Corsair has expanded its gaming peripherals line-up with two new keyboards, the Skiff 100 and Skiff 100 Plus, alongside the Harpoon v2 wireless mouse. The launch matters for gamers seeking cross-platform accessories with practical extras such as tactile control dials and long battery life, without needing to install extra software. Corsair also confirmed it has bought Trak Racer, a maker of racing and flight simulation hardware, extending its footprint in the sim-racing market alongside its existing ownership of Fanatec.

Both keyboards feature a rotary control dial for quick access to menus or media controls, 10-zone RGB lighting, a detachable rubber wrist rest and quiet membrane keys, with the Plus model adding six programmable G-keys for macros; they work across PC, Mac, Xbox and PlayStation and cost $60 and $70 respectively. The Harpoon v2 mouse has an ergonomic asymmetric design, a Marksman 26K sensor, six programmable buttons and up to 140 hours of battery life per charge, priced at $70 for PC and Mac use. All three products are available to order now.