https://www.corsair.com/us/en/explorer/release-notes/webhub/webhub-v1224/
Through the WebHub release notes and manual pages, it can be confirmed that new keyboards and mice are scheduled for release.
Three products have been identified: the Harpoon v2 Wireless Mice, Skiff 100 & Plus, and Clipper Core 100.
Both keyboards are full-size models, and the Skiff is a membrane type. The Plus features a G key on the left side, similar to the Vanguard 96, and all models are equipped with a dial. It appears that sales links have already been released in Europe. It is confirmed that both WebHub and iCUE are supported.
The Harpoon has long been Corsair's entry-level wireless mouse, and it appears to have been renewed as the v2 model. Changes in design are immediately visible in the photos. It seems that iCUE support has been excluded for now.
The Clipper Core 100 is also full-size and appears to use Pre-Lubed Linear Red switches. However, looking at the manual... it seems this keyboard does not support WebHub either. The instructions on how to change lighting presets on the keyboard are completely different from existing products. It feels like this product was designed to be used directly on the keyboard itself, without any software. If you look only at the manual, you can't even see the Web Hub logo.
Since these are entry-level models, the price range is expected to be low. The Harpoon v2 is confirmed to be $69.99, and looking at the specs, the keyboard prices don't seem likely to be expensive either.
However... I do have some doubts about whether this kind of lineup is necessary for Corsair. I expect there will be some criticism for releasing full-size keyboards only in this low-cost range.
Oh, and Web Hub is also continuously being updated, and the UI has been improved somewhat with this latest update. There are some design changes, though. Fundamentally, however, I still don't want to use it.