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Prince Yriel returns to the Eldritch Raiders with new Corsair datasheets, boosting units like Corsair Voidscarred, Skyreavers, and Starfang, and aided by psyker Kharseth, with these Eldritch Raiders miniatures headlining the Battleforce pre-order launching this Saturday.
Corsair's Galleon 100 SD, announced at CES 2026, is a wired mechanical gaming keyboard that integrates a full Stream Deck Plus with 12 customizable buttons, a 5-inch IPS screen, and two rotary dials, offering a comprehensive streaming and gaming experience for $349.99, launching on January 29th.
A Reddit user reported that Corsair canceled his pre-built gaming PC order without explanation and then increased the price by $800 when he tried to reorder, raising ethical questions about transparency and market practices in the PC industry.
Corsair's Xeneon Edge is a versatile 14.5-inch touch display that can be mounted inside a PC or used on a desk, featuring magnetic adhesion, adjustable orientation, and customizable RGB lighting, making it a unique accessory for PC enthusiasts at $249.
Corsair's XENEON EDGE is a versatile 14.5-inch LCD touchscreen display designed for system monitoring and multitasking, featuring flexible mounting options, a 2560x720 resolution, multi-touch input, and compatibility with USB-C and HDMI, priced at $249.99 and available via Corsair's webstore.
Corsair has launched Mac-compatible versions of its K65 Plus wireless keyboard and M75 wireless mouse, available in exclusive colors like glacier blue and frost. The K65 Plus features a 75% tenkeyless design with quieter mechanical switches and customizable keys, while the M75 mouse offers an ambidextrous design and high DPI sensor. Both devices can be configured using Corsair's iCue software for macOS, and are available at Apple's stores for $179.95 and $129.95, respectively.
Apple has partnered with Corsair to introduce its first official gaming keyboard and mouse for Mac users, marking a significant step in its gaming ambitions. The Corsair K65 mechanical keyboard and M75 wireless mouse are designed with Mac layouts and are available in exclusive colors at Apple stores. Despite the collaboration, these peripherals require manual setup via Bluetooth or dongles, as they lack Apple's auto-detection feature. While Apple aims to enhance its gaming ecosystem, the limited availability of competitive games on Mac remains a challenge.
Corsair has unveiled two PC cases, the 2500X, 2500D, 6500X, and 6500D, designed for mATX and ATX form factors, specifically made for Asus and MSI motherboards with reversed connectors. These cases enable builders to hide cables, feature glass and mesh front panels, and are the first to be compatible with reverse connector motherboards. The cases are available for retail via Amazon UK, with prices ranging from £129.99 to £169.99. The cases support graphics cards up to 400mm and offer compatibility with 120mm and 360mm radiators, as well as up to ten 120mm/140mm fans. The design allows for a clean and minimalistic aesthetic, and it is expected that other case manufacturers and motherboard makers will follow suit.
The Corsair K65 Plus Wireless keyboard aims to bridge the gap between mainstream gaming keyboards and boutique custom keyboards, offering a compact 75% layout that delivers Corsair’s best typing experience yet without sacrificing gaming chops. It features a metal volume knob, colored PBT plastic keycaps, and Corsair’s own MLX Red linear switches, providing an exceptional typing experience. The keyboard offers both Bluetooth and Slipstream wireless connectivity, decent battery life, and full programmability, making it a compelling option in the gaming keyboard market.
Corsair prebuilt gaming PCs with RTX 40 Series GPUs are on sale for Black Friday, with discounts ranging from $175 to $500 off. The Vengeance i7400 with an Intel i5 and RTX 4060 is priced at $1,425, the lowest ever for this mid-range rig. The Vengeance i7400 with an Intel i7 and RTX 4070 is discounted by $500, making it an all-time low price. Other gaming desktops are also on sale, with prices ranging from $1,700 to $3,950.
Corsair has released the MP700 Pro-series solid-state drives, featuring a PCIe 5.0 x4 interface and sequential read speeds of up to 12.4 GB/s. The high-end drives offer three cooling options, including active air cooling, liquid cooling, and a waterblock for custom-built liquid cooling. With faster NAND memory, the MP700 Pro drives provide increased performance compared to their predecessors, with higher sequential read and write speeds and comparable random read and write speeds to enterprise-grade SSDs. The drives are currently available in 1 TB and 2 TB configurations, with 4 TB versions coming in the future.
PNY and Corsair have launched their next-generation storage options with PCIe Gen5 interface, offering impressive sequential read speeds surpassing 12 GB/s. PNY's CS3150 series features an integrated dual-fan heatsink design and is available in 1TB and 2TB configurations, while Corsair's MP700 PRO storage boasts sequential read speeds of 12.4 GB/s and write speeds of 11.8 GB/s. Prices for PNY's storage start at $179.99, while Corsair's storage is priced at $190 for 1TB and $355 for 2TB.
Corsair has introduced the MP700 PRO Gen5 SSD lineup, offering faster transfer speeds of up to 12,400 MB/s and 11,800 MB/s for read and write respectively. The SSDs come with the option of air or liquid cooling, including Corsair's "HYDRO X" heatsink. The MP700 PRO is priced at $189.99 for the 1TB and $324.99 for the 2TB variants, with heatsink-less options available at slightly lower prices.
CORSAIR has unveiled the MP700 PRO, its latest PCIe Gen5 M.2 SSD with exceptional performance, including sequential read speeds of 12,400MB/sec and write speeds of 11,800MB/sec. It also offers high random read and write performance, backward compatibility with PCIe 4.0 motherboards, and native support for Microsoft DirectStorage. The SSD comes in capacities up to 4TB and offers advanced cooling options, including a pre-assembled air cooler or a water block for custom cooling loops. It is supported by the CORSAIR SSD Toolbox software and comes with a five-year warranty. The 1TB and 2TB versions are currently available, with the 4TB version coming later this winter.
Best Buy is having a flash sale on gaming keyboards, offering discounts on popular brands like Razer, HyperX, and Corsair. The sale includes a variety of options, from simple and affordable keyboards to high-end and stylish devices. Some notable deals include the Razer Huntsman Elite for $232 (originally $250), the HyperX Alloy Origins for $150 (originally $190), and the Corsair K100 RGB for $166 (originally $230). The sale is limited, so act fast to take advantage of these discounts.