Secretlab heard the criticisms about the seat’s firmness, so it now features a nanofoam layer for extra softness and cushioning while still providing proper support during marathon gaming sessions. Adding to the comfort are velour-wrapped PlushCell foam arm toppers to keep elbows from getting sore. The unique swappable magnetic armrest system is still in place, although you probably won’t want to swap out this ultra-plush option.
Beyond those upgrades, the Secretlab Titan Evo Nanogen still offers a superior build quality, a long, sturdy backrest with adjustable lumbar support, and a spacious seat to finagle your legs in whatever position you prefer. For even deeper relaxation, the makes this racing-style seat conducive to napping. It’s easy to see why this chair received the coveted and rare 10/10 rating in our review. However, the class-leading design does come at a high premium.
Secretlab Titan Evo Nanogen
If you’re looking for the, the Secretlab Titan Evo Nanogen also comes in an
This mouse’s performance is next-level, delivering unbeatable reactivity in every game during testing. A new analog sensor called HITS (Haptic Inductive Trigger System) is a major reason for this, as it can measure a button’s actuation distance and provide immediate haptic feedback to confirm it has been clicked. It’s possible to adjust the actuation distance to just 0.1mm of travel, which reduces input latency compared to a typical gaming mouse.
Backbone Pro
As for the actual controls on the Backbone Pro, it comes with full-size analog sticks and triggers. Even if they’re lacking Hall effect sensors, the sticks remain snappy and responsive, Thought the Hall effect sensors on the triggers help with accuracy and reliability. The two new back buttons are easy to reach and assign actions to, providing additional control for players. Plus, the D-pad and face buttons are more responsive and quieter than before.
One of the most exciting new features on this phone controller is the Bluetooth support called FlowState. It allows you to connect the controller to laptops, tablets, VR headsets, and even smart TVs, and then create profiles for each platform via the Backbone app. With this new wireless functionality comes dual rechargeable batteries in the grips for 40 hours of playtime. Pass-through USB-C charging is also available when your phone is slotted into the controller.
Aorus FO32U2 Pro
This OLED monitor might have more graphical capabilities than most PC battlestations can handle, delivering a 240Hz refresh rate in 4K. Still, there’s nothing wrong with grabbing a future-proof option. Plus, the monitor’s DisplayPort 2.1 technology unlocks the full 80Gbps bandwidth – a rarity in current-gen monitors. So, it should be with you through several PC upgrades. Luckily, FreeSync Premium Pro is even baked in, ensuring the display plays nicely with your current setup for butter-smooth, stutter-free action.
Of course, this display is also full of great gaming features. Beyond the 240Hz refresh rate and FreeSync support, it has fast response times for minimal ghosting, and the KVM makes swapping controls to another console simple. And there are plenty of connectivity options for other gaming devices, with two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DP 2.1 and one DP 1.4, and a mini DP 2.1. Although all of this comes at a premium, it’s easy to see why the Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2 Pro is our favorite gaming monitor.
SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds
Gaming headsets are great and all, but sometimes we’d prefer a more convenient option that’s lighter on the head and easier to take on the go. Gaming earbuds are the best solution, keeping the gaming features you love intact while offering a much more compact design. Sure, they inevitably come with compromises to the driver size, sound quality, and battery life, but the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds keep those sacrifices to a minimum.
The biggest way gaming earbuds differentiate themselves from more traditional wireless earbuds is often how they connect. Like many of the SteelSeries’ buds offer Bluetooth alongside a 2.4GHz wireless USB-C dongle for a more reliable, low-latency connection to gaming devices. The dongle easily slots into everything from the Switch to a gaming PC, although the L-shaped design may occasionally block some ports.
Moza R3
The Moza R3 features a 280mm, D-shaped steering with a polyurethane wrapping that slightly cheapens it but still provides proper grip and comfort. Luckily, the brushed metal face looks great and features reliable Xbox controls. Two pedals also come bundled with the system, and while they’re sturdy and all-metal, springs cause the resistance and Hall effect sensors detect the position, instead of the force of your foot. Luckily, if the wheel, pedal set, or even wheel base isn’t your favorite, Moza makes upgrading every component a breeze.
The Moza R3 features a 280mm, D-shaped steering with a polyurethane wrapping that slightly cheapens it but still provides proper grip and comfort. Luckily, the brushed metal face looks great and features reliable Xbox controls. Two pedals also come bundled with the system, and while they’re sturdy and all-metal, springs cause the resistance and Hall effect sensors detect the position, instead of the force of your foot. Luckily, if the wheel, pedal set, or even wheel base isn’t your favorite, Moza makes upgrading every component a breeze.
If you’re building a showcase PC that lacks a shroud over the PSU bay, this power supply will have lots of eye appeal. Its 140mm fan is perked up with RGB lighting that shines through the PSU, and the cable scheme is entirely modular, including one native 12VHPWR connector, letting you install just the wires you need for a cleaner look. The 12VHPWR connector is equipped with per-pin overcurrent detection that cuts power to your precious GPU if the PSU detects current anomalies. (The RGB fan also lights up red as a warning if the detection trips.)
