Corsair Made a Keyboard With a Built-In Stream Deck for $349

The Galleon 100 SD swaps the numpad for a full Stream Deck. Wild? Yes. Worth it? That depends on your streaming setup.

Corsair Made a Keyboard With a Built-In Stream Deck for $349

Scout Team

|January 6, 20262 min read

Okay so I saw this deal and had to share because Corsair just went and did something kinda nuts. They took a regular gaming keyboard and basically welded an entire Stream Deck where the number pad usually goes. The result? The Galleon 100 SD, and yeah, it costs $349.

Here's what you actually get. Instead of those boring number keys nobody uses anyway (sorry accountants), you get a legit Elgato Stream Deck built right into your keyboard. We're talking a 720 x 180 screen, physical dials for adjusting stuff on the fly, and all those customizable buttons streamers go crazy for. The keyboard itself is nearly full-sized, so you're not losing your function keys or anything important.

But wait, why would anyone want this? Well, if you're already eyeing a Stream Deck (which runs about $150 separately) and need a new keyboard anyway, the math starts making sense. You save desk space, reduce cable clutter, and everything's right there under your fingers. For streamers juggling OBS scenes, Discord, and game controls, having those Stream Deck buttons literally attached to your keyboard could be clutch.

The weird part is the price. At $349, you're basically paying for a premium mechanical keyboard AND a Stream Deck in one package. Not terrible value when you break it down, but man, that's still a chunk of change for a keyboard. If you're not streaming or creating content, this is massive overkill. But if you are? This might actually solve more problems than it creates.

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