Corsair announced the SKIFF 100 and SKIFF 100 PLUS in August. Both are full-size membrane keyboards. The PLUS adds six programmable G-keys; the standard SKIFF 100 does without them.
Both models have a rotary dial for volume and media controls, ten RGB lighting zones, a detachable wrist rest and an IP53 dust-and-water resistance rating. Corsair lists PC, Mac, Xbox and PlayStation compatibility. The keys are membrane rather than mechanical, which matters more to the purchase than the RGB: someone specifically shopping for swappable or magnetic switches should look elsewhere.
Which one makes sense?
The PLUS is the one to consider if you want dedicated macro keys alongside the number pad. If those six extra keys would sit unused, the SKIFF 100 keeps the shared dial, lighting and wrist rest. Both are full-size, so neither saves the desk space of a TKL keyboard.
See the SKIFF 100 PLUS product page and check the regional keyboard layout and current availability before buying. Our gaming keyboard roundup covers other layouts and switch types.
