GTEK is the value gaming brand of tech company, LASER. They have been offering quality gaming products at extremely affordable prices for a while now and now they have announced their latest gaming products to hit the Australian shores.
The new GTEK range from LASER includes a sub-$200 soundbar, a gaming controller and a gaming keyboard, all releasing alongside new cables, including an HDMI 2.1B ultra-high-speed cable.
The new GTEK Odin Gaming 2.1CH Soundbar will sit perfectly underneath your monitor thanks to its sleek, compact design. Priced at just $199 it delivers immersive audio through its spatial sound system. Included are built-in RGB gaming lights and two separate light bars allowing you to customise the whole experience to your own preferences. Add in a subwoofer, and you will have complete sound with a rich bass to help immerse you into your game.
The GTEK Wireless Gaming Controller Pro is designed for both smartphones and tablets ranging from 141-259mm in size. It is compatible with Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PS3/PS4 and more. It weighs just 195 grams so won’t add much weight to your gaming experience but will provide up to 12 hours of playback through Bluetooth connectivity.
The GTEK Storm TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard offers a premium experience in an affordable package. At under 0, the customisable RGB lighting, backlit keys, and volume control dial make this mechanical gaming keyboard a compelling keyboard to add to your gaming setup.
GTEK is also releasing new gaming cables, including an HDMI 2.1B Ultra High-Speed Cable 3M, a long-length USB-C/Micro USB to USB-A cable, and a light-up USB-A or C to USB-C or Micro cable.
The latest range from GTEK by LaserCo is now available exclusively through JB Hi-Fi Online, with rollout into JB Hi-Fi stores in early 2025.
Pricing for the new GTEK products are:
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