CORSAIR Eco-Circuit Challenge

Powering Sustainable Communities

Overview

The CORSAIR Eco-Circuit Challenge offers a competition for High School Students aged 14-19 who reside in the state of Georgia. Students are invited to investigate how technology products can be repaired, improved, and reimagined to support longer product life, better serviceability, and stronger environmental outcomes.