The Corsair Cyberpunk peripheral collection has expanded into two limited-edition lineups built in partnership with CD Projekt Red, giving fans of the game and its Netflix spin-off fresh gear to pre-order. One range revives last year’s black Arasaka-themed hardware in a new white and red colourway, while the other is an entirely new set inspired by Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, the upcoming second season of Studio Trigger’s anime adaptation.
Key takeaways
- ✓Corsair has released two licensed Cyberpunk peripheral collections made with CD Projekt Red.
- ✓The Arasaka White Collection refreshes last year's black lineup in a white and red colourway.
- ✓A new Edgerunners 2 Collection is themed around the character Roman Carax from the Netflix anime.
- ✓Both ranges include a K65 Plus Wireless keyboard and HS80 Wireless headset, but different mice.
- ✓The collections are available to pre-order now, with bundle options for multiple peripherals.
Both lineups carry official licensing from Corsair and CD Projekt Red, the studio behind Cyberpunk 2077. That matters because crossover peripheral lines tend to be produced in limited runs and rarely get restocked once sold through, so anyone keen on the aesthetic will want to move quickly once pre-orders open in their region.
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Arasaka White Collection brings a cleaner look to last year’s gear
The Arasaka White Collection reworks hardware that originally launched in black last December to mark the game’s fifth anniversary. The fictional megacorp’s research labs provided the visual theme then, and that carries over here, just swapped into a white chassis with red accents instead of the original dark finish.
The lineup includes a K65 Plus Wireless keyboard and an M75 Wireless mouse, both branded with Arasaka styling, plus an MM300 2XL mousepad printed with a Mantis Blades schematic lifted straight from the game’s cybernetic weapon lore. Corsair has also added a new piece this time around: an HS80 Wireless headset finished to match the rest of the set, which wasn’t part of the original black release.
Edgerunners 2 Collection is built around Roman Carax
The second lineup is entirely new and takes its cues from Roman Carax, a character introduced in Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2. Corsair says the colours used across the hardware are pulled directly from his character palette, while the designs reference his recording equipment, his likeness, and SoftSys, the fictional repair chain that appears in the show.
Like the Arasaka set, the Edgerunners 2 Collection includes a K65 Plus Wireless keyboard and an HS80 Wireless headset. The mouse and mousepad differ, though: instead of the M75 Wireless, this collection pairs with a lighter Harpoon v2 Wireless mouse, and the mousepad switches from the oversized MM300 2XL to the standard MM 2XL.
| Peripheral | Arasaka White Collection | Edgerunners 2 Collection |
|---|---|---|
| Keyboard | K65 Plus Wireless | K65 Plus Wireless |
| Mouse | M75 Wireless | Harpoon v2 Wireless |
| Headset | HS80 Wireless | HS80 Wireless |
| Mousepad | MM300 2XL (Mantis Blades print) | MM 2XL |
Why Corsair keeps returning to the Cyberpunk universe
This isn’t Corsair’s first run at Cyberpunk-themed hardware, and the choice of timing lines up neatly with the show’s growing profile. Edgerunners’ first season is widely credited with reviving interest in the base game years after its rocky launch, and a second season landing on Netflix gives CD Projekt Red another reason to keep the licensing partnership active rather than letting it lapse after one collection.
For Corsair, it also fits a broader pattern of pairing established peripheral lines with entertainment franchises rather than designing something from scratch. The K65 Plus Wireless and HS80 Wireless both already exist in standard retail colourways, so the Cyberpunk treatment is largely a cosmetic exercise layered onto hardware that’s already proven in Corsair’s recent wireless keyboards and Corsair’s wireless headset lineup.
The mouse choices are the one place where the two collections genuinely diverge in character rather than just colour. The M75 Wireless is a heavier, ergonomic design aimed at precision use, while the Harpoon v2 Wireless is a lighter, more compact option, similar in spirit to Corsair’s wireless gaming mice built for faster movement. That split roughly mirrors the tonal difference between Arasaka’s corporate menace and Edgerunners’ scrappier street-level world.
What it means for buyers deciding between the two sets
Anyone weighing up the Corsair Cyberpunk peripheral collection will likely base the decision on aesthetic preference rather than performance, since the underlying hardware in each range is otherwise familiar. The Arasaka White Collection suits players who liked the original black set but wanted something brighter for their desk, while the Edgerunners 2 Collection will appeal more to viewers following the Netflix series and its characters.
Corsair is offering bundle options that combine the keyboard and mousepad, or every peripheral within a single collection, for buyers who want the full aesthetic rather than one piece. Given how CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk brand continues to grow, including news of a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 movie in development, this likely won’t be the last hardware tie-in the franchise sees.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Arasaka White Collection?
The Arasaka White Collection includes a K65 Plus Wireless keyboard, an M75 Wireless mouse, an MM300 2XL mousepad printed with a Mantis Blades design, and an HS80 Wireless headset, all finished in white and red.
What inspired the Edgerunners 2 Collection?
The Edgerunners 2 Collection takes its design cues from Roman Carax, a character from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, with colours and visual references drawn from his recording gear and the fictional SoftSys repair chain.
Are the Cyberpunk peripherals available to buy now?
Both collections are open for pre-order, with Corsair offering individual peripherals as well as bundle sets that combine multiple pieces from the same lineup.
Is the mouse the same across both collections?
No. The Arasaka White Collection pairs with the M75 Wireless mouse, while the Edgerunners 2 Collection uses the lighter Harpoon v2 Wireless instead.