InWin IW-G3000W-FM 3000W GPU Power Supply
Ramping up a PC workstation to perform robust local AI tasks with enormous language models requires a lot of GPU grunt, and to keep them fed, a lot of current, too. (High-end graphics cards are typically the most power-hungry components in any PC.) We haven’t seen demands like these being made of PC power supplies since the heyday of crypto, or back to the era of multiple gaming graphics cards in SLI or CrossFire. The power supply market, though, is responding with robust 2,000-watt and even 3,000-watt models. But what if you already have a primary power supply that you prefer to, er, amp up?
Why April 2026 Is Actually a Smart Time to Upgrade Your Tech
Most Indian shoppers wait for October-November sales events to buy electronics. That logic makes sense for big-ticket items but for computer accessories, April is underrated. Here’s why:
Summer gaming season is beginning. Longer days indoors, no school or college commitments for students, and extended remote work hours for WFH professionals all mean more time at the desk. The accessories that improve your daily comfort, productivity, and gaming experience start paying off immediately.
Post-exam budget refreshes happen in March-April, when students and parents reallocate spending after board exam seasons. And with the Indian financial year starting April 1st, many working professionals get salary hikes or increments that free up some room for a setup upgrade they’ve been postponing.
This guide covers the trending tech accessories in India in April 2026 – across every use case from gaming to WFH with real product recommendations from Frontech’s current lineup and honest advice on what’s worth your money right now.
Monitors – Summer Is the Right Time to Upgrade Your Screen
April marks the start of India’s peak gaming and WFH season and more screen time means your monitor’s quality directly affects both your eyes and your performance daily.
Curved Monitors – The Most Talked-About Display Upgrade of 2026
Curved monitors are the most searched-for monitor category in India in early 2026. The combination of immersive gaming experience, reduced eye fatigue, and dramatically lower prices has made this a mainstream upgrade rather than a premium luxury.
Frontech’s Ultima Series curved monitors – currently the most competitively priced curved gaming monitors available with genuine 3-year India warranty:
- 22″ Curved (MON-0079C): 100Hz, 1920×1080, HDMI + VGA, frameless: ₹5,999
- 24″ Curved (MON-0077): 120Hz, 1800R curve, bezel-less: ₹7,099
- 27″ Curved with Built-in Speakers (MON-0085): 120Hz, HDMI + VGA: ₹8,999
- 32″ Curved with Built-in Speakers (MON-0081): 100Hz, full immersion: ₹11,599
Read our complete guide: Best Curved Gaming Monitors Under ₹20,000 in India 2026.
If you’re on a tighter budget, Frontech’s flat gaming monitor range starts even lower – our guide to best budget gaming monitors under ₹10,000 covers those options.
Audio Accessories – Sound Matters More Than You Think
Whether it’s gaming, work calls, or April evenings with music, audio accessories are one of the most underrated upgrade categories for Indian consumers.
Gaming Headphones – Get Positional Audio Under ₹1,000
In BGMI and Free Fire, hearing enemy footsteps, vehicle sounds, and gunfire direction is a gameplay advantage. Most phone speakers and basic earphones collapse positional audio into a flat soundscape. A gaming headphone with stereo or virtual surround sound separates these directional cues clearly.
Frontech’s gaming headphones collection has options specifically designed for Indian mobile and PC gamers. Read our full guide: Best Gaming Headphones Under ₹1,000 for BGMI and PUBG Mobile.
Speakers – Upgrade Your Room’s Audio for April and Beyond
Frontech’s USB and Bluetooth speaker range covers everything from compact desk speakers for WFH setups to tower speakers for larger rooms. If you’re spending more time indoors this April, a speaker upgrade genuinely changes how your space feels – for gaming, music, movies, and casual background listening.
Our editorial team evaluated accessories against five core criteria:
- Performance impact: Does it measurably improve gameplay, audio fidelity, or workflow?
- Build quality: Materials, durability, and long-term reliability under daily use.
- Value: Price relative to competing options at the same performance tier.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with 2026 gaming desktops using USB 3.x, HDMI 2.1, and DisplayPort 2.1 connections.
- Real-world use case fit: Each pick is matched to a specific player archetype, not just a generic “best overall” claim.
ASUS TUF Gaming VG27VH1B — Best Curved Monitor for Immersive Play
Price: $239
Specs at a Glance
- Panel: 27″ FHD (1920×1080), VA Curved 1500R
- Refresh Rate: 165Hz
- Response Time: 1ms (MPRT)
- Adaptive Sync: FreeSync Premium
Pros
- 1500R curve pulls you deeper into the scene — ideal for RPGs, racing sims, and open-world adventure titles
- FreeSync Premium pairs seamlessly with AMD Radeon graphics in desktops like the G6 HYTE Y40
- Larger 27″ screen real estate adds meaningful visual presence at a still-reasonable $239
- 165Hz is more than adequate for most console-to-PC switchers stepping up to desktop gaming in 2026
Cons
- 1080p on 27″ can reveal pixel grain at close viewing distances under 24″
- FreeSync-only — G-Sync compatibility is not officially certified on this panel
Best For: Story-driven gamers and sim racers who want cinematic immersion without stepping up to 4K monitor pricing.