Krom Gaming

Krom Gaming sells PC and console peripherals: mechanical keyboards, mice, mousepads, headsets, USB microphones and a small line of pre-built gaming PCs. Price span sits squarely in the budget-to-mid segment—most items list between €20 and €80, with only the flagship RGB keyboards and 7.1 headsets touching just above €100. Sales are handled through its own Shopify-powered store and Amazon EU marketplaces; the brand has no physical retail footprint. The Madrid-based label positions itself as “esports-ready gear without the premium tax,” outfitting every product with tournament-grade switches, 50-mm drivers or 3,300-DPI sensors at entry-level prices. Its best-known lines are the compact 60 % “Nexus” mechanical keyboard series and the lightweight 75-g “Khan” mouse, both offered in multiple switch and color variants that rotate seasonally. All devices ship with downloadable software for macro and RGB control, and the firm sponsors several Spanish and Latin-American stream teams to keep visibility high. Core buyers are 14-28-year-old casual-to-competitive gamers who want recognizable gaming aesthetics and reliable performance but must stay within student budgets. The brand’s Spanish-language support, fast EU shipping and two-year warranty appeal to value-focused shoppers across Spain, Portugal, Italy and Latin America who prefer local service over grey-market imports. Krom competes with global value peripheral makers that crowd Amazon search results and electronics superstore shelves. It differentiates by offering region-specific layouts, Iberian customer service and aggressive bundle discounts, while matching the spec sheets—Outemu switches, braided cables, memory-foam ear cushions—of better-known budget labels at €10-20 lower price points.