Keyboard manufacturer Wooting joins forces with TenZ

Keyboard manufacturer Wooting has unveiled a collaboration with VALORANT content creator Tyson ‘TenZ‘ Van Ngo.

The deal will see the two parties launch the Wooting 80HE TenZ Takeover keyboard, which has been tuned using the preferences of the former Sentinels player.

Unveiled on January 6th, 2026, the keyboard comes in a sleek black and red design that aims to reflect TenZ’s personal style in addition to the player’s preferred configuration. A total of 100 units have been signed by the content creator and will be distributed at random to those who purchase the keyboard.

Notably, Wooting has yet to reveal a release date for the 80HE TenZ Takeover keyboard. Those interested in purchasing one of the limited-run units can register their interest on the manufacturer’s website.

Founded in 2016, Wooting has continued to expand its presence within the esports and gaming industries with the release of keyboards designed to focus on low-latency inputs. In November 2025, the manufacturer partnered with North American esports organisation M80. The deal equipped the organisation’s Counter-Strike and Rainbow Six teams with its 60HE v2 keyboard.

TenZ is no stranger to collaborating with Wooting. In April 2025, he became an ambassador for the manufacturer, teasing future projects.

Over the last 12 months, TenZ has continued to host a range of initiatives following his retirement from professional play in 2024. In February, he will host the inaugural VALORANT Community Awards in collaboration with Riot Games and Red Bull.

In addition to collaborating with Wooting for a limited-edition keyboard, TenZ joined forces with Pulsar Gaming in March 2025 to launch a gaming mouse.

As a Wooting ambassador, it’s no surprise to see TenZ launch a co-branded keyboard. Depending on the success of the collaboration, it will be interesting to see whether the manufacturer signs other notable personalities as an ambassador.