Aftershock, Omnidesk, and Mash Have Opened a Flagship Store in Suntec as The Best Place to Buy P Cs!

By Trevor Fillers Last updated Dec 21, 2022

Aftershock, a locally produced PC manufacturer, has gone a long way since it started off making gaming desktop systems in a small shophouse and is now expanding internationally while managing multiple brands. Despite its ongoing success, the company isn’t content to rest on its laurels and is actively looking for new ways to expand.

Aftershock has moved its focus to a retail outlet following the inauguration of its enormous 7,000-square-foot experiential center. The flagship outlet, which is situated in the heart of Suntec City, is intended to be a more welcoming area for both current customers and the casual user.

The showroom’s three distinct zones—Aftershock, Omnidesk, and Mash—are split into a simple, black exterior with red accents that welcomes guests. The first showcases the many Aftershock custom PC builds, ranging from the stylish transparent Fishtank construction to the highly customizable Trixel.

A catalog of the brand’s products is placed on either side of the left and right aisles. While the gaming PCs are on display on one end, clients may test out various hardware setups by playing through a few short games on the desktop setup on the opposite side.

When you enter the room, the Aftershock Ultra-lab exhibit is there for you. Focusing on the aesthetic aspect, it emphasizes the use of unique GPU backplates, the designs of which are displayed on four prints, as well as themed builds, such as the quirky, first-ever bubble tea-themed PC to a PC inspired by the anime film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Infinity Train that features Rengoku Kyojuro as its main character.

Visitors can experience the height-adjustable desks and their tabletop surfaces at the Omnidesk location. For those who enjoy a little bit of color, there is also a separate Ascent Radiance RGB Tabletop configuration available, as well as a variety of different-sized tabletops from the Ichi Collection.

Mash, meanwhile, has a gorgeous, spotless keyboard wall in the Aftershock showroom in Suntec City. There are many pre-built variants available as well as custom keyboards from the custom mechanical keyboard specialist. This greatly eases the entry into the craft for newbies and beginners who would otherwise be intimidated by the various switch and base model names, such as Gateron Yellow and Kailh Box Red, or Keychron V1.

In any event, customers can test the switches at the new Aftershock location in Suntec City before deciding on their favorite keyboard configuration, whether it be customized or not. There are various options available, ranging from full-sized and tenkeyless (TKL) builds to 75% keyboards, so size won’t be an issue either. Visitors who want to create their own keyboards can do so while relaxing in a designated area and ordering coffee at the counter.

For those who are unfamiliar, TKL stands for a normal keyboard layout without the numeric keypad, whereas 75% refers to keyboards that are around 70 to 75 percent of the width of their full-sized counterparts while retaining the Function Key row at the top.

A driving simulator setup and a variety of PC accessories on display at the far end of the shop complete the experience. Along with Aftershock’s own mouse mats, backpacks, mice, and keyboard, you can also win Razer and Logitech accessories.

Tomorrow, December 22, the Aftershock retail store in Suntec City will start to welcome visitors. For a brief period of time, it is providing the opening sales deals listed below in Tower 5 West Wing #02-328/329:

S$100 off for first 50 purchases of PC products from AFTERSHOCK PC (S$50 off for all purchases of PC products from AFTERSHOCK PC till 26 December)
20% off the first 20 purchasers of Omnidesk products
Up to 50% off on MASH keyboard products