The ATK range on Vrkaa now covers Hall-effect gaming keyboards, a wireless mechanical keyboard, and two full series of wireless gaming mice, priced from Rs. 1,999 to Rs. 8,999. This guide covers what ATK is as a company, what it has built in a short span of time, and exactly which ATK products you can buy in India today with current INR pricing.
Who ATK Gear Is: A Short Track Record With Dated Milestones
ATK Gear is a Chinese peripheral company that designs keyboards, mice and headsets, along with a unified device management platform called ATK HUB. ATK states that ATK HUB serves over 8 million monthly active users. That figure is worth noting because installed base says more about a brand than marketing copy does.
What separates ATK from most young peripheral brands is the pace of the build-out. The milestones are dated and easy to check:
- April 2024: strategic partnership with Wolves Esports VALORANT division
- May 2024: partnership with Leviatan Esports, VCT Americas Stage 2 champions
- February 2025: Aspas, VALORANT world champion and back-to-back VCT Americas MVP, signed as Global Brand Ambassador
- January 2026: partnership with PCIFIC Esports, led by world champion cNed
- February 2026: partnership with BBL Esports, VCT EMEA Kickoff 2026 champions
- February 2026: Chronicle signed as Global Brand Ambassador for ATK gaming mice
The Aspas deal is the one worth reading closely. ATK states that Aspas contributed to the tuning and testing of its keyboards rather than only appearing in campaign material, and the ATK x Aspas RS6 Ultra came out of that work. Whether or not a signature keyboard interests you, a brand that routes professional feedback back into the product is operating differently from one that treats an endorsement as advertising spend.
The ATK68 Series and Why Hall Effect Stopped Being a Luxury
ATK's ATK68 series is the line that moved Hall-effect keyboards from enthusiast purchase to mainstream purchase. Magnetic switch boards used to sit well above Rs. 15,000 in India. ATK developed its own magnetic switch platform and its own controller stack, which is what allowed the price to come down without cutting the two features that actually matter: Rapid Trigger and per-key adjustable actuation.
That platform is now in its third generation, sold as Gen-3 Blazing Wind ULTRA, and it is what runs inside every RS-series keyboard available in India.
What Hall Effect Actually Does for You
A magnetic switch reads how far a key has travelled instead of only registering that it bottomed out. Two things follow from that.
First, Rapid Trigger resets the key the moment you begin lifting your finger, so counter-strafing in Valorant or CS2 and repeated taps register faster than on any mechanical board. Second, actuation depth is adjustable per key, so you can set a hair trigger on your movement keys and a deeper actuation point on keys you do not want firing by accident.
The gain is real in fast FPS play. For typing, coding and general work, a good mechanical board is just as pleasant. Hall effect is a competitive tool, not a blanket upgrade. If you are still deciding between switch technologies, the breakdown of membrane, mechanical and magnetic keyboards covers the difference in detail.
ATK Hall Effect Keyboards Available in India
Two RS-series boards are stocked on Vrkaa. Both run the same Gen-3 Blazing Wind ULTRA platform, so switch performance is identical between them. What differs is layout and what comes attached to the board.
ATK RS7 Air: 75% Layout, from Rs. 8,299
The ATK RS7 Air is the 75% entry point into ATK's Hall-effect range. It keeps the full function row and four dedicated keys in a plastic case, which is the sensible pick for anyone splitting time between competitive gaming and everyday work.
- Layout: 75%, 81 keys, full function row plus four dedicated keys
- Switch platform: ATK Gen-3 Blazing Wind ULTRA magnetic
- Polling rate: 8000 Hz
- Scan rate: 32,000 Hz per key
- End-to-end latency: as low as 0.28 ms, transmission delay 0.08 ms
- Rapid Trigger: 0.001 mm step precision
- Keycaps: frosted translucent
- Connection: USB-C wired
Pricing on Vrkaa: Lucidblade in White or Black at Rs. 8,299. Iceblade at Rs. 8,999, which is the only route to Lake Green, Pink and Orange.
The 75% layout keeps the F-row and navigation cluster while dropping the numpad. If your desk is shared between college work, office use and gaming, this layout asks for the fewest compromises. The full ATK RS7 Air review covers typing feel, software setup and in-game behaviour.
