Corsair Unveils New Skiff Keyboards and Harpoon v2 Wireless Mouse

Skiff Series Membrane Keyboards

The Skiff 100 Series consists of standard-size membrane keyboards designed for everyday use. Both models feature a 10-zone RGB backlighting system with customizable effects, as well as a built-in rotary control for adjusting volume and controlling media playback—such as skipping tracks and muting the sound.

To ensure durability in various environments, both keyboards have an IP53 rating, which provides protection against dust and water splashes at angles of up to 60 degrees. For ergonomic support, the devices are equipped with adjustable feet and a removable soft-touch rubber wrist rest.

The main difference between the two models lies in the Skiff 100 Plus’s six programmable G-keys, which users can assign macros and hotkeys to. The standard Skiff 100 model lacks these additional keys. Both keyboards are compatible with PC, Mac, Xbox, and PlayStation. Configuration is handled via a browser-based web hub, so no local software installation is required.

Harpoon v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

The Harpoon v2 Wireless Mouse features an asymmetrical, ergonomic design with side grips and a dedicated thumb rest to reduce hand fatigue during extended use. The device is equipped with a Marksman 26K sensor, which offers a resolution of up to 26,000 DPI for precise tracking. The hardware’s durability is underscored by main buttons rated for up to 100 million clicks. The mouse features six programmable buttons for assigning macros and functions.

Connectivity options are versatile and support three modes: 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and a wired USB-C connection. Battery life varies depending on the mode; with RGB lighting disabled, the device offers up to 140 hours of runtime via the 2.4 GHz connection and up to 210 hours via Bluetooth. Like the Skiff keyboards, the Harpoon v2 Wireless is compatible with both PC and Mac and can be configured via the browser-based Web Hub.

Availability and Market Positioning

These new peripherals are positioned as more affordable options within Corsair’s 2026 product lineup and complement high-end models such as the Galleon 100 SD and the Sabre v2 Pro.