new Steel Shark case. This is a dual-chamber ATX chassis, with panoramic tempered glass, pre-installed ARGB fans and room for dual liquid-cooling radiators. It also supports the new wave of hidden connector motherboards while keeping the price down to a reasonable €89.90. If you want a more compact version, then there is also a Steel Shark Mini G and Mini M, offering the same dual-chamber layout, but in a more compact footprint and with room for fewer case fans.

Sharkoon also has the S25 series launching soon, available in three variants. The S25‑V2 provides a clean, understated design with two pre‑installed 120mm PWM fans, while the S25‑W2 ARGB adds ARGB fans and tempered glass for showing off your internals. There is also an S25 Silent that uses sound dampening materials to reduce fan noise.

On the power supply front, Sharkoon has the Rebel P20 Gen2, offering ATX 3.1 specs and Cybenetics Gold efficiency, along with modular cables, Japanese capacitors, a native 12V-2×6 connector and capacities up to 1000W.

Finally, for peripherals Sharkoon is showing a mix of brand-new and recently-launched products. The SKILLER SGM70W is a very lightweight mouse at 49g, and it has 8K polling too, making it a very good choice for competitive multiplayer games. Next to that is the FIREGLIDER One, which also weighs in at under 50g, but offers a PAW3311 sensor instead. The Drakonia 3 mouse is aimed at MMO players with its 12 extra buttons and extra-long battery life. For keyboards, Sharkoon has the PureWriter W100, which is aimed more at work-from-home setups rather than gamers with its low-profile, typing-centric design. For audio, Sharkoon has the Stealthbite IEMs, aiming to deliver greater accuracy and detail compared to typical earbuds.

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Sharkoon has introduced the S25 mid-tower PC case series, featuring three models – the S25-V2, the S25-W2 ARGB, and the S25 Silent. The entire lineup features a unified physical compatibility layout, delivering native support for top-mounted 360mm liquid-cooling radiators, an external 5.25-inch front drive bay, and a USB Type-C front port.

The individual models are customised to target different aesthetic and acoustic configurations. The S25-W2 ARGB features a tempered glass side panel and an integrated 2-port addressable RGB controller to manage system lighting. It ships with one 120mm ARGB PWM fan at the rear and one 120mm PWM fan at the front, supporting up to seven fans in total.

The S25-V2 targets a minimalist look with solid panelling, changing the pre-installed fan layout to two standard 120mm PWM fans while retaining the seven-fan maximum capacity. The S25 Silent aims to reduce noise through four sound-damping mats, shipping with two pre-installed 120mm PWM fans, and scaling down the total number of fan mounts to four locations.

The shared internal footprint accommodates graphics cards up to 380mm long, CPU air coolers up to 172mm tall, and power supplies up to 220mm long. Storage trays provide physical mounts for either two 3.5-inch hard drives or four 2.5-inch solid-state drives. The top I/O panel houses the single USB Type-C port alongside two standard USB 3.0 ports. For maintenance, a removable slide-out dust filter is installed on the bottom panel of all models, while the S25-V2 and S25-W2 ARGB add a secondary magnetically attached dust filter across the top panel.

The Sharkoon S25 series is now available with the S25-V2 starting at €54.90, the S25-W2 ARGB at €59.90, and the S25 Silent at €64.90.

KitGuru says: The S25 is an understated case, but it gets the job done while keeping prices low. 

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Sharkoon has announced the Skiller SGM70W, an ultra-lightweight gaming mouse weighing 49g. The mouse features the PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor and supports both wired and wireless connectivity. Designed for competitive gaming, the mouse includes an 8000Hz polling rate in wireless mode.

The Skiller SGM70W sensor delivers a maximum resolution of 26,000DPI. Sharkoon has integrated physical controls on the underside of the mouse to allow DPI and polling rate adjustments without requiring additional software. The symmetrical body is specifically shaped for right-handed users and supports palm, claw, and fingertip grip styles.

The mouse features two smooth glass feet for frictionless gliding. The 49g chassis is intended to reduce fatigue during extended usage while facilitating fast flick movements. For the sensor, we have the reliable PixArt PAW3395 for tracking accuracy, with wireless connection support for an 8K polling rate. As for the switches used in the two main buttons, we have two Huano ones rated for 100 million clicks.