ATK RS63 Air: 63 Keys With an Aluminium Wrist Rest, from Rs. 7,299
The ATK RS63 Air is the most affordable way into ATK's Hall-effect range. The performance is not cut down. What you give up against the aluminium flagships is the case material, not the switch platform.
Its defining feature is an integrated CNC aluminium wrist rest with an RGB light bar, which no other model in the range includes. The 63-key layout keeps dedicated arrow keys despite the small footprint.
- Layout: 63 keys, compact with dedicated arrow keys
- Switch platform: ATK Gen-3 Blazing Wind ULTRA magnetic
- Polling rate: 8000 Hz
- Scan rate: 32,000 Hz per key
- End-to-end latency: as low as 0.28 ms
- Rapid Trigger: 0.001 mm step precision
- Wrist rest: integrated CNC aluminium with RGB light bar
- Keycaps: carbon fibre-texture PC
- Connection: USB-C wired
Pricing on Vrkaa: Lucid Blade in White or Black at Rs. 7,299. Ice Blade at Rs. 8,199, which is the only route to Purple, Pink and Lake Green. The ATK RS63 Air review goes into the wrist rest and the 63-key layout in practice.
RS7 Air or RS63 Air: Which One
| ATK RS7 Air | ATK RS63 Air | |
| Layout | 75%, 81 keys | 63 keys, compact |
| Function row | Yes, dedicated | No, layer access |
| Wrist rest | Not included | Integrated CNC aluminium |
| Polling rate | 8000 Hz | 8000 Hz |
| Rapid Trigger | 0.001 mm steps | 0.001 mm steps |
| Starting price | Rs. 8,299 | Rs. 7,299 |
| Best for | Gaming plus study and office work | FPS-first setups and small desks |
Pick the RS7 Air if you use the F-row for spreadsheets, shortcuts or in-game binds. Pick the RS63 Air if you play at low sensitivity, want the extra mouse room, and want the wrist rest included in the box. Layout choice matters more than most buyers expect, and the guide to keyboard sizes from 60% to full-size covers the trade-offs.
ATK Gaming Mice in India
ATK sells gaming mice under two names on Vrkaa: the ATK Dragonfly A9 and the VXE Dragonfly R1. VXE sits under the same parent company as ATK, VGN, MAD and FGG, so software and support are shared across both.
Both ranges run from entry-level to flagship using the same body within each series. The decision between them is not really about specifications, because the sensor tiers overlap heavily. It is about hand size.
- VXE Dragonfly R1: compact symmetrical shell, 48 g to 55 g. Suits small to medium hands, claw and fingertip grips.
- ATK Dragonfly A9: 125 x 64 x 40 mm symmetrical shell, 53 g. Suits medium to large hands, palm and claw grips.
Players with larger hands frequently report strain on the R1 after an hour or more of play. Players with smaller hands find the A9 too wide to control comfortably. Measure your hand length before you decide between the two.
VXE Dragonfly R1 Series: from Rs. 1,999
Six versions of the VXE Dragonfly R1 share the same compact shell. What changes between them is sensor, polling rate, battery and connectivity.
| Model | Sensor | Max polling | Weight | Battery life | Price |
| R1 S | Xhero AI | 1000 Hz | 55 g | 150+ hrs | Rs. 1,999 |
| R1 N (NearLink) | PAW3395 SE | 1000 Hz | 53 g | 150+ hrs | Rs. 2,499 |
| R1 SE+ | PAW3395 SE | 1000 Hz | 55 g | Up to 70 hrs | Rs. 2,499 |
| R1 | PAW3395 | 1000 Hz | 51 g | Up to 40 hrs | Rs. 2,999 |
| R1 Pro | PAW3395 | 4000 Hz | 48 g | Up to 75 hrs | Rs. 3,999 |
| R1 Pro Max | PAW3395 | 4000 Hz | 54 g | Up to 150 hrs | Rs. 4,999 |
Battery life figures are quoted at 1000 Hz. The R1 Pro Max is also sold in five extra colourways at Rs. 6,999: Lemon Yellow, Blush Pink, Lilac Purple, Sunset Orange and Sakura Pink.
One point worth knowing before you order. The receiver included in the box runs at 1000 Hz on every version of the R1. Only R1 Pro and R1 Pro Max support 2000 Hz and 4000 Hz operation, and only with a separate compatible high-polling receiver, which is sold separately. If 4K polling is the reason you are buying, budget for the dongle as well.
