Corsair Cyberpunk Collections: Arasaka White and Edgerunners 2 Editions Open for Pre-Order

Corsair Cyberpunk Collections: Two Sets, One Pre-Order Date

Corsair and CD Projekt Red opened pre-orders on October 22 for two limited-edition peripheral collections at once, and the Corsair Cyberpunk collections are a second chance for anyone who missed last year's black Arasaka set. The Corsair Cyberpunk 2077: Arasaka White Collection brings that lineup back in a white and red colorway, while the all-new Corsair Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Collection ties into the anime series from Studio Trigger and CD Projekt Red now streaming on Netflix. Both are limited quantity, sold through Corsair's webstore and select authorized retailers, and backed by a two-year warranty. Pre-order details are on the official Corsair Cyberpunk page.

Arasaka White Collection: The Megacorp Look, Now in White

The Arasaka White Collection is styled around the fictional megacorp's research laboratories, and it keeps the design language that made last December's fifth-anniversary black set sell out: keycap legends lifted from the game's UI, the Arasaka insignia, and Mantis Blades schematics printed across the deskmat. The color story flips to white with red accents, and this time the set adds a piece the original lacked, a matching headset.

The full Arasaka White lineup:

• K65 Plus Wireless keyboard, Arasaka White Edition
• M75 Wireless mouse, Arasaka White Edition
• MM300 2XL extended mousepad with the Mantis Blades print
• HS80 RGB Wireless headset, Arasaka White Edition

UK pricing is £159.99 for the keyboard, £99.99 for the M75 mouse, £34.99 for the mousepad, and £149.99 for the headset, with a complete four-piece bundle at £379.99. US pricing runs $169.99 for the keyboard, $119.99 for the mouse, $49.99 for the mousepad, and $159.99 for the headset.

Edgerunners 2 Collection: Built Around Roman Carax

The Edgerunners 2 Collection is the new one, and it is built around Roman Carax, the character rarely seen without his vintage video camera, documenting the human stories of Night City. The colors come from his character palette, and the designs carry references to his recording gear, to Roman himself, and to SoftSys, the fictional repair chain that keeps his equipment running. Where Arasaka White is clean and corporate, this set is colorful and worn-in.

The full Edgerunners 2 lineup:

• K65 Plus Wireless keyboard, Edgerunners 2 Edition
• Harpoon v2 Wireless mouse, Edgerunners 2 Edition
• HS80 Wireless headset, Edgerunners 2 Edition
• MM 2XL mousepad, Edgerunners 2 Edition

Note the swaps: the mouse changes to the lighter Harpoon v2 Wireless (£79.99 / $79.99), and the mousepad switches from the oversized MM300 2XL to the standard MM 2XL. The headset is also a slightly different model from the Arasaka set, the standard HS80 Wireless rather than the HS80 RGB Wireless. Keyboard pricing matches the Arasaka set.

What You Are Actually Buying: Proven Hardware, New Paint

Be clear about what these are: cosmetic special editions of Corsair's existing peripheral lineup, not new hardware. That is not a complaint. It means you are getting proven products under the theming, all running through Corsair's iCUE software like the standard versions.

The K65 Plus Wireless is a 75% mechanical keyboard with per-key RGB, pre-lubricated hot-swappable MLX Red linear switches, dual-layer sound dampening, and 2.4GHz wireless plus Bluetooth, rated up to 266 hours with RGB off. The M75 Wireless is a lightweight ambidextrous mouse with swappable side panels. The HS80 headsets are Corsair's premium spatial-audio wireless line. The Harpoon v2 Wireless is the budget-friendly wireless mouse of the bunch, which makes the Edgerunners 2 set the cheaper way into the collection.

So which set should you buy? If you want the Cyberpunk look without tying it to a specific character, Arasaka White is the broader choice, and the new headset finally completes the set. If you are specifically an Edgerunners fan, or you prefer the colorful Roman Carax styling, the second set is built for you. Either way, last year's run sold out fast enough that this reissue exists because people missed it, so waiting is the one bad strategy. For more on the game side of this collaboration, see our Cyberpunk 2077 update 2.5 article, and if you are comparing keyboards in general, our best Hall Effect keyboards guide is the place to start.