Cybeart (https://cybeart.in/), a global gaming lifestyle brand, has announced an exclusive national distribution agreement with KBC Computech. This partnership aims to significantly expand Cybeart’s presence in the Indian market, targeting ₹100 crore in revenue from its India offline retail business over the next three years, primarily driven by its expanding gaming peripherals portfolio.

The agreement follows Cybeart’s entry into the gaming peripherals sector after securing India-specific BIS approvals. The brand plans to introduce over 12 new product categories within the next three years, diversifying its offerings beyond its established gaming and ergonomic chairs.

Cybeart Strategic Expansion into Gaming Peripherals

Cybeart’s expanded India portfolio now includes a range of gaming and lifestyle peripherals designed for both gaming enthusiasts and professional users. The company has introduced seven keyboard models across 11 SKUs, featuring high-end wired and wireless options in various form factors. Notable products include the CNC-finished X75 Rhino and Akula series, alongside the Nighthawk 75. These products are positioned to offer premium features and build quality at competitive price points.

The gaming mouse lineup features three models across seven SKUs, emphasizing lightweight performance. This includes the Artemis, which incorporates Hyperswap Battery technology, and the Xeus, weighing 39 grams and positioned as India’s lightest true 8K gaming mouse at its launch. For working professionals, Cybeart has also introduced two ergonomic mouse models, Pocket and Arcus.

Leveraging its licensed IP strategy, Cybeart has launched “The Batman” edition keyboard and mouse, complementing its existing “The Batman” gaming chair and mouse pad to create a thematic product ecosystem.

Distribution Partnership and Market Opportunity

The collaboration with KBC Computech, an Indian IT distribution company with over two decades of experience in PC hardware, is central to Cybeart’s distribution strategy. KBC Computech’s network, which includes leading technology and gaming brands such as AMD, Thermaltake, ADATA, and XPG, will facilitate broader availability for Cybeart’s product range across India.

Krutik Patel, Founder and CEO of Cybeart, highlighted the evolving Indian gaming landscape. “India is entering an exciting phase in the evolution of gaming, where consumers are increasingly looking beyond the game itself towards the wider gaming lifestyle and the hardware that enables it,” Patel stated. “Our expansion into peripherals is an important step in that journey, and our partnership with KBC Computech will help us strengthen our distribution and reach a much wider customer base across India.”

Kapil Daga, Director of KBC Computech, commented on the new partnership: “Our partnership with Cybeart marks our entry into the gaming peripherals and lifestyle category, with Cybeart being the first & only brand we currently represent in this segment. As India’s PC and gaming hardware market continues to mature, consumers are increasingly looking for quality products across their entire setup. We see strong potential in Cybeart’s portfolio, from chairs to keyboards and mice, and look forward to leveraging our national channel network to build deeper availability for the brand across India.”

Market Outlook and Strategic Goals

The Indian market presents a significant opportunity for Cybeart’s expanded portfolio. According to IMARC Group, India’s gaming peripherals market was valued at $531 million in 2025, with gaming chairs at $51.9 million and ergonomic chairs at $374.4 million. Cumulatively, these segments represent an addressable market exceeding $957 million (₹8,100+ crore).

Cybeart’s ₹100 crore revenue target over three years aligns with a strategy to capitalize on shifts within India’s premium gaming hardware segment. The company notes that the withdrawal or scaling back of several international brands from India’s offline retail channels has created unmet demand and available shelf space, which Cybeart and KBC Computech aim to address through an organized national distribution network.

Globally, Cybeart operates across more than 10 countries, with products available in over 20 markets. Independent market research values the combined global markets for gaming peripherals, gaming chairs, and ergonomic chairs at approximately $19 billion.

As the Indian gaming audience progresses beyond traditional gameplay towards comprehensive hardware and lifestyle products, Cybeart intends to use its expanded product range and distribution alliances to establish a stronger foothold in the country’s premium gaming ecosystem. For more information on the latest tech appliance news and industry developments, visit TechnoSports (https://technosports.co.in/).