Corsair introduces do-it-yourself gaming keyboard MAKR 75, and says 'hello' to a new era of web-based peripheral customization

Corsair's MAKR 75 as seen on the showfloor at Computex 2025. Some of the keycaps have been removed to expose the Corsair switches underneath. The customisable keyboard has the rotary dial module installed in the top right-hand corner of the keyboard.

Rejoice! Our collective grumbling has been heard and peripheral makers are finally moving away from packing in one more bit of software to harangue your rig at start up. Corsair already announced its firmware updater website last month, but it's now taking things one step further by announcing Corsair Web Hub—a 'web-based utility engine' that allows you to customise your peripherals without dedicating precious SSD space to iCue.

Speaking of peripherals, Corsair also announced a fresh keyboard to go along with its Web Hub announcement. The new MAKR 75 Barebones Keyboard Kit is pitched as being both delectably DIY while also offering a 'performance-focused' board for gaming.