Hatsune Miku Keyboard & Mouse Hit Record Low Prices for Prime Day
Amazon's early Prime Day deals drop the Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku keyboard to a record-low $84.99 and the mouse to $75.99, making these adorable accessories more affordable than ever.
Have you been eyeing that adorable Hatsune Miku keyboard and mouse set but couldn't justify the price? Well, today might be your lucky day. Amazon's early Prime Day savings have slashed prices on two of the cutest gaming accessories around: the Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku Edition Mini Wireless Mouse and the K3 Gen II Hatsune Miku Edition Wired USB Gaming Keyboard.
The mouse is now just $75.99, down from its usual $109.99. That's a $34 discount, and while it's not quite a record low (it once hit $74.09), it's pretty darn close. For that price, you get a right-handed wireless mouse with a 12,000-dpi sensor, a 1,000Hz polling rate, and a glowing LED Hatsune Miku design on the palm rest. Plus, its 134-hour battery life and tri-mode connectivity mean you can use it wirelessly or plugged in when it needs a charge. The tiny turquoise dongle even stores inside the mouse, so you won't lose it.
Even better, the keyboard has dropped to $84.99—a record low. It usually costs $99.99, and it's only been this cheap once before, briefly earlier this summer. This wired USB keyboard features optical-mechanical RGB switches with a satisfying bounce and a 98-key layout covered in cute Miku iconography, like heart-shaped music notes and her name on the Return key. If you're a fan of the virtual diva, this is a rare chance to snag it at its best price.
Unfortunately, the rest of the Miku accessory line—like the mousepad and headset—isn't part of these early Prime Day savings. But if you've been waiting to add a touch of turquoise and pink to your setup, these two deals are hard to beat. The keyboard's record-low price and the mouse's near-record-low price make them finally worth recommending without hesitation.
So, will you be picking up either of these adorable accessories? Let us know in the comments!
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