In addition to the Corsair GALLEON 100 SD Gaming Keyboard with built-in Stream Deck controller, Corsair brought some high-performance gaming peripherals for pro-level players to CES 2026, including the new carbon-fiber and magnesium alloy versions of the SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse, the new MM PRO Control Esports-Tuned Cloth Mouse Pad, and the MAKR PRO 75 Hall Effect DIY Keyboard. All of these are all about performance, either by making them lighter, more precise, or tuned for pro-level and competitive gamers.

The SABRE v2 PRO is not a new product, but Corsair is putting a new twist on it by using carbon fiber and magnesium alloy, making two new models that are not only as light as possible but also look impressive with new materials. When it comes to the MM Pro Control Esports-Tuned Cloth Mouse Pad, Corsair is going for accuracy and tracking, with new materials and a design that makes it as comfortable as possible and brings the best possible performance. The MAKR line of keyboards is also not new, but the MAKR PRO 75 is an evolution of last year's MAKR 75 DIY Keyboard Kit, giving it more performance with new Corsair switches.Specification-wise, the two new SABRE v2 PRO gaming mice, the SABRE v2 PRO CF Wireless Gaming Mouse and the SABRE v2 PRO MG Wireless Gaming Mouse, both have 8,000 Hz hyper-polling while wireless or wired, as well as up to 120 hours of battery life. They both can be used in three modes, switching between 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, or wired connection via USB-C. The SABRE v2 PRO CF Wireless uses a carbon-fiber unibody, which makes it 55 g heavy or light, while the magnesium alloy SABRE v2 PRO MG Wireless tips the scale at 56 g.

The Corsair MM PRO Control Esports-Tuned Cloth Mouse Pad uses a hex-patterned polyurethane base for ultimate grip, and thanks to the thicker base and sloped edges, it should provide comfortable handling of any mouse without compromising its "professional-level precision."

As said, the MAKR PRO 75 is an evolution of last year's MAKR 75 DIY Keyboard Kit, which already raked in plenty of prizes. The new version is a hot-swappable Hall Effect DIY keyboard with Corsair's own MGX Hyperdrive magnetic switches, an aluminium frame, and a rigid FR4 switch plate. It has 8,000 Hz hyper-polling, Rapid Trigger, and FlashTap, and also an ability to get optional modules that add wireless connectivity and an LCD screen or custom keycaps.