Thermaltake reveals during CES 2018, a new mouse for gaming fans Iris Optical RGB and also the Draconem RGB Touch pad, which implements a fingerprint reader.

These days, since CES 2018, a large number of new peripherals are arriving and among them could not be missing those of Thermaltake, who have presented a mouse pad and a mouse. Regarding the mouse, we talk about the Thermaltake Iris Optical RGB, which has been developed for demanding gamers who want a high quality mouse without paying an excessive price. On the other hand, we have the Thermaltake Draconem RGB Touch mat, which stands out, not because of the RGB LEDs on the edge of the mat, but because it has a fingerprint reader.

Regarding the Iris Optical RGB, we must highlight that it has the PixArt PWM-3325 mid-range optical sensor, which has a resolution of up to 5000DPI in steps of 100DPI and is capable of tracking up to 100IPS and supports accelerations of 20G. This mouse features six fully programmable buttons that support 20 million clicks, and like the mouse pad, it has RGB LED lighting with up to nine available lighting modes. It has a software for macro management, sensitivity setting, profiling and lighting management. The lower area of ​​the mouse has two Teflon pads, which allow rapid scrolling. It's on sale now for $ 29.99.

We move on to the Draconem RGB Touch, which is nothing more than an update to the Draconem RGB, which has been modified a bit and as the only novelty, it incorporates a fingerprint reader. The outline of the mousepad has an RGB LED strip, customizable by means of physical buttons integrated in the upper area of ​​the mouse. We can choose the lighting effects, profiles, brightness levels and it has a fingerprint reader, as we said, to offer greater security to our system, which in addition to giving us access to the system, allows us to make payments online by just scanning the finger, no need for passwords. It has also gone on sale for $ 49.99.