Highlights
- Cybeart signs an exclusive national distribution deal with KBC Computech.
- The company plans to expand to 12+ product categories in India.
- India’s combined gaming hardware opportunity is estimated at $957M.
Cybeart has signed an exclusive national distribution agreement with KBC Computech to expand its gaming and lifestyle hardware portfolio across India. The partnership supports Cybeart’s target of generating INR 100 Cr from offline retail over the next three years as it expands into more than 12 product categories.
Krutik Patel, founder and CEO of Cybeart, stated that the company sees India entering a new phase of gaming, with consumers looking beyond games toward the “wider gaming lifestyle.”
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The company has moved beyond gaming and ergonomic chairs into peripherals, including seven keyboard models spanning 11 SKUs. The lineup covers wired and wireless formats, including the CNC-finished X75 Rhino, Akula series, and Nighthawk 75, targeting gamers and working professionals.
Its gaming mouse portfolio includes three models across seven SKUs, with the Artemis featuring Hyperswap battery technology and the 39-gram Xeus positioned as India’s lightest true 8K gaming mouse when launched. Pocket and Arcus add ergonomic options for professionals.
Cybeart has also brought “The Batman” license to its peripherals, adding a keyboard and mouse to the existing Batman gaming chair and mouse pad to complete its Batcave setup.
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KBC Deal Targets India’s Hardware Opportunity
KBC Computech, incorporated in 2001 and headquartered in Nehru Place, has more than two decades of distribution experience across memory, processors, storage, graphics cards, components, and peripherals. Its brands include AMD, ADATA, Thermaltake, and XPG, with operations spanning multiple Indian states.
Kapil Daga, director at KBC, pointed out that Cybeart is its first and only current brand in gaming peripherals and lifestyle products.
The company operates in 10+ countries and 20+ markets, while the global markets for gaming peripherals, gaming chairs, and ergonomic chairs are valued at about $19B. IMARC Group valued India’s gaming peripherals market at $531M in 2025, while gaming and ergonomic chairs stood at $51.9M and $374.4M.
Cybeart estimates the combined opportunity at about $957M, or more than INR 8,100 Cr.
