"I went hands-on with the TrackPad Pro earlier this year and found it to fill a gap in the market as a premium, highly customizable trackpad for Windows, targeting creatives, programmers, or everyday users who prefer using gestures on either a laptop or desktop. The result is a device that lacks distinct parallels on the market, particularly at this level of hardware. It features a 240Hz report rate for mouse-level accuracy, powered by multiple layers of click haptics."
"The power is unlocked with the associated Hydra Connect software, which allows the user to go as deep as they want with customizable gestures and smart actions, each tied to different functions in a list of supported apps. In terms of connectivity, it couldn't be simpler: there's one USB-C port positioned on the top of the device where it can be charged or used with a wired connection. Fully charged, you can expect a full month of battery life."
"Hyper also announced a USB4 M.2 PCIe enclosure supporting NVMe SSDs and PCIe modules via USB4 at speeds of 64bps in an aluminum enclosure for thermal performance. Also: CES 2026 live blog: Latest news on TVs, AI, phones, more As well as three different solid state power banks with Qi2 wireless charging, up to 10,000 mAh capacity, and FindMy support for some next-gen charging capabilities on MagSafe compatible smartphones."
Hyper introduced multiple computing accessories, led by the TrackPad Pro, a premium wireless haptic standalone touchpad for Windows with a 240Hz report rate, multi-layer click haptics, slanted design, and smart palm rejection. Hydra Connect software enables deep gesture customization and smart actions tied to supported apps. The device uses a single top-mounted USB-C for charging or wired use and provides up to one month of battery life. Availability is late Q1 2026 with a $129 price. Hyper also revealed a USB4 M.2 PCIe enclosure for NVMe SSDs and PCIe modules and three solid-state power banks with Qi2 and FindMy support.
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