The battery life is decent, with the 500mAh battery capable of lasting up to 70 hours (at a 1000Hz polling rate). The Skiller SGM70W comes with a USB-C cable and is now available at a recommended retail price of €39.90.

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KitGuru says: Given its feature set, the new Sharkoon Skiller SGM70W mouse is incredibly well priced. Assuming it delivers on its promises, this looks like a no-brainer for anyone looking for a cheap yet capable gaming mouse, provided you like its shape.

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Sharkoon has expanded its case lineup with the Steel Shark, a dual‑chamber ATX chassis built for clean layouts, strong airflow, and high‑end hardware. With tempered‑glass panels, four pre‑installed ARGB PWM fans, and support for BTF motherboards, it targets builders who want tidy cable management and a showcase‑ready system.

The dual‑chamber structure separates the main hardware area from the PSU and storage, keeping the primary chamber uncluttered while drives and cables sit behind the motherboard tray. The rear chamber includes mounts for two 2.5‑inch SSDs and a 3.5‑inch HDD, reinforcing the case’s focus on a clean presentation.

Cooling flexibility is a major focus. The Steel Shark supports up to eleven fans across the chassis: three 120mm or two 140mm in the front, three 120mm or two 140mm on the top, two 120mm on the side, two 120mm on the bottom, and a single 120mm at the rear. Radiator support includes simultaneous installation of two units, such as a 360mm top radiator paired with a 240mm or 280mm front unit. A five‑port ARGB controller and five‑port PWM hub come pre‑installed to simplify lighting and fan management.

Component clearance is generous, with room for GPUs up to 42.4cm long, CPU coolers up to 16.8cm tall, and power supplies up to 24.4cm. The case also supports BTF‑design ATX motherboards, further improving cable routing by shifting connectors to the rear.

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Sharkoon is reviving the Fireglider, a mouse that debuted in 2009. However, the new Fireglider One is a complete departure from its laser-sensor ancestor, trading the heavy, flame-patterned aesthetic for a minimalist, ultra-lightweight design. Launching at a highly aggressive price point, this mouse positions itself as one of the most affordable high-performance wireless options on the market.

Despite its price, the Fireglider One (via Cowcotland) weighs under 50 grams, a feat achieved in part by using a smaller 300 mAh battery. Sharkoon claims this battery provides approximately 100 hours of usage via its 2.4 GHz wireless connection, which should satisfy most gamers without requiring a daily recharge. The mouse measures 127.5 x 64 x 40 mm, making it a full-sized symmetrical peripheral that avoids the “mini” footprint often found in ultra-light mice.

Under the hood, Sharkoon has opted for the PixArt PAW3311 optical sensor, offering up to 12,000 DPI and support for up to 35g of acceleration. The primary buttons feature Huano switches rated for 20 million clicks. Interestingly, while the mouse features 512KB of onboard memory for storing DPI profiles, it entirely foregoes dedicated configuration software. This “plug-and-play” approach means users switch between pre-set DPI levels via a button on the underside, keeping the experience simple and driver-free.

The hardware package is rounded out with a USB-C charging port and a storage compartment for the 2.4 GHz receiver. Sharkoon also includes a secondary set of PTFE feet within the package. Some European retailers already have it listed at around €30.

KitGuru says: By focusing on the essentials, the Fireglider One is a compelling choice for budget-conscious builders who want a simple gaming mouse.

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Sharkoon is expanding its cooling portfolio with the launch of three new all-in-one liquid coolers – the S60 ARGB, S50 ARGB, and the S40. 

The S60 ARGB is the biggest of the trio, featuring a 360mm radiator and three pre-installed 120mm ARGB PWM fans. Sharkoon has opted for a square pump head design that features an infinity mirror effect, intended to serve as a visual centrepiece for modern builds. For those prioritising a smaller footprint, the S50 ARGB offers a 240mm alternative. It retains the same mirror-effect pump unit and ARGB fans but as the radiator is smaller, you get two fans instead of three.

Breaking away from the RGB trend, the S40 is a minimalist 360mm solution. It swaps the flashy lighting for a clean square pump head and standard black PWM fans. Despite their lower price point, all three models have a high-density copper cold plate to ensure optimal heat transfer from the CPU.

