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Corsair Launches Skiff 100 Keyboards, Harpoon v2 Mouse, and Acquires Trak Racer
Key points
- Corsair released Skiff 100 ($60) and Skiff 100 Plus ($70) gaming keyboards.
- Keyboards feature a rotary dial, RGB lighting, and detachable wrist rests.
- Harpoon v2 wireless gaming mouse offers 140 hours of battery life for $70.
- Corsair acquired Trak Racer, a high-end simulation peripheral manufacturer.
New Gaming Keyboards Introduced
Corsair has launched two new gaming keyboards, the Skiff 100 and Skiff 100 Plus. Both models include a rotary dial for control, 10-zone RGB lighting, a detachable wrist rest, and quiet membrane keys. The Skiff 100 Plus distinguishes itself with six additional programmable G-keys for in-game commands and macros.
These keyboards are compatible with PC, Mac, Xbox, and PlayStation systems without requiring software installation. The Skiff 100 is priced at $60, while the Skiff 100 Plus is available for $70.
Harpoon v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse
Alongside the keyboards, Corsair introduced the Harpoon v2 wireless gaming mouse. This mouse features an asymmetric ergonomic design, a Marksman 26K sensor, and six programmable buttons. A notable feature is its battery life, offering up to 140 hours of use on a single charge.
The Harpoon v2 is compatible with PC and Mac systems without requiring software and is priced at $70.
Acquisition of Trak Racer
In a separate development, Corsair announced the acquisition of Trak Racer, a company known for manufacturing high-end gaming peripherals, specifically full-body racing cockpits and flight simulation accessories. This acquisition follows Corsair's previous ownership of Fanatec, another company specializing in high-end simulation racing hardware.
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Corsair released two new gaming keyboards, the Skiff 100 and Skiff 100 Plus, featuring a rotary dial and multi-platform compatibility, alongside the Harpoon v2 wireless gaming mouse with a 140-hour battery life. Additionally, Corsair acquired Trak Racer, a manufacturer of high-end racing and flight simulation peripherals, expanding its presence in the simulation hardware market.