Corsair adds new budget‑friendly SKIFF keyboards and HARPOON v2 mouse to its gaming range

Corsair is expanding its entry‑level gaming lineup this week with two new SKIFF series keyboards and an updated HARPOON wireless mouse, aimed at first‑time PC gamers and those looking for affordable gear that can handle both work and play.

The new SKIFF 100 PLUS and SKIFF 100 keyboards are full‑size membrane models built on Corsair’s existing RGB gaming keyboard design. Both share the same core feature set, while the SKIFF 100 PLUS adds six programmable G‑keys for users who want dedicated macro access. A rotary dial provides quick control over volume and media playback, and ten RGB lighting zones offer basic customisation. The keyboards also carry an IP53 rating to withstand dust and light spills, making them suitable for shared spaces and everyday use.

• Six programmable G‑keys (PLUS only)
• Rotary dial and media controls
• 10‑zone RGB lighting
• IP53‑rated spill resistance
• Quiet membrane keys
• Detachable soft‑touch wrist rest

Both keyboards are compatible with PC, Mac, Xbox and PlayStation, and can be configured through Corsair’s browser‑based Web Hub without installing additional software. Adjustable tilt legs and a removable wrist rest round out the design for users who prefer a more minimal setup.

Corsair is also introducing the HARPOON v2 WIRELESS, an updated version of its asymmetric ergonomic mouse. The new model features textured side grips, a built‑in thumb rest and Corsair’s 26K MARKSMAN sensor for improved precision. Battery life reaches up to 140 hours over 2.4GHz wireless with RGB disabled, or up to 210 hours via Bluetooth, giving players multiple days of use between charges.

• Asymmetric ergonomic shape with thumb rest
• Corsair MARKSMAN 26K sensor
• Six programmable buttons
• Up to 140 hours battery life (2.4GHz)
• Tri‑mode connectivity: 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB‑C

Both new peripherals will be available starting this week, directly through the Corsair web store, as well as at select retailers.

KitGuru Says: Corsair’s premium lineup has grown a lot this year, so it makes sense to see more budget‑friendly options joining the range too. Are you interested in any of these new peripherals?

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