Corsair launches budget Skiff 100 series gaming keyboards, Harpoon V2 wireless mouse

Corsair has launched new, relatively budget gaming peripherals, including two keyboards and a mouse. The Skiff 100 series of keyboards is a full-size option with minor differences between the two. The mouse is the sequel to the ergonomic Harpoon gaming mouse and adds wireless connectivity.

Corsair Skiff 100 Plus and Skiff 100 keyboards

These are wired membrane keyboards, so no mechanical or magnetic switches here. The only difference between the standard and Plus variant is that the latter comes with six programmable G-keys. Both have 10-zone RGB lighting, IP53 spill resistance, and detachable wrist rests. There is also a rotary dial for media controls.

The Skiff 100 keyboards poll at 1,000 Hz via the USB 2.0 Type-A connection.

Corsair Harpoon V2 Wireless gaming mouse

The Harpoon V2 is an ergonomic gaming mouse with a 26K Corsair Marksman optical sensor, and it weighs 80 grams. There are six programmable buttons, tri-mode connectivity, and a claimed up to 140 hours of battery life with RGB off (2.4 GHz). The Corsair logo on the shell lights up and can be customized through iCue.

Corsair Skiff 100, Harpoon V2 price and availability

The Skiff 100 Plus is priced at $70, and the Skiff 100 is priced at $60. They are only available in black. The Harpoon V2 mouse comes in at $70, and all three are available via the official store, but only the Skiff 100 and Harpoon V2 are available via Amazon at the time of publishing.