Corsair starts selling Custom Lab hardware with customizable design in the US

Corsair starts selling the Custom Lab hardware series in its home country, allowing customers to customize the design of certain peripherals. The brand later says it wants to offer the products in other markets.

Customers can via Custom Lab select existing Corsair hardware and visually adjust it, the manufacturer announced during Computex 2024. This concerns the K65 Plus keyboard, the M75 mouse and three variants of the MM300 mouse pad. Corsair offers at least ten colorful designs for all these products, each costing an additional $10.

For example, customers can adjust the color of the frame, the print and the switches for the keyboard. The mouse has seven surfaces and buttons that can be individually customized, in some cases with one of six solid colors and on the largest surface with one of the more detailed designs. The mouse pad can only be adjusted as a whole.