Corsair x Gumayusi Collection: Limited-Edition Peripherals Unveiled

Philipp Briel
Philipp Briel · 4 min. read

Corsair is launching the Corsair x Gumayusi Collection, a limited-edition line of peripherals that the company developed in collaboration with League of Legends pro Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong. The collection includes the Vanguard Pro 96 keyboard, the Sabre v2 Pro Wireless CF mouse, and a matching XL mouse pad, all featuring a black-and-gold design with Gumayusi’s signature. The launch coincides with the anniversary of Gumayusi’s professional debut in League of Legends Champions Korea.

In a nutshell:

  • Three products: Vanguard Pro 96 (keyboard), Sabre v2 Pro Wireless CF (mouse), MM 2XL (mouse pad)
  • Black-and-gold design featuring Gumayusi’s signature and the slogan “I’ll Prove It, Every Game”
  • Each product comes with handwritten fan letters from Gumayusi, plus hidden design Easter eggs
  • Corsair has not yet announced prices or a specific release date

An overview of the Gumayusi Collection products

Technically, all three products are the already familiar Corsair models, just in an exclusive Gumayusi design. Anyone familiar with the base versions—for example, from our review of the Corsair Skiff 100 Plus—knows that the manufacturer consistently relies on Hall-effect technology in its current power supplies.

Product Type Key Features
VANGUARD PRO 96 GUMAYUSI Edition Gaming Keyboard Hall-effect switches, 8,000 Hz polling rate, 1.9-inch LCD display, 96% layout with numeric keypad
SABRE v2 PRO Wireless CF GUMAYUSI Edition Gaming Mouse Carbon fiber shell, 55 g weight, Marksman-S sensor with up to 33,000 DPI, up to 120 hours of battery life
MM GUMAYUSI Edition (2XL) Mouse Pad 930 × 400 mm, black-and-gold design with signature and the slogan “I’ll Prove It, Every Game”

The standard version of the Vanguard Pro 96 costs 229.99 euros, while the Sabre v2 Pro CF typically ranges in price from 150 to 200 U.S. dollars. It is currently unclear whether the Gumayusi editions will carry a premium over these base models. If you’re considering the mouse’s predecessor, our review of the Sabre RGB Pro Wireless offers a good point of comparison to the current generation.

Who is Gumayusi?

Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong is one of the world’s most famous League of Legends pros. As a bot laner (ADC), he won the World Championship title three times with his team in 2025 and became the first ADC since 2017 to be named MVP of the Worlds Finals. After seven years with T1, he moved to Hanwha Life Esports in 2026, where he is once again playing alongside his former teammate Choi “Zeus” Woo-je. His partnership with Corsair has been in place since January 2026: At that time, Gumayusi selected the Vanguard Pro 96, the Sabre v2 Pro CF, and a cloth mouse pad as his personal competition gear and, according to Corsair, actively participated in their design.

Corsair x Gumayusi Collection
Image: Corsair

Tobias Brinkmann, Senior Vice President at Corsair, emphasizes: “Gumayusi worked closely with our team to shape the products and their design.” Gumayusi himself explains his motivation for the collection as follows: “I wanted fans to feel the same confidence that I feel when I sit down to play.”

Design and Exclusive Details

The Gumayusi Collection features a consistent black color scheme with gold accents and bears the slogan “I’ll Prove It, Every Game” on select products. The keyboard and mouse each come with two handwritten fan letters from Gumayusi, and according to Corsair, the designers have also incorporated several Easter eggs for fans to discover on their own. Limited-edition marketing collaborations like this are currently all the rage: Just recently, Razer did something similar with the Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection; there, too, the focus was primarily on a new look for familiar hardware, not on new technology.

Price and Availability

Corsair did not mention prices or a specific release date in the press release. We’ll update this article as soon as that information becomes available.

Conclusion

The Corsair x Gumayusi Collection is first and foremost a fan edition. Technically, everything stays true to the tried-and-true formula; the black-and-gold design with signature elements, fan cards, and Easter eggs is clearly aimed at fans of the three-time world champion. Anyone planning to buy a Vanguard Pro 96 or Sabre v2 Pro CF anyway will get a nice bonus on top with the limited-edition look. Things will really get exciting once Corsair announces prices and the release date; we’ll update the article then.

Source: Corsair Newsroom