MSI announces new keyboard, mouse, and earbuds at CES 2020

MSI CH40 Wireless Earbuds
MSI CH40 Wireless Earbuds (Image credit: MSI)

What you need to know

  • MSI announced three new wireless accessories at CES 2020.
  • All three accessories feature clean and minimal designs.
  • The MSI CH40 Wireless Earbuds are 5G compatible and can be connected independently.

MSI announced three wireless accessories at CES 2020, the MSI CK40 Keyboard, the MSI CM30 Mouse, and the MSI CH40 Wireless Earbuds. All three accessories feature clean and minimal designs that look sleek and modern.

MSI didn't share a ton of information about the accessories. The main takeaways right now are the designs which you can see below.

The CK40 Keyboard has silent scissor switches and a stain-repellent coating to help keep the keyboard fresh. It also has a multi-connect mode, which lets it connect through Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz, or a cable.

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The CM30 Mouse features silent Kailh switches. It's rated for 5 million clicks and also has a multi-connect mode.

The CH40 Wireless Earbuds support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, and MSI states that they pair with devices in under a second after initial setup. The headphones are 5G compatible and can be connected independently without additional devices.

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