Corsair flash sale: save on keyboards, mice, headsets, and more

Corsair will have a flash sale for its peripherals and accessories. You can save as much as $80 on regular-priced gaming headsets, keyboards and mice until March 31. The lightweight Katar Elite Wireless mouse, K70 Pro RGB keyboard, and Virtuoso RGB wireless headset are just some of the goods you’ll find on sale, but we’ve provided a more detailed list of personal recommendations below.

While these products are mostly pointed at PC gamers, we’ve got you covered with other platforms if you’re looking for the best Steam Deck accessories or the best Nintendo Switch accessories.

Corsair mice deals

Corsair’s lightweight, wireless gaming mouse, the Katar Elite Wireless, usually costs $79.99, but is currently discounted to $49.99. The Katar Elite Wireless is a lightweight gaming mouse that weighs only 69g and has a 26K DPI optical scanner. Bluetooth and the included wireless dongle at 2.4 GHz can be used to link your device with the mouse. It features six buttons that can be reprogrammed in Corsair’s iCue software.

You might consider the M65 RGB ultra wireless mouse for more functionality. This model has adjustable weights, and you can apply them to specific areas. Corsair reduced the MS65 White to $69.99, from its normal price of $129.99 There are eight buttons that can be programmed and a sensor with a 26K DPI. It can also register four additional inputs simply by tilting it in various directions. (Cool, right?) Although the M65’s stock weight is 110g, it can be adjusted to a maximum of 128g using the weights provided.

Keyboard deals from Corsair

The latest iteration of Corsair’s K70 Pro RGB gaming keyboard is currently available for as low as $99.99 (normally $179.99). The K70 Pro RGB is available with a variety of Cherry MX switches at different price points, but the configuration that uses Corsair’s OPX optical switch offers the best value and the cheapest price.

Full-size backlit keyboard with a matte aluminum top and PBT keycaps. There is also USB passing for additional accessories. It also features dedicated media controls as well as a USB-C connector. The K70 is equipped with an 8,000 Hz polling rate, just in case the usual 1,000 Hz wasn’t fast enough for you. However, my favorite feature on the K70 Pro is the raised switches, which allow you to easily clean out all the grossness that usually accumulates under people’s keycaps.

Corsair will also be offering a discounted price on the K70 Pro Mini Wireless, a customizable and smaller 60% keyboard. While the current price of the white model is $99.99 (normally $179.99), you also have the option to purchase the black keyboard at $109.99. The K70 Pro Mini comes in two versions: Cherry MX Red and Speed. Moreover, the keyboard features a hot-swappable, PCB that makes them compatible with many aftermarket switches.

Bluetooth connectivity and wireless connectivity to 2.4GHz are available to the keyboard. It can run for 32 hours with RGB lighting on.

Corsair’s K55 RGB Pro XT keyboard is $49.99, instead of $79.99. Although the K55 membrane keyboard may seem a bit strange, it is much more durable and quieter than mechanical counterparts. The K55 is equipped with six macro keys in addition to its standard 104-key layout, and also features dedicated media controls and per-key RGB lighting, just like some of the more expensive options in Corsair’s catalog.

Corsair headset deals

Corsair’s Virtuoso RGB wireless headset is one classy lady. It’s normally $199.99, but you can currently pick up this hot date of a headset in pearly white for just $129.99. You can use the supplied 2.4GHz wireless dongle or USB-C to connect your Virtuoso RGB wireless with other devices. It features leatherette ear buds with a sturdy aluminum frame that can be customized in RGB Corsair colors and an adjustable (and removable!) boom mic. Virtuoso can support virtual 7.1 surround sound and Hi-Fi 24-bit audio via its USB-C cable.

You might consider the Xbox-exclusive HS75 XB Wireless headset, available at $89.99. That’s $60 more than its regular price. The Dolby-atmos compatible HS75 features a sleek design with plush leatherette earcups and headbands, a removable boom mic and controls on the ear for volume and chat mixing. The HS75 connects instantly to Xbox consoles and lasts up to 20 hours on a single charge. Although the HS75 was designed for Xbox consoles only, it can be used with any PC if there is an Xbox wireless adapter.

Accessories from Corsair

Lastly, if you’d like to freshen up the aesthetics of your mechanical keyboard, you can also find all of Corsair’s PBT double-shot keycap sets on sale for just $9.99 instead of their usual $29.99. These 104-key sets come in five colors: red, black, green and pink. The PBT keycaps have a higher wear resistance and are more attractive than ABS keys used in some mechanical keyboards.