Corsair Gaming, Inc. develops and sells high-performance products for gamers, streamers, content creators, gaming PC builders, and sim racing enthusiasts. Its recurring news centers on financial results and guidance across Gamer and Creator Peripherals and Gaming Components and Systems, product launches for keyboards, audio platforms, streaming equipment, smart ambient lighting, PC components, and custom systems, and updates from brands including Fanatec, Elgato, SCUF Gaming, Drop, and ORIGIN PC.
Company updates also cover partnerships in gaming and esports, investor conference presentations, margin and demand trends, supply-chain and tariff effects, and capital actions such as share repurchase authorization. Product announcements often connect Corsair hardware with software ecosystems used by gamers and creators, including Elgato and Stream Deck.
CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR) announced the SABRE v3 PRO PureVector wireless gaming mouse series, available October 20, 2026. The six-model lineup introduces directional sensitivity technology codeveloped with Aimlabs. CORSAIR said testing showed up to an 81-millisecond, or 33%, reduction in aiming and correction time before a click.
Calibration in Aimlabs creates personalized sensitivity settings that save to the mouse firmware without requiring a background app. The lineup offers ABS, magnesium and carbon fiber versions, each in symmetric or right-handed ergonomic shapes. ULTRALIGHT and MG models will be sold through the CORSAIR webstore and authorized retailers and distributors worldwide. CF models will be exclusive to the CORSAIR webstore and CORSAIR retail store. All six models include a two-year warranty.
Corsair Gaming (CRSR) will release its third quarter 2026 results and financial outlook after the Nasdaq close on November 5, 2026. Management will discuss the results on a conference call at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time that day. The call will be accessible through Corsair’s Investor Relations website, with a replay available approximately 3 hours after the live call ends.
CORSAIR (CRSR) introduced Elgato Wave Go, its first wireless microphone, extending the brand’s audio lineup into mobile recording. The $99.99 system combines clip-on and handheld recording and connects with Wave Link software and Stream Deck controls. Direct availability spans more than 40 countries and regions, with CORSAIR’s authorized retail network to follow.
Corsair (CRSR) has launched VOXARA, its first premium USB gaming condenser microphone, combining Corsair hardware with Elgato’s Wave Link 3.0 software for studio-grade vocals and integrated audio control.
The mic uses a 25 mm condenser capsule, 32-bit audio, and a 192 kHz sample rate to capture detailed, high-fidelity voice recordings. Wave Link integration enables multi-channel routing of mic, game, music, and chat audio, plus support for VST and AU plugins and Elgato Marketplace effects. An OLED screen, multi-function scroll wheel, and tap-to-mute sensor provide direct control, while Voice Focus, powered by ai|coustics, reduces background noise and echo. VOXARA also features customizable RGB lighting, a detachable aluminum stand, boom arm adapters, and plug-and-play USB-C connectivity for Windows, macOS, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2.
The microphone is available immediately in Black and White with a 2-year warranty.
Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) reported second quarter 2026 net revenue of $314.3 million, down 2% year-over-year but above its guided midpoint, with record gross margin of 33.2% and gross profit up 21% to $104.3 million. GAAP operating income was $7.6 million versus a $16.9 million loss a year ago, and net income was $9.1 million versus a $20.3 million loss.
Adjusted EBITDA rose 279% to $30.8 million, nearly double the high end of guidance, and non-GAAP EPS was $0.23, more than triple the guided high end. Results included a $15.6 million tariff refund, adding about 500 bps to gross margin and $0.14 to non-GAAP EPS; excluding this, adjusted EBITDA was $16.6 million and non-GAAP EPS $0.09, both above guidance. Gamer and Creator Peripherals revenue grew 13% to $115.9 million and gross profit 27% to $52.0 million, while Gaming Components and Systems revenue declined 9% to $198.5 million but increased gross profit 17% to $52.2 million. Operating cash flow rose 148% to $74.8 million, lifting cash and restricted cash to $193.9 million. On August 3, 2026, Corsair completed the acquisition of Sim Racing brand Trak Racer. The company raised full-year 2026 guidance to $1.40–$1.47 billion in revenue and $121–$131 million in adjusted EBITDA.
Corsair Gaming (Nasdaq: CRSR) announced it has acquired all the assets of Trak Racer, a global designer and manufacturer of premium racing and flight-simulation cockpits, seats, monitor stands, motion systems and accessories. According to Corsair, the deal is intended to scale its Gamer and Creator Peripherals segment, expand its addressable market and support margin expansion.
Trak Racer’s portfolio will be combined with Corsair’s Fanatec sim racing technology to create a more complete sim racing and flight simulation platform, with strong emphasis on direct-to-consumer sales and global channel expansion. The acquisition also brings brand and motorsport partnerships, including licensing with Mattel (Nasdaq: MAT) for Hot Wheels and Matchbox products from 2027, an expanded multi-product licensing arrangement with Porsche, and Formula One team relationships with BWT Alpine and Aston Martin Aramco. Trak Racer founder Matt Sten has joined Corsair as Chief Technology Officer for SIM Solutions.
Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) made a minority investment in Oslo-based Bitfocus, developer of Companion and Buttons, enterprise control and automation software for broadcast, live events, AV, and control rooms. The move strengthens a partnership that has helped position Elgato Stream Deck as a control surface in professional production.
Corsair said the deeper relationship aligns Stream Deck’s roadmap with Bitfocus’s professional focus and builds on their collaboration around Stream Deck Studio, launched in 2024 as hardware purpose-built for Buttons. Both companies highlighted plans for joint R&D, shared go-to-market efforts, and continued commitment to an open ecosystem.
CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR) announced its participation in AMD Advancing AI 2026, held July 22–23 at Moscone West in San Francisco. CORSAIR is collaborating with AMD to showcase CORSAIR PRO systems powered by AMD for real-world AI workloads, from professional development to live interactive demos.
The booth features the CORSAIR PRO FlexPrime R80T workstation using an AMD Instinct MI350P to run NAMD molecular simulations in real time, while an AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 renders trajectories via VMD. CORSAIR also presents two Fanatec racing simulators driven by CORSAIR systems on AMD hardware, highlighting data-rich, low-latency AI and simulation workloads. The company positions this event as part of its expansion into professional AI infrastructure with the CORSAIR PRO portfolio of AI workstations and servers.
Corsair Gaming (Nasdaq: CRSR) announced it will release its second quarter 2026 financial results and outlook after the Nasdaq close on Thursday, August 6, 2026. Management will host a conference call to discuss the results at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time, accessible via Corsair’s Investor Relations website or by phone with specified dial-in numbers and conference ID.
Fanatec, a brand of Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR), announced a new licensing partnership with Nissan to develop officially licensed sim racing steering wheels inspired by Nissan’s performance heritage.
The products target driving simulation enthusiasts, emphasizing craftsmanship, ergonomic precision, and visual authenticity, with detailed specs and launch timing to be revealed later in 2026.