Softears makes a grand debut on TechPowerUp with its Studio4 in-ear monitors. Designed for studio/stage use, the Studio4 has a cult following from audiophiles too who find its reference sound signature working as a good all-rounder with various music genres, while also offering a good balance of accuracy and engagement alike.

The Logitech Wave Keys is a near-full size ergonomic keyboard that uses membrane switches and offers only wireless connectivity. It uses easily replaceable AAA batteries giving as long as three years of battery life, offers both Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, and even comes with software customization for a reasonable price.

Alphacool shook up the DIY watercooling market with its Core 1 series of CPU blocks, and aims to do so again with its flagship Apex 1 lineup. These feature an intricate design both inside and out, with the goal of delivering top-class performance and eliminating wasted heat in the process.

The Fosi Audio K7 is a gaming desktop DAC and headphones amplifier that adds a microphone input with independent volume control in both directions, making it attractive for gamers in addition to audiophiles. Featuring extensive power and onboard customization, including bass and treble EQ, this is a product that offers a lot of useful features without breaking the bank.

Huion updates its popular Kamvas 16 graphics tablet line with a sharper screen, newer pen, and more compact body, thus making the brand-new Kamvas 16 (Gen 3) highly attractive to content creators who illustrate for a living. It's also priced decently enough to interest prosumers who might be interested in drawing as a hobby.

ThieAudio introduces bone conduction drivers to its IEM line with the new Origin, a quadbrid set using a combination of DD/BCD/BA/EST drivers to put out a fun and colored sound that goes bass-first, yet has something of note in the mids and treble too. The Origin is also available with several faceplate options for added customization.

The Royal Kludge RK S85 is an interesting take on the tenkeyless (TKL) form factor, providing you with 85 keys in addition to a large rotary wheel and a full-color LCD screen. It offers extensive customization over RGB back/side-lighting and hybrid wireless connectivity, with software support to further enhance the user experience, all for under $100.

HEDD Audio provides an alternative take to the more analytical sound from the innovative HEDDphone TWO with the brand new HEDDphone TWO GT, which uses rarely seen AMT drivers in a warmer, more musical tuning while retaining excellent detail retrieval in the same innovative and premium chassis from before.

INTUAURA is a new IEM brand that has a lot going for it, to the point where it's already making IEMs for other more known brands. It uses single dynamic drivers with DSP cables to put out good quality sound with different tuning styles, including for its flagship Lakeview that we examine today.

ASUS enters the magnetic switch keyboard market with the ROG Falchion Ace HFX. This is a 65% form factor keyboard that uses every accessible surface for something useful, including hardware controls to put rapid trigger and actuation point customization at your disposal, using software to further enhance the user experience.

HIFIMAN brings its new Unveiled driver tech to the Arya line, with the new Arya Unveiled making a strong case to be the default $1000-2000 open-back headphones recommendation. It improves upon the predecessors with better quality vocals while maintaining excellent technicalities, and offers a neutral and fatigue-free tonality that will interest many audiophiles.