Computex 2025: Elgato Stream Deck Integration for New Corsair SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE Announced
At Computex 2025, Corsair and Elgato have announced a new collaboration, integrating the SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE mouse with the Stream Deck.
Elgato was purchased by Corsair back in 2018, and today, we are seeing a collaboration between the two brands. The Elgato Stream Deck is an invaluable tool for streamers and creators, allowing users to access simple commands with a press of a button. The Corsair SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE is a wireless MMO gaming mouse that features 16 programmable buttons, with 12 on the side for thumb access.
'Collaboration can result in some truly great outcomes,' said Vice President and General Manager of Gaming Peripherals, Tobias Brinkmann. 'We realized that the SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE and Elgato Stream Deck were a perfect fit. The integration with Elgato's Virtual Stream Deck provides users with the ability to map the 12 buttons on the Key Slider to a world of new functions.'
He went on, 'They now have the freedom to think beyond MMO and streaming setups, expanding into crafting the ultimate setups for their daily workflows. When our brands work together like this, we can deliver unmatched products and functionality, and we will aim to leverage that advantage whenever possible.'
With the SCIMiTAR ELITE WIRELESS SE's built-in Stream Deck functionality, those 12 side buttons can now be programmed to the Stream Deck's functions. They also unlock the Virtual Stream Deck, which allows for clickable shortcuts positioned anywhere on-screen or via hotkeys. The service is completely customizable via the Elgato Stream Deck software, and plugins and profiles can be found on the Elgato Marketplace.
'Combined with Stream Deck, SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE becomes so much more than a mouse,' said General Manager of Elgato, Julian Fest. 'It doesn't just control your games — it controls your entire setup, from audio and lighting to meetings and macros. With Virtual Stream Deck, you can summon even more control without lifting your hand. This kind of deep integration is built into the Elgato ecosystem, and it's a big reason why Stream Deck remains the benchmark for streamlining workflows.'
Elgato and Corsair are working together to create ultimate tools for gamers and creators, and this is only the beginning. 'Starting in 2025, CORSAIR brands will be more actively pursuing natural synergies and collaborations that will take CORSAIR customers' user experiences, capabilities, and satisfaction to the next level.'
Stay tuned to CGMagazine for more Computex 2025 coverage.
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