HS Code for Gaming Mouse / Gaming Keyboard / Input Devices: 8471.60.20

Classification Notes

Gaming mice (Logitech G Pro X Superlight, Razer DeathAdder / Viper, SteelSeries Aerox, Corsair Scimitar, Glorious Model O / D, Finalmouse Starlight, Zowie EC2, Endgame Gear) and gaming keyboards (Corsair K70 / K95, Logitech G915 / G Pro X, Razer BlackWidow / Huntsman, SteelSeries Apex, Ducky One 3, Keychron K-series, Glorious GMMK, Akko) are classified under 8471.60 as input units for automatic data processing machines. Wireless vs wired: same heading. Mechanical vs membrane vs optical switches: same heading. RGB backlighting: same heading. Programmable / macro keyboards: same heading — the scripting does not change classification. Ergonomic split keyboards (Kinesis Advantage, Moonlander, Ergodox) are 8471.60. Gaming controllers / gamepads (Xbox Wireless Controller, DualSense, 8BitDo Pro 2, Scuff Reflex) when sold as PC peripherals are 8471.60; when sold for gaming consoles they are 9504.50 (parts of gaming consoles). Trackballs (Logitech MX Ergo, Kensington Expert Mouse) are 8471.60. Graphics tablets (Wacom Intuos, XP-Pen Deco) are 8471.60 as drawing input tablets. Drawing displays with integrated screens (Wacom Cintiq, Huion Kamvas) are borderline 8471.60 vs 8528.42 (monitors) — CBP rulings classify under 8471.60 when the primary function is input. Gaming mouse pads are 3926 (articles of plastic) for rubber/cloth, 4411 for hard mousepad. Mouse grips and sleeves: 3926.90. Keycaps sold separately: 8473.30 (parts of ADP machines) or 3926.90 depending on material. Wireless mice receiver dongles sold separately: 8471.60. The 0% duty across all three markets makes gaming peripherals duty-free; Section 301 applies to many China-origin peripherals so check current US rates.