Turtle Beach has introduced a new line of PC peripherals, with a standout feature: a gaming mouse equipped with a built-in touchscreen display.
The $160 wireless Command Series MC7 includes a 2.25-inch touch display bar positioned on the left side of the mouse. This placement raises concerns about accidental activation by users’ thumbs during gameplay.
The touchscreen bar is designed to function as a built-in Stream Deck, enabling users to assign customizable commands for macros, applications, and OBS controls. Its design evokes comparisons to Apple’s MacBook Pro Touch Bar, notorious for accidental activations during typing.
Turtle Beach’s latest peripherals emphasize touchscreen integration, pushing the boundaries of traditional PC gaming accessories.
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