Gaming company Corsair has announced the latest additions to its lineup at CES 2026, including the jewel in the crown: the Galleon 100 SD keyboard with integrated Stream Deck hardware.
Other inclusions in the 2026 lineup include a couple of wireless mice, three other gaming keyboards and two gaming mouse pads.
The Galleon 100 SD Edition keyboard features a 5-inch 720 x 1280 LCD colour screen with Stream Deck integration for all your streaming animations, widgets and shortcuts.
The Stream Deck module supports HW and Stream Deck modes, includes dual rotary dials, a large widget display area, and 12x LCD screen keys that function as G-keys in HW mode.
The Steam Deck LCD of the keyboard integrates with apps and tools that gamers will most often use, such as Spotify, voice chat ,and to manage peripherals without having to pause the game. More commands are available through the Elgato Marketplace, which offers hundreds of compatible plugins.
The keyboard is ideal for gaming thanks to its flagship-quality MLX HiFi switches and PBT DS keycaps with a gasket mount delivering a “best-in-class” typing sensation. To prevent sound bleed into your stream, the keys include an upgraded sound-dampening solution and a cushioned palm rest.
As expected from a gaming keyboard, there is per-key customisable RGB lighting and mood bar and a high-polling rate (8,000Hz) for a great gaming experience alongside a customisable productivity featureset.
Australian pricing and availability are yet to be announced.
The Sabre v2 PRO Wireless mice arrive in two variants, carbon fibre (CF) and metallic (MG), both super lightweight at under 57 grams (CF – 56gm, MG – 55gm), a DPI of 33K, and an 8K polling rate with the 2.4GHz included wireless dongle or via a wired USB-C connection: the mouse also supports Bluetooth connectivity.
Both offer up to 100 hours of battery life, and Corsair has fine-tuned Mechanical Switches with 100 million-click life. The CF version is built from premium carbon fibre with a unique CF unibody design. On the other hand, the MG version features a premium metallic surface and hollow-out design to maintain that ultra-lightweight gaming experience.
“Last year we launched the SABRE v2 PRO to rave reviews and to legions of appreciative pros,” said Tobias Brinkmann, Vice President and General Manager of Gaming Peripherals at CORSAIR. “Now we’re building beyond with the new SABRE v2 PRO CF and SABRE v2 PRO MG Wireless Gaming Mice. These superlight mice utilise cutting-edge materials to make them both incredibly light and eye-catching.“
Australian pricing and availability for the two Sabre v2 PRO mice are yet to be announced.
The MM PRO Control Esports-Tuned Cloth Mouse Pad has been redesigned for precision gaming with pinpoint accuracy. The MM Pro is a cloth mouse pad, is 4mm thick for comfortable cushioning and is hand-washable. The hex-patterned polyurethane base ensures that it will hold its position even with the most vigorous of gaming.
Local availability and pricing for all of the above products will be published in the coming weeks.
Scott is our resident open technology expert. If you can mod it, or want to use it your way, Scott has probably done it. From Laptops to phones, headphones and game consoles, he’s played with it and wants to see the next generation.
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