Best all-round pick in the series is the R1 N at Rs. 2,499: PAW3395 SE sensor, Bluetooth, and over 150 hours of runtime at 1000 Hz. R1 N and R1 NearLink are two names for the same mouse. The VXE Dragonfly R1 review covers shape, coating and sensor performance across the range.
ATK Dragonfly A9 Series: from Rs. 2,399
Every ATK Dragonfly A9 shares the same 125 x 64 x 40 mm body and the same ergonomics, so in-hand feel is consistent across the range. What changes is sensor, wireless platform, polling rate, coating, switches and battery.
| Model | Sensor | Polling wired / wireless | Weight | Battery life | Price |
| A9 SE | PAW3311 | 1K / 1K | 53 g | Up to 120 hrs | Rs. 2,399 |
| A9 | PAW3395 SE | 1K / 1K | 53 g | Up to 120 hrs | Rs. 2,599 |
| A9 Plus | PAW3395 | 1K / 1K | 57 g | Up to 240 hrs | Rs. 3,799 |
| A9 Pro Max | PAW3395 class | 1K / 8K | 53 g | Up to 150 hrs | Rs. 4,599 |
| A9 Ultra | PAW3950 Ultra | 8K / 8K | 53 g | Up to 150 hrs | Rs. 6,299 |
Only A9 Pro Max and A9 Ultra support 8000 Hz polling. The A9 Ultra ships with both a 1K and an 8K dongle in the box. High polling also increases CPU load and reduces battery life, so 1000 Hz remains the practical setting for most Indian setups and most games.
Best value in the series is the A9 Plus at Rs. 3,799: full PAW3395 sensor, Ice-Feel coating and an 800 mAh battery rated for up to 240 hours. It is 4 g heavier than the rest of the range, which is the trade-off. The ATK Dragonfly A9 review covers grip styles and how the shell compares with the R1 in hand.
ATK V75X and V75K
Not every buyer wants magnetic switches. The ATK V75X and V75K share one product page and cover the wireless mechanical side of the lineup: 75% layout, CNC aluminium top with a polycarbonate bottom, gasket mount, PBT double-shot keycaps, factory-lubed stabilisers, hot-swappable sockets, and tri-mode connectivity over 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0 and USB-C.
Four configurations are stocked on Vrkaa, from Rs. 6,399:
- Gunmetal with Periwinkle Linear switches: Rs. 6,399
- Silver with Anya Linear switches, which is the V75K: Rs. 6,399
- Gunmetal with Aurora Ice Cream Linear switches: Rs. 7,499
- Arctic Fox with Arctic Fox Tactile switches: Rs. 7,899
The V75K adds an 8000 mAh battery, a single-key slotted PCB and an extra PET dampening layer over the V75X's 4000 mAh configuration. Everything else is shared. If you are choosing between the two, the ATK V75X vs V75K comparison works through it by use case, and the V75X and V75K switch guide covers how each switch option sounds and feels. Individual reviews are available for the ATK V75X and the ATK V75K.
Choose the V75X or V75K over an RS board if you want wireless operation and the freedom to swap switches, and you do not need Rapid Trigger. Choose an RS board if you play competitive FPS and want the fastest possible key resets, accepting a wired connection in return.
ATK HUB: One Piece of Software for the Whole Lineup
ATK HUB is ATK's device management software, and it covers mice, keyboards and headsets in one place instead of a separate driver per product. It is available in two forms: a web driver that runs in the browser across multiple operating systems, and a Windows client for Windows 10 and above.
What it handles: DPI, polling rate, actuation depth and Rapid Trigger settings, lighting, cloud configuration sync, game recognition with automatic profile switching, and firmware updates.
This is more practical than it sounds. If you own an ATK keyboard and an ATK mouse, both are configured from the same window instead of two competing background apps. That is the tangible benefit of buying within one ecosystem, and it is why the platform reports over 8 million monthly active users. The V75X and V75K use ATK's V HUB software instead, which the V HUB setup and key mapping guide walks through step by step.
