Aside from the new gaming monitors, MSI also has a huge range of new products showcased at CES 2026.
On the laptop side, MSI introduced the refreshed Prestige series, which leans heavily into portability and premium design. These new models are slimmer and lighter, wrapped in a full aluminum chassis with rounded edges that feel more refined in both look and touch, while features like the new Action Touchpad and bundled MSI Nano Pen are meant to elevate productivity without sacrificing mobility.
For gamers chasing maximum power, the Raider 16 Max made a loud entrance with more gamer element in almost every aspect of the machine. Running the latest Intel/AMD/NVIDIA hardware, it also comes with ample cooling thanks to its Cooler Boost Trinity with Intra Flow thermal system that uses three fans, six heat pipes, five exhaust vents, and phase-change thermal compound – all of that enables up to 300W of combined CPU and GPU power.
Meanwhile, the Stealth 16 AI+ takes a different approach, focusing on portability without giving up performance. At just 16mm thick and 1.9kg, it’s thinner and lighter than before, yet a redesigned thermal system allows it to push up to 20W more GPU power. MSI also made sure it doesn’t skimp on connectivity, with a full I/O selection that includes USB-A, Thunderbolt 4, and even an RJ-45 LAN port, which is still rare in thin-and-light laptops.
The handheld department also came out with a visual refresh for the Claw 8 AI+, now carrying the Glacier Blue chassis while keeping the same high-end specs, including an Intel Core Ultra 200V processor, Arc Xe2 graphics, and an 8-inch FHD+ 120Hz display with VRR complemented with an 80Wh battery, enhanced cooling, and Hall Effect controls.
For compact AI computing, the Cubi NUC AI+ 3MG stood out as a Copilot+ PC packed into a tiny 0.51-liter chassis. It supports up to four displays via dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, includes dual 2.5G LAN for added security, and even features a fingerprint-activated power button, all sitting within a sustainable case made from recycled material
Networking also took a step forward with the Roamii BE Pro, MSI’s new WiFi 7 mesh system. Designed for whole-home coverage, it combines tri-band connectivity, adaptive roaming, and built-in FortiSecu protection, all wrapped in a distinctive triangular design with customizable RGB lighting. It’s clearly meant to blend performance with aesthetics for modern smart homes.
On the storage side, you have the SPATIUM M571 DLP SSD, a PCIe Gen5 flagship capable of up to 14,000MBps / 11,000MBps read and write speeds. Built around a TSMC 6nm controller, it reduces power consumption by up to 50% and adds Data Loss Protection to safeguard data during unexpected power outages. MSI also teased expansion of its storage lineup with the DATAMAG 40Gbps external SSD.
Finally, MSI rounded out its CES 2026 showcase with new gaming peripherals. The Wireless 8K lineup includes the Versa 300 and Versa 500 8K Wireless gaming mice, with the latter featuring a Hall-effect magnetic scroll wheel with dual-mode switching. On the keyboard side, the Strike 700 HE 8K Wireless brings Hall-effect switches and RGB lighting, while products like the Maestro 500 wireless headset and GK600 series keyboards reinforce MSI’s growing ecosystem of high-performance gaming gear.
