#rgb-lighting

#rgb-lighting

Infinix recently began teasing its upcoming Infinix Hot 70 series, which is confirmed to feature a color-changing rear panel along with integrated RGB lighting. The company has also officially confirmed the launch date for the smartphones. The Infinix Hot 70 series will go official in global markets on May 25, however, we're not sure how many models will be included in the lineup. Last year's Hot 60 series consisted of four variants.

The Melo Bar keeps things minimal and compact, yet underneath that restrained form is a fairly considered acoustic setup. It features dual 52mm drivers paired with a symmetrical bass reflex structure, tuned to deliver a balanced spread across frequencies.

That is where Razer's Pokémon collection comes in. Instead of one Pikachu mousepad, Razer built a full ecosystem that includes the BlackWidow V4 X keyboard, Cobra mouse, Kraken V4 X headset, and Gigantus V2 M mat. The line is officially licensed and leans into Kanto nostalgia, wrapping every peripheral in Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle graphics across bright yellow surfaces with synced Razer Chroma RGB lighting.

Sony's first PlayStation announcement of 2026 is all about color. The new Hyperpop Collection includes colorful neon console covers and controllers that really add a pop of color to a PS5. There are three colors available: techno red, remix green, and rhythm blue (RGB!). All three are very different to the console covers that Sony has shipped for the PS5 so far, and they certainly look like they'd fit in well with RGB lights.

That works out to just $38 per light bar. Each pro gaming light bar has three sides of illumination to cast colored light all across your gaming desk and room. They're made to look futuristic with transparent plates and metal textures like something out of Cyberpunk 2077. The bases are weighted to ensure they stay stable and standing upright. Each measures in at 16 inches tall.

The V75 Pro is being pitched as the brand's most advanced bit of kit yet—judging by the specs, they're not bluffing.