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Corsair's gaming keyboards and mice are now compatible with the Xbox One

Corsair has announced keyboard and mouse support for the Xbox One. (Source: Corsair)
Corsair has announced keyboard and mouse support for the Xbox One. (Source: Corsair)
Corsair has announced that its wide range of gaming keyboards and mice will support the Xbox One. Microsoft recently announced keyboard and mouse support for the Xbox One and developers can choose to support their game for such input if desired. Corsair also said that the Elgato Stream Deck can now be integrated with Mixer for improved live streaming.

Microsoft recently announced keyboard and mouse support for the Xbox One, offering gamers the control and precision that PC users have enjoyed since the beginning. Corsair is a well known brand when it comes to gaming peripherals and the company has announced that it is partnering with Microsoft to become an Xbox licensed hardware partner. All Corsair wireless and wired keyboards and mice can now be used with the Xbox One on select titles. 

Not all Xbox games support keyboard and mouse input and developers are required to explicitly add support to their games. The current list of supported games is just a handful but expect more games to support this feature in the days to come. Microsoft is said to be working with game developers to ensure that all players, no matter the choice of input device, get to have a fair and balanced gameplay experience. 

Corsair also said that it is partnering with Microsoft on other initiatives as well such as the Mixer live streaming service. Mixer broadcasters can now leverage integration with the powerful Elago Stream Deck to further enhance their live streams. 

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Vaidyanathan Subramaniam, 2018-11-15 (Update: 2018-11-15)