Corsair’s Call of Duty Collab Will Make Everyone Take Notice

Recently, I got invited to attend a behind-closed-doors event hosted by Corsair as new technology and collaborations were revealed from different companies, one of which being Corsair and its many different companies under its brand.

During this event, it was revealed that Corsair is currently working on a collaboration with Call of Duty and its numerous companies that are under its brand to create a whole PC setup along with other items that can be used by gamers.

During the behind-closed-doors event, it was revealed that Corsair has agreed to a collaboration with SCUF Gaming, Drop, Elgato, and ORIGIN PC, which are all brands under the Corsair family. This collaboration deal has ended with an entire gaming setup in collaboration with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Corsair, with each brand under Corsair taking on a section of the collaboration.

Since each of these companies is a master at crafting certain pieces of equipment within the gaming industry and works with Corsair, it would make send that each of these companies will be working together to create a unique setup for gamers to use.

Each piece of equipment is designed with the theme of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 in mind, featuring the iconic orange and black colour palette that stands out throughout the entire setup.

Since SCUF Gaming is well known for its high-quality controllers, it would make sense that within this collaboration it would design the controllers, especially since it is so well known for creating controllers that are used within eSports events around the world.

Currently the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 collaboration design with SCUF Gaming is available on the Reflex FPS, Reflex Pro, Envision Pro, and Instinct Pro controllers, and, at the time of writing, all of these items will already be available to purchase.

Next is ORIGIN PC, which will be tackling the PC and laptop designs within the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 collaboration. Since this company is already well versed in creating high-end technology, it makes sense for it to work on such a high-profile collaboration.

The part ORIGIN PC has within the Call of Duty collaboration is the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 EON16-X gaming laptop as well as the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Neuron 5000X PC.

The next company that is working on this collaboration with Corsair is Elgato, which primarily creates technology related to streaming, such as the Stream Deck and Microphone that have been designed for this collaboration.

First is the Call of Duty Stream Deck, which is designed with the same design as the other pieces of technology; second is the Wave:3 microphone, and finally is the Wave Mic Arm LP, which can be used to hold the microphone in place during gaming sessions.

The fourth company that will be taking part in this collaboration is Drop, and this company has created an artisan keycap in the style of the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 orange and black colours, with a 3-D design of Cerberus and his 3 heads.

Finally, the last team that is working on the project is the lead company itself, Corsair. Understandably, since this deal is mainly with Corsair, it would make sense that Corsair takes on the biggest chunk of the collaboration.

Within this collaboration, Corsair has created 6 different pieces of the setup, all stylised with the Black Ops 6 style. The first piece of tech that Corsair will be releasing for this collaboration, is the K65 Plus Wireless Keyboard, next is the MM300 Mouse Pad, then the M75 Gaming Mouse, the HS80 Headset, the Vengeance PC, and finally the 3500X Mid-Tower PC Case, which sadly is not released yet but is set to come soon.

Putting all of these items together creates one of the most atmospheric and high-end PCs that is available at the current time of writing, while also providing the fan-base something to look forward too if they are willing to spend the money.

What do you think about these two collaborations from Corsair, Call of Duty, and Oracle Red Bull Racing? Will you be looking forward to any of these pieces of equipment? Let us know in the comments what you think!