Source: Embark Studios (official art via arcraiders.com)
The CORSAIR ARC Raiders Collection Is Here for the Anniversary
The CORSAIR ARC Raiders collection is the kind of licensed gear drop that only makes sense for a game that had a year like ARC Raiders did. Embark's extraction shooter launched in October 2025, sold more than 16 million copies, won Best Multiplayer at The Game Awards 2025, and just got its largest update yet in Frozen Trail. Now, for the game's first anniversary, CORSAIR, SCUF Gaming, and Elgato have teamed up on a limited run of officially licensed gear, all in the game's four-stripe colorway, and every piece comes with a code for an exclusive in-game item.
Preorders opened October 29, 2026, at 6:00 AM PT, with shipments varying from October 30, the anniversary itself. Quantities are limited, and the collection is sold directly through corsair.com. The SCUF Nemesis Pro 8K PC edition is the exception: it is listed as coming soon rather than shipping with the rest. If you want the full set on day one, that controller is the one you will wait for.
The official ARC Raiders x CORSAIR announcement lays out the lineup, and the headline is the breadth. This is not one branded mouse. It is three controllers, a keyboard, a mouse, a headset, two mouse pads, and a Stream Deck, plus faceplates and customization kits. For a game about loadouts, a full loadout of gear is a fitting way to mark year one.
SCUF Controllers Lead the CORSAIR ARC Raiders Collection
SCUF's three controllers are the flagship of the collection, and they cover every platform ARC Raiders players actually use. The SCUF Omega ARC Raiders Edition is the headliner: officially licensed for PlayStation 5 and built for PC, with 11 fully customizable inputs, four rear paddles, two side buttons, and five G-Keys, plus Endurance TMR thumbsticks and adjustable Instant Triggers on Omron mechanical switches. The pitch is the same one SCUF always makes, and it fits this game perfectly: your thumbs never leave the sticks when an ARC drops in.
The SCUF Valor Pro Wireless ARC Raiders Edition covers Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC, with four rear paddles, TMR thumbsticks, and adjustable Instant Triggers, plus tri-mode connectivity across low-latency Xbox wireless, Bluetooth, and 1,000Hz polling on PC. The SCUF Nemesis Pro 8K PC ARC Raiders Edition is the PC-native option, with 8,000Hz polling, TMR thumbsticks, mechanical buttons, and four rear paddles, in wired and wireless versions when it arrives.
Pricing, from Notebookcheck's October 30 listing, puts the Omega at $239.99 and the Valor Pro Wireless at $209.99, with an Omega customization kit at $49.99 and a Valor Pro faceplate kit at $29.99. Those are premium prices, but they are in line with what SCUF charges for its standard pro controllers, and the licensed finish plus the in-game item code are the extra value here, not a discount.
CORSAIR Keyboards, Mice, and Audio
CORSAIR's own pieces are built on hardware that already has a reputation, which is the right call for a licensed collection. The CLIPPER PRO MINI 60 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard ARC Raiders Edition is a compact 60% board with MGX HYPERDRIVE CORE magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger, FlashTap SOCD, and up to 8,000Hz polling, in an IP57-rated build. At $109.99, it is the most accessible entry point in the whole collection, and a 60% board suits a game where desk space and fast inputs matter more than a number pad.
The SABRE v2 PRO Wireless MG Gaming Mouse ARC Raiders Edition is a 56g magnesium-alloy shell with 8,000Hz hyper-polling, the MARKSMAN S 33,000 DPI sensor, and up to 120 hours of 2.4GHz wireless battery life. At $159.99, it sits in the serious competitive mouse bracket, and 56g is genuinely light for a wireless mouse with this feature set. The HS80 RGB WIRELESS Gaming Headset ARC Raiders Edition, also $159.99, brings custom-tuned 50mm drivers with Dolby Atmos and SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS, plus a broadcast-grade omnidirectional microphone for squad comms.
The MM cloth mouse pads come in Large at $26.99 and 2XL at $49.99, and the 2XL is a map, according to Embark, which is a nice touch for a game built around map knowledge. If you play ARC Raiders, you already spend half your time reading maps. Now your desk can be one.
Elgato Stream Deck and the In-Game Item Codes
Elgato rounds out the collection with the Stream Deck MK.2 ARC Raiders Edition at $149.99, plus a matching faceplate at $14.99. Fifteen customizable LCD keys will not make you better at extraction, but for streamers and multitaskers, a Stream Deck is the control center for a raid night: scene switches, mute toggles, loot spreadsheets, and chat commands on one panel. The faceplate alone is the cheapest way into the collection's look if you already own a Stream Deck MK.2.
Every product in the collection includes a code redeemable for an exclusive in-game item, valid until November 1, 2027. Codes are redeemed through the Embark ID portal, and they work on PlayStation, Xbox, or PC. That long redemption window matters: you do not have to rush to claim the item the day your gear arrives, and a code bought as a gift still works months later.
Our ARC Raiders beginner guide is the right starting point if the gear has you thinking about jumping in, and our Pendola Pass extraction guide covers the newest map's very different exit system. The gear will not save your loot, but the guides might.
Should You Buy the CORSAIR ARC Raiders Collection?
The honest answer depends on what you already own. If you already use a CLIPPER PRO MINI 60, a SABRE v2 PRO, or an HS80, the ARC Raiders editions are the same hardware in a licensed finish with an in-game bonus, and you should buy them for the look and the item, not for a performance upgrade. If you are shopping for a first pro controller or a first Hall effect keyboard, the collection is a good excuse to buy hardware that stands on its own merits.
The risk is availability. CORSAIR says quantities are limited, and anniversary collections like this do not get restocked indefinitely. The bundle option, buying individually or as a discounted bundle, is worth checking on corsair.com before you commit to single pieces, especially if you want the matching set. The Nemesis Pro 8K is the one to watch: "coming soon" in a limited collection can mean a short window when it finally lands.
For ARC Raiders players, this is a rare licensed drop where the underlying hardware is genuinely good, not just a logo on a budget peripheral. That is the standard every game collaboration should meet, and it is why this one is worth a look even if you only buy the mouse pad.
