Corsair introduced the Galleon 100 SD, a new wired mechanical keyboard, at CES 2026. The device integrates full Elgato Stream Deck Plus functionality, featuring 12 customizable buttons, a 5-inch 720 x 1280 IPS screen, and two rotary dials.
The Galleon 100 SD is scheduled for release on January 29th and is available for preorder at a price of $349.99.
Key specifications for the keyboard include an 8,000Hz polling rate, a hot-swappable PCB equipped with MLX Pulse switches, gasket mounting, and FlashTap simultaneous opposing cardinal direction support. Elgato General Manager Julian Fest stated that the integrated screen is larger, has a higher resolution, and offers improved viewing angles compared to current standalone Stream Deck models.
Operationally, the Galleon 100 SD functions as two separate devices. The keyboard aspects are controlled via Corsair's web hub browser tool, while the Stream Deck features require Elgato's Stream Deck software. Corsair is developing firmware to enable unified control, allowing the Stream Deck interface to manage keyboard settings such as LED color profiles and polling rate. The company is also working with publishers to enhance native Stream Deck integration in more games, particularly targeting simulator genres.
This product development follows Corsair's acquisition of Elgato in 2018. The Stream Deck has become a widely utilized tool among streamers and general users for programmable controls, ranging from launching applications to managing webcam settings. The development of the Galleon 100 SD involved Tobias Brinkmann, founder of Mountain keyboards, who now heads Corsair's gaming business. Mountain's Everest Max keyboard previously incorporated a detachable numpad with programmable screen-backed buttons.