This week, Logitech revealed a new compact gaming keyboard, the Logitech G Pro X 60 Lightspeed. The keyboard will launch on April 16 for $180, and preorders are available now at Logitech’s online store.

The G Pro x 60 Lightspeed is Logitech’s first wireless 60% keyboard, which means it does not have arrow keys, a num pad, or the F key row. This makes for a smaller footprint on your desk—the keyboard measures just 11.5 inches wide and four inches deep—while retaining all the keys you normally use for gaming or typing.

To account for its more streamlined layout, the Logitech G Pro X 60 includes extra functionality through the new Keycontrol panel in Logitech’s Ghub desktop app, such as remapping keys, assigning multiple functions to a key, and creating macros and shortcuts. Along with the software functions, there are also media controls and a volume roller built into the keyboard. It also supports RGB lighting control through Logitech Lightsync, which shines through the dual-shot PBT keycaps.

The G Pro X 60 Lightspeed uses GX optical switches, which record keypresses using light rather than mechanical actuation. While most gaming keyboards use mechanical switches because they’re usually faster and more reliable, Logitech says the GX optical switches offer better durability than mechanical switches and have a faster 1ms input response time than standard optical switches.

As for connectivity, the G Pro X 60 Lightspeed supports 2.4Ghz wireless or Bluetooth connections and provides up to 65 hours of battery life. It also supports wired connections via the included six-foot detachable USB-C charging cable.

The Logitech G Pro X 60 will be available for $180 in black, white, or pink color options, and either linear or tactical GX optical switches. You can preorder at Logitech’s website.

Razer is updating its Blackshark V2 Pro headset with two new console-specific variants designed to support spatial audio on PS5 and Xbox. The new models are available now for $200 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Razer’s online store.

The new PlayStation and Xbox Blackshark V2 Pro models are wireless headsets with 50mm audio drivers and a detachable unidirectional mic. They both support 2.4Gz wireless connection via the included USB-C dongle or Bluetooth 5.2, and feature up to 70 hours of battery life.

While the core specs are the same, the models support different platforms. The PlayStation model works with PS5, PC, Mac, and mobile, and supports the PS4’s 3D spatial audio.

On the other hand, the Xbox version works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, and mobile, but only supports Windows Sonic spatial audio on the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10/11.

Each model is available in black or white color options, though the white variants are only available at Razer’s website or Best Buy.

• Razer Blackshark V2 Pro wireless – PlayStation (Black)
• Razer Blackshark V2 Pro wireless – PlayStation (White)
• Razer Blackshark V2 Pro wireless – Xbox (Black)
• Razer Blackshark V2 Pro wireless – Xbox (White)

Along with the new PlayStation and Xbox Blackshark V2 Pro headsets, Razer is also refreshing its Blackshark V2 X headset with PlayStation and Xbox-specific models. The V2 X headsets feature similar specs and designs to the wireless V2 Pro, including platform-specific spatial audio support, but are wired devices and much more affordable at just $50 each. Despite the differences in spatial audio format support, both the Xbox and PlayStation Blackshark V2 X headsets support Nintendo Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac, and mobile via 3.5mm audio connection. You can grab the Blackshark V2 X PlayStation and Xbox wired headsets at Amazon and Razer’s online store.

IDW Publishing’s run of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle comic books has made for some gripping reading over the years, as the publisher’s take on the pop-culture phenomenon has resulted in widely acclaimed stories. If you’re looking to dive in and raise some shell with the iconic heroes, now is a good time to do so as Amazon’s Buy Two, Get One Free sale is now on and several TMNT collections have received significant discounts.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Graphic Novels

The best place to get started is with the IDW Collection, meaty TMNT tomes that honor the past while adding new elements to the mix. You can pick up the first two books in this collection, which have over 400 pages of Turtle action contained within them. The first IDW Collection book contains the first 12 issues of the series and several one-shot stories, to give you an idea of just how big these graphic novels are.

If you’d prefer to go all the way back to the beginning, the two Turtles Compendiums on sale are reprints of the original comic books and come with insightful annotations from co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. Only the second Compendium is eligible for the B2G1 deal, but the first compendium is only $58.66 when you click the bonus coupon box. You’re saving over $90 off list price. Each hardcover compendium clocks in at around 800 pages, so you’ll also get a workout while reading.

Skipping all the way to the dark future of the Ninja Turtles, The Last Ronin is a grim and dark tale set in a world where most of the brothers have died.

A lone surviving Turtle embarks on a seemingly hopeless mission seeking justice for the family he lost, and throughout several issues, you’ll see just how New York became a post-apocalyptic nightmare. Fans can also pick up a director’s cut edition of The Last Ronin with extra material, while the supplementary series Lost Years reveals new secrets of the Turtles’ past and what happens in the aftermath of the Last Ronin’s final battle.

This year also marks the 40th anniversary of the Turtles, and to celebrate, a new and updated version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ultimate Visual History is available to preorder. This new edition expands on the original TMNT encyclopedia with a wealth of additional content, including new chapters on Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Last Ronin, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Priced at $75, it’ll be released in July.

For more B2G1 graphic novel deals, you can check out the dozens of Star Wars printed adventures now on sale, while Marvel, DC, and graphic novels from other publishers have also received big discounts this week.

The open-world Star Wars adventure, Star Wars Outlaws, launches on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Ubisoft+ on August 30. Preorders are now live for all platforms, with multiple preorder bonuses up for grabs. If you preorder Star Wars Outlaws from Target, you’ll get an exclusive steelbook case. Over at GameStop, you can nab exclusive in-game costumes with your preorder. But even if you don’t order from either of those retailers, you can earn some neat in-game bonuses. Big Star Wars fans will also want to check out the Gold edition of Star Wars Outlaws, which comes with early access and multiple post-launch expansions. and even the ability to play the game a few days early. Like many Ubisoft-published games, there are a few versions (so far) of Star War Outlaws available, each with its own extra content, so we’ve rounded up all the versions of the game plus all the various preorder bonuses below.

Star Wars Outlaws preorder bonuses

While all versions of Star Wars Outlaws include a few preorder rewards, the specific bonuses you get differ between editions. All versions include the Kessel Runner DLC pack, which includes the Trailblazer spaceship skin and a speeder skin.

Preordering physical copies of the Star Wars Outlaws standard or Gold editions at Target will also get you an exclusive steelbook case featuring unique cover art as a free bonus.

Additionally, the Star Wars Outlaws Gold and Digital Ultimate edition preorders include three-day early to the game access starting August 27. You can also sign up for Ubisoft Plus ($18/month) to get access to the Ultimate Edition on PC at no additional charge starting August 27.

Developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft, Star Wars Outlaws is set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Rather than retread the events of the Galactic Civil War or expand the Jedi mythos, the game instead follows an all-new character, Kay Vess, and her droid companion Nix, as they attempt a giant heist against the galaxy’s crime syndicates.

The game will take the outlaw duo to multiple open-world planets players can freely explore, including recognizable locations like Tatooine, as well as all-new worlds filled with original characters. Thankfully, despite it’s large scope, the game’s developers assure Star Wars Outlaw’s main story campaign will be a “manageable” length. Be sure to check out all our Star Wars Outlaws coverage to learn more about the game ahead of launch.