Corsair introduced two new membrane keyboards and a wireless mouse that prioritize durability and battery life over mechanical switches. These devices target budget-conscious gamers who need reliable peripherals that can withstand spills and dust without draining power during long sessions. The SKIFF 100 series brings water resistance and media controls to a low price point, while the HARPOON v2 mouse offers extended runtime for wireless play.
Corsair introduces durable SKIFF 100 keyboards and lightweight HARPOON v2 mouse
The SKIFF 100 and SKIFF 100 PLUS are full-size keyboards that use membrane switch technology rather than mechanical components. Corsair equipped both models with IP53 dust and water resistance ratings, allowing them to survive accidental spills or dusty environments. Each keyboard features 10-zone RGB lighting and a rotary dial with media controls in the upper right corner for volume and playback management.
SKIFF 100 Specifications
- SKIFF 100/PLUS Switch Type: Membrane
- SKIFF 100/PLUS Layout: Full-size
- SKIFF 100/PLUS Protection: IP53 dust and water resistant
- SKIFF 100/PLUS Lighting: 10-zone RGB
- SKIFF 100/PLUS Controls: Rotary dial and media controls

The SKIFF 100 PLUS distinguishes itself by adding six programmable G-keys on the left side of the keyboard for additional macro support. The standard SKIFF 100 omits these extra keys but retains the same layout, lighting, and protection features. Corsair prices the SKIFF 100 at 59.99 USD (around $59.99) and the SKIFF 100 PLUS at 69.99 USD (around $69.99).
Corsair also launched the HARPOON v2 WIRELESS, an 80g right-handed ergonomic gaming mouse designed for lightweight handling. The mouse utilizes a 26K DPI CORSAIR MARKSMAN sensor and supports tri-mode connectivity via 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth. Battery life reaches 140 hours in 2.4GHz mode and extends to 210 hours when using Bluetooth, making it suitable for users who want to minimize charging frequency.
We looked at Dareu AE6 V2 P3955 Legendary Edition earlier while tracking Corsair launches. The new Corsair peripherals fill specific gaps in the entry-level market by combining basic durability with modern wireless features. Buyers seeking affordable, spill-resistant keyboards or long-battery-life mice now have clear options from Corsair at these price points.



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