GameSir Teases Its First Gaming Keyboard Alongside Persica Special Edition Controllers
GameSir is preparing to expand beyond its familiar controller lineup with the launch of its first gaming keyboard. The company revealed the upcoming product while announcing a new global brand ambassador: Persica, also known as Mu Xinyue, a professional Identity V player for Weibo Gaming.
The announcement signals a broader push from GameSir into the gaming accessories market. While the brand has released several controllers this year, including special versions of its flagship G7 Pro, this new keyboard marks the beginning of a fresh product category for the company.
As part of the collaboration with Persica, GameSir confirmed that multiple special edition products are in development. These include custom versions of the GameSir Nova Lite 2 and the GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC controller. Both devices are expected to feature unique designs inspired by the 20-year-old esports player.
The biggest surprise, however, is the upcoming GameSir keyboard. This will be the company’s first keyboard, making it a notable step for a brand best known for gaming controllers. Although full specifications have not yet been shared, the teaser image suggests the keyboard may use a compact layout without a dedicated number pad. That points to a possible 87-key design, a popular choice among gamers who want more desk space while keeping essential keys.
The teaser also hints at a bright and stylish design direction. Pink appears to be the dominant color in the promotional image, suggesting that the Persica edition of the keyboard and controllers could feature a pink-themed look. This would fit well with the growing trend of gaming accessories that combine performance with expressive, personality-driven designs.
GameSir has not yet confirmed release dates, pricing, switch types, connectivity options, or other keyboard features. It is still unclear whether the keyboard will support wired, wireless, or multi-mode connectivity, or whether it will include hot-swappable switches, RGB lighting, or software customization.
Still, the move is an important one. By entering the gaming keyboard market, GameSir appears to be building a more complete ecosystem for players who want matching controllers, keyboards, and accessories. The partnership with Persica also gives the new lineup a stronger esports identity, which could help attract fans of competitive gaming and collectors of limited-edition hardware.
More details are expected in the coming months, and the new Persica special edition products may be officially introduced before the end of the year. For now, GameSir fans have reason to watch closely, especially those interested in compact gaming keyboards and limited-edition controller designs.
