Gaming in the Philippines keeps getting bigger every year. You see it everywhere, students squeezing in matches after class, weekend players grinding ranks, and even more people trying out streaming setups at home.
Rapoo is stepping into that space with its most complete gaming lineup in the country. The brand is rolling out everything from entry-level peripherals to more serious gear, including an 8K wireless gaming mouse, mechanical keyboards, and multi-platform headsets.
Whether you're starting from scratch or just upgrading one piece at a time, there’s a wide range of options here depending on your setup and budget.
Gaming Headsets: Clear Audio, Less Guesswork
Communication and sound cues can easily decide a match, especially in competitive games. Rapoo’s headset lineup focuses on clarity and comfort, which is something you really notice during longer sessions.
Communication and sound cues can easily decide a match, especially in competitive games. Rapoo’s headset lineup focuses on clarity and comfort, which is something you really notice during longer sessions.
The VH360 (₱995) sits at the entry level, but it already includes features like noise-isolating ear cups and a quick mic mute button. Good enough for everyday gaming and voice chat without overthinking setup.
Moving up, the VH350S (₱1,120) adds virtual 7.1 surround sound and ENC noise reduction. This makes a difference when trying to hear footsteps or directional audio in FPS games.
The VH650 (₱2,000) pushes things further with 50mm drivers and a 360-degree noise-canceling mic. It feels more suited for players who rely heavily on team comms.
At the top, the VH850 (₱3,100) offers flexibility. It supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired mode, so switching between PC, phone, or console is easy. This is the kind of headset that works beyond just gaming—useful for calls, media, and daily use too.
Gaming Mice: From Basic to 8K Wireless
The V16 RGB (₱620) is clearly aimed at beginners. It’s simple, comfortable, and gets the job done. Something you can use daily without worrying about it.
The V16 RGB (₱620) is clearly aimed at beginners. It’s simple, comfortable, and gets the job done. Something you can use daily without worrying about it.
The V260PRO (₱750) adds more control with adjustable DPI, which helps when switching between tasks or games. It feels more responsive, especially for quick movements.
The V28S (₱780) improves grip and stability, which is noticeable during longer sessions. The onboard memory is also useful if you don’t want to keep resetting your preferences.
The VT7 MAX (₱3,100). This is where things get serious. It’s a dual 8K wired and wireless gaming mouse with ultra-low latency. At just 53 grams, it’s lightweight enough for fast flicks, and it uses a high-end optical sensor along with a Nordic chip for performance. In actual use, this is the kind of mouse you’d appreciate more in fast-paced games where every movement matters.
For those who want something wireless but more convenient, the VT3SE PLUS (₱2,240) and VT9SE PLUS (₱2,400) bring in a charging dock setup. Just place the mouse on the base, and it charges—no cables to deal with.
Mechanical Keyboards That Feel Right
The GK500 (₱1,300) and GK500-87 (₱1,120) are straightforward mechanical keyboards with anti-ghosting and customizable lighting. The full-size version is great if you need the numpad, while the 87-key version frees up desk space for mouse movement.
The GK500 (₱1,300) and GK500-87 (₱1,120) are straightforward mechanical keyboards with anti-ghosting and customizable lighting. The full-size version is great if you need the numpad, while the 87-key version frees up desk space for mouse movement.
For something more customizable, the V700DIY-98 (₱3,250) stands out. It supports hot-swappable switches, so you can easily change how the keys feel. It also works across Bluetooth, wireless, and wired modes, which is useful if you're switching between devices. The PBT keycaps and overall build give it a more premium feel compared to typical entry-level boards.
Starter Bundles and Essentials
The V128S (₱1,670) pairs a mechanical keyboard with a gaming mouse—simple and practical. The V125S (₱1,970) is a full 4-in-1 set with a keyboard, mouse, headset, and mousepad. This is probably the easiest way to get everything in one go, especially for beginners.
The V128S (₱1,670) pairs a mechanical keyboard with a gaming mouse—simple and practical. The V125S (₱1,970) is a full 4-in-1 set with a keyboard, mouse, headset, and mousepad. This is probably the easiest way to get everything in one go, especially for beginners.
There’s also the V10S mouse pad (₱275), which keeps things simple but functional. Smooth surface, stable grip—exactly what you need without overthinking it.
Availability in the Philippines
Rapoo’s new gaming peripherals are now available nationwide through various retailers, including PC Express, Octagon, Silicon Valley, Villman, PC Worx, and more.
Rapoo’s new gaming peripherals are now available nationwide through various retailers, including PC Express, Octagon, Silicon Valley, Villman, PC Worx, and more.
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