Sharkoon has implemented daisy-chain connectors for the fans across the entire range, allowing users to link all three (or two) fans together and run them off a single header. Furthermore, the units are out-of-the-box compatible with the latest sockets, including AMD's AM5 and Intel's LGA 1851. The S60 ARGB is now available in black and white finishes, with a suggested retail price of €69.90. The S50 ARGB and the S40 are also hitting retail shelves soon, both carrying an MSRP of €59.90.

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Sharkoon has introduced its new S100 ARGB all-in-one liquid cooler, built for users who want strong cooling and a stylish look in their PC. The cooler comes with a large 360 mm radiator and focuses on both performance and clean design.

The S100 ARGB is made for high-end systems. It can handle heavy workloads and gaming sessions without letting temperatures rise too much. With its large radiator, it helps move heat away from the CPU quickly, keeping the system stable even under pressure.

To support this, the cooler includes three 120 mm ARGB PWM fans. These fans can run between 500 and 2,000 RPM. This gives users the freedom to choose between quiet operation or stronger airflow, depending on their needs. The balance between noise and cooling can be adjusted easily.

One of the main highlights of the cooler is its pump design. It features an infinity mirror effect that creates a deep lighting look. Combined with ARGB lighting, it adds a modern touch to any PC build, especially those with glass panels.

Inside, the S100 ARGB uses a solid copper plate. This helps transfer heat from the CPU to the liquid more efficiently. The company also includes DOWSIL thermal paste in the box, which helps improve contact and keeps performance stable over time.

Sharkoon has also focused on making installation simple. The fans come with a modular design that helps reduce cable clutter. This makes the inside of the PC look clean and organised, which many users prefer.

The cooler is designed to work with most modern systems. It supports popular sockets, including Intel LGA 1700 and 1851, as well as AMD AM4 and AM5. The braided tubes also allow flexible placement inside different case sizes.

Along with performance, Sharkoon continues its effort towards eco-friendly packaging. The company is moving towards fully paper-based packaging for many of its products to reduce plastic waste.

Sharkoon S100 ARGB availability and price

The Sharkoon S100 ARGB is now available in black and white colours. It comes with a price of €119.90, making it a solid option for users looking for a reliable and stylish liquid cooling solution.

Sharkoon has expanded its AIO liquid‑cooler lineup with the S100 ARGB, a 360mm all‑in‑one unit designed for higher‑end gaming PCs and workstations. The cooler combines a large pump block with an infinity‑mirror lighting effect, three ARGB PWM fans and broad socket compatibility across Intel LGA1700/1851 and AMD AM4/AM5.

The S100 ARGB uses a 360mm radiator paired with three 120mm fans that operate between 500 and 2000 RPM. A copper cold plate handles heat transfer from the CPU, and Sharkoon includes DOWSIL thermal paste in the box. The pump housing features layered ARGB lighting for added visual flair.

Sharkoon has focused on ease of installation through modular fan cabling and textile‑braided tubing, which provides flexibility when routing the cooler in tighter cases. The fans can be daisy‑chained to reduce cable clutter, and the tubing is reinforced for durability.

The Sharkoon S100 ARGB AIO liquid cooler now sits above the previous S70, S80 and S90 AIO coolers in the line-up, available in both black and white colour options, priced at €119.90.

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Sharkoon is adding another keyboard to its roster this week, the OfficePal KB70W. This is a full-sized mechanical keyboard with soundproofing to make for more comfortable and quiet typing in the office.

The OfficePalKB70W uses a gasket‑mount structure paired with a polycarbonate plate and PU foam damping, aiming to reduce noise and provide a softer, more cushioned key feel without sacrificing responsiveness. As the name suggests, the keyboard is also wireless and if you want an even quieter version, then the KB70W Silent also exists, which ships with a different mechanical switch type for even further noise reduction.

Durability is a focus as well with double‑shot PBT keycaps to resist the build-up of wear and tear. The keyboard also has aesthetically pleasing south-facing ARGB LEDs, providing even illumination across the layout. VIA compatibility allows users to remap keys, adjust lighting, and create macros without additional software.

The OfficePal KB70W and OfficePal KB70W Silent are available now with a recommended retail price of €79.90.

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