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Gaming Peripherals Chipsets Database
Compare 80+ MCUs for mice & keyboards — free, no datasheets
Choosing the wrong MCU costs weeks of rework. We built the database we wished existed: 80+ chipsets from Nordic, STM, NXP, Microchip, Holtek, Cypress, Silicon Labs & more — standardized side-by-side. → Specs: CPU core, clock, Flash, RAM, USB type → Power data from vendor datasheets → Use-case notes: mice, keyboards, wired, wireless → Direct datasheet links for every chipset → Team picks ⭐ and newest chips 🔥 100% free. Get instant access.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 We're launching our MCU Database here today — built by the firmware engineers at Developex, who've been developing embedded software for Corsair, Logitech, Kingston, and Dell for 15+ years.
MCU selection kept eating weeks on every new project. So the team standardized everything they kept looking up anyway — and made it free.
What's the trickiest part of chipset selection for your team? Power data, polling rate limits, or something else?
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About Gaming Peripherals Chipsets Database on Product Hunt
“Compare 80+ MCUs for mice & keyboards — free, no datasheets”
Gaming Peripherals Chipsets Database was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Choosing the wrong MCU costs weeks of rework. We built the database we wished existed: 80+ chipsets from Nordic, STM, NXP, Microchip, Holtek, Cypress, Silicon Labs & more — standardized side-by-side. → Specs: CPU core, clock, Flash, RAM, USB type → Power data from vendor datasheets → Use-case notes: mice, keyboards, wired, wireless → Direct datasheet links for every chipset → Team picks ⭐ and newest chips 🔥 100% free. Get instant access.
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