How to Install iCUE for macOS

CORSAIR iCUE unlocks a full suite of features for your peripherals and with iCUE for macOS, the features you enjoy with your peripherals on Windows are available for your Mac setup!

iCUE for macOS can be found on our downloads page. Be sure to grab the latest version!

As Macs tend to be fully enclosed systems when it comes to components, iCUE for macOS is used to support iCUE-compatible peripherals such as your mouse, keyboard, or headset.

To install iCUE for macOS, extract the installer and run it on your macOS system.

The installation process is very similar to the Windows installation wizard.

Note that you will need to allow the installer to run and provide your macOS user credentials to proceed with the install.

Upon first startup, iCUE may ask again for permission to detect any CORSAIR devices that may have not been connected during the installation process.

If you connect a device at this time, such as a keyboard, you will also be asked to allow this device to connect and proceed with a setup wizard to determine the keyboard layout.

Note that iCUE will only detect devices that have been connected via USB (through a cable or wireless receiver). A device connected via Bluetooth will not be detected.

iCUE will proceed to update with the required modules for your connected device.

Once you’ve got iCUE running, you’ve got access to a wide variety of features from lighting customization to performance settings and key assignments that can be applied to peripherals. iCUE Murals also makes its way to iCUE for macOS with a selection of effects available for you to easily synchronize the lighting for your iCUE-compatible gear!

But that's not all, to learn the ins and outs of your peripherals, be sure to check out our iCUE page for more guides and tutorials!