DROP May Gone But There’s Always The GALLEON 100 SD
This new Corsair keyboard is full sized but instead of sporting a numpad you will find two programmable control dials, a 5-inch display, and 12 LCD keys which will be very familiar to anyone who has used an Elgato Stream Deck. The Corsair Web Hub, replacing iCUE lets you reprogram keys, lighting and even assign FlashTap to various keys while the other part of the keyboard works perfectly with the existing Stream Deck application.
Physically the GALLEON 100 SD uses Corsair’s MLX Pulse Switches with double-shot PBT keycaps, and per-key RGB lighting of course. It also has a plush cushioned magnetic wrist if you like added comfort. There is only one possible drawback, which is the $349.99 price tag. That isn’t bad for someone who will make use of all of the features offered on the GALLEON 100 SD, but might be a bit steep if you are only looking for half of what this keyboard offers.
