The Galleon 100 SD is the keyboard I’ve long wished Corsair would make: a full-fat gaming board crossed with a Stream Deck, the powerful macro box made by Corsair subsidiary Elgato. The result is a ...

As a former (unsuccessful) Twitch streamer, I can attest firsthand to how useful the Stream Deck was for managing my broadcasts while also gaming and dealing with chat. The main draw here is close ...

The innovative Galleon 100 SD features a full Stream Deck with all the capability of a standalone device. Twelve LCD keys execute commands, open folders, and switch profiles. Two dials handle quick, ...

Corsair Gaming recently used CES 2026 to showcase its shift from standalone gaming hardware to a connected ecosystem spanning gaming, streaming, content creation, productivity, and local AI computing, ...

Corsair's Galleon 100 SD is the keyboard I've been asking for for years: a mechanical gaming keyboard with proper Stream Deck keys, complete with the built-in screens, wide Elgato ecosystem ...

Why buy a mechanical gaming keyboard and Stream Deck separately when you can have them both in the same package? The easy answer is because an integrated all-in-one solution was never a ...

Corsair launched the Galleon 100 SD at CES 2026 for $349.99 USD, a full-size mechanical keyboard that replaces the numpad with a built-in Elgato Stream Deck featuring 12 LCD keys, two rotary dials, ...

The $350 Galleon 100 SD is a product resulting from ‘many, many years of customer requests.’ The $350 Galleon 100 SD is a product resulting from ‘many, many years of customer requests.’ is an editor ...

The Elgato Stream Deck + is a phenomenal programmable device that offers extensive customization, enabling users to tailor it to their specific needs. It will be a welcome addition to any content ...

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Those of you who can remember a time before giant CRT televisions became “retro” might have fond memories of Creative Labs. The company made the Sound Blaster series of add-in sound cards, hardware ...