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Indian Tech Brand Kreo Launches Naruto Mechanical Keyboards
posted on by Adriana Hazra
Indian computer peripherals brand Kreo Tech has launched a collection of Naruto-inspired tech featuring mechanical keyboards, a wired mouse, and a range of mousepads. The highlights of the collection are the company's "Swarm" wireless keyboards in Naruto and Sasuke editions that feature the iconic characters on their keycaps.
The 75% sized keyboards have wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz connectivity. Each design is available in black and white color options and has RGB backlight. The Naruto- and Sasuke-themed keycap sets are available for purchase separately as well. The "Hawk Naruto" gaming mouse is also available in two colors and features RGB lights. The mousepads in the collection come in Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, and Hidden Leaf prints.
Founded in 2022, Kreo is an up-and-coming Indian tech brand that is best known for its range of affordable mechanical gaming keyboards.
Several Indian brands have acquired licenses for Naruto products in recent years. The Souled Store launched a line of fragrances based on the manga last November. The Indian startup launched its Naruto range of clothing in January 2023. French clothing brand Celio released its "Celio x Naruto" collaboration merchandise in India in October 2022. Mokobara launched its Naruto collection of backpacks at the Bengaluru Comic Con amidst a controversy surrounding the company's production in January.
The Naruto franchise includes multiple television anime, anime films, and original video anime. The Naruto television anime aired from 2002 to 2007. The Naruto Shippuden anime sequel series premiered in 2007 and ended in 2017. The Boruto sequel manga inspired the television anime series Boruto: Naruto Next Generations that premiered in April 2017 and ended its first part in March 2023. Part II of the anime has been green-lit.
Four "brand-new" episodes of the original Naruto anime were slated to air in September 2023 to celebrate the franchise's 20th anniversary, but are delayed.
Source: Kreo Tech's website