ATK Pricing in India: The Full Picture
| Category | Product | Price range |
| Hall-effect keyboard | ATK RS63 Air | Rs. 7,299 to Rs. 8,199 |
| Hall-effect keyboard | ATK RS7 Air | Rs. 8,299 to Rs. 8,999 |
| Wireless mechanical keyboard | ATK V75X / V75K | Rs. 6,399 to Rs. 7,899 |
| Wireless mouse | VXE Dragonfly R1 | Rs. 1,999 to Rs. 6,999 |
| Wireless mouse | ATK Dragonfly A9 | Rs. 2,399 to Rs. 6,299 |
The entry point into the brand is Rs. 1,999 for a 55 g wireless mouse with a 520 mAh battery. The top of the range currently stocked in India is Rs. 8,999 for a 75% Hall-effect keyboard running 8000 Hz polling and 0.001 mm Rapid Trigger steps. Prices are current at the time of writing and are subject to change.
ATK Warranty and RMA in India: How Vrkaa Handles It
This is the part most buyers skip until something breaks, and with an imported brand it is the part that decides whether the purchase was a good idea. A Rs. 8,999 Hall-effect keyboard bought through a grey import route usually carries no serviceable warranty in India at all. If it fails, the unit either goes back overseas at your cost or it becomes a paperweight.
Vrkaa handles the entire ATK warranty and RMA process inside India. Nothing gets routed to an overseas RMA queue.
What Is Covered
Warranty duration is listed on each ATK product page, and most boards and mice in this range carry 12 months from the date of delivery. Coverage is written around the failure points that actually occur on these products rather than the PCB alone:
- Magnetic and mechanical switch failure, including individual switch replacement on hot-swap boards
- PCB and controller malfunction
- Battery degradation on wireless products such as the V75X, V75K, Dragonfly A9 and VXE R1
- Connectivity failure across 2.4 GHz, NearLink, Bluetooth and wired modes
- Receiver and dongle pairing faults
Dead on Arrival
DOA is treated as a separate category from standard warranty, not pushed through the same repair queue. Report an out-of-box failure within 7 days of delivery on WhatsApp or email and the replacement moves without a diagnostic delay. Return shipping on the defective unit is fully covered.
The RMA Process, Step by Step
- You raise the issue on a single channel, WhatsApp or email, rather than a ticket system that loses you.
- Vrkaa acknowledges and confirms the fault with minimal back and forth.
- Return shipping is arranged. For in-warranty issues you do not pay to fix a manufacturing defect.
- The unit is received and the diagnosis is shared with you in plain language.
- Repair or replacement is carried out. Hot-swap parts such as switches can often be shipped to you directly, which avoids sending the whole board back.
- The unit is dispatched with tracking, and you get an update at every handoff instead of silence.
Realistic Turnaround
| Case type | Metro buyer | Tier 2 or Tier 3 buyer |
| Switch or hot-swap part replacement | 3 to 5 days end to end | 5 to 8 days end to end |
| Full board or mouse repair | 10 to 14 days end to end | 12 to 16 days end to end |
| DOA replacement | 3 to 4 days end to end | 5 to 7 days end to end |
Why Buying ATK Through Vrkaa Is the Safer Route
- Local RMA, not an overseas queue. The unit stays in India. No international courier, no customs on a warranty replacement, no month-long wait.
- Correct regional stock. You get the right model and the right accessories in the box, which matters on the R1 where the bundled receiver determines your polling ceiling.
- GST invoicing on every order. Useful for business purchases and reimbursement claims, and it is also what makes a warranty claim enforceable.
- Return shipping covered on in-warranty faults. You are not paying courier charges to fix a defect you did not cause.
- Parts held for hot-swap fixes. A dead switch does not become a two-week board repair.
- A person on the other end. Pre-sale questions about hand size, layout or polling get a straight answer, and the same channel handles the claim later.
If you want the framework for judging any store on this, not just Vrkaa, the guide on keyboard warranty and RMA in India sets out the questions worth asking before you pay.
Where to Buy ATK Gear in India
The full ATK range is stocked on the ATK collection on Vrkaa and ships across India with standard courier timelines. If you are comparing across brands before deciding, browse all gaming keyboards and all gaming mice in the catalogue.
Where ATK Sits in the Indian Market
ATK is not competing on heritage. It is competing on rate of iteration: a self-developed magnetic switch platform now in its third generation, one piece of software covering the entire catalogue, and a professional roster whose feedback feeds back into product tuning. That is a different approach from putting a badge on a reference design and shipping it.
For an Indian buyer the practical result is a range that starts at Rs. 1,999 for a wireless mouse and tops out at Rs. 8,999 for an 8000 Hz Hall-effect keyboard, with one piece of software tying it together and a warranty that is serviced without leaving the country.
