In celebration of the first anniversary of the game, CORSAIR, SCUF, and Elgato are releasing a limited edition series of hardware for ARC Raiders. This series offers players exclusive hardware tailored to match the iconic four stripe visual of the game. Players can pre-order the products beginning October 29, 2026 if they would like to outfit their play space with themed peripherals.
Themed peripherals with 8000Hz polling and in-game codes ship October 30
The series encompasses controllers, keyboards, mice, headsets and stream decks, all tailored to represent the visual style of ARC Raiders. The peripherals allow players to complete their aesthetic with accessories themed around the popular game. The collection features products from SCUF, CORSAIR and Elgato, providing products across almost every type of peripheral.
Central to the performance of the peripherals is the specifications of each product. The SCUF Omega and Valor Pro controllers allow for customizable inputs and back paddles, ideal for competitive play. SCUF Nemesis Pro 8K PC controller features a 8000Hz polling rate for extremely low latency. The CORSAIR CLIPPER PRO MINI keyboard comes with magnetic switches and rapid trigger functionality.
CORSAIR SABRE v2 PRO mouse weighs 56 grams and comes with a magnesium alloy body and 8000Hz hyperpolling sensor. HS80 RGB Wireless headset comes with Dolby Atmos and a broadcast-grade microphone. Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 comes with 15 customizable LCD keys for rapid execution of commands. All products are designed with the four stripe style of the game and come with special in game asset codes upon purchase.
Pre-orders for the limited edition series will open October 29, 2026, 6:00 AM UTC. The physical products will begin shipping October 30, 2026, as ARC Raiders celebrates its first anniversary. ARC Raiders has sold more than 16 million copies worldwide since its initial launch in October 2025.
the four stripe design is actually clean tbh
does the 8000hz polling on the SCUF Nemesis actually register in ARC Raiders or is it just marketing fluff?
It depends on the game engine implementation. Most modern shooters cap input polling at 1000hz or 2000hz for stability. You likely won’t see a difference in frame times or hit registration compared to 1000hz.
Remember that the SCUF controllers and Corsair peripherals need official drivers for full customization. Proton support might be tricky if the SDK isn’t open.
i just want to know if the stream deck keys are tactile or just clicky buttons 😂
shipping the next day after pre-orders is a logistical miracle or a disaster waiting to happen. I hope they have inventory ready.
The HS80 headset is fine but I am worried about the mic quality for streamers. The article mentions broadcast grade but I need to see actual frequency response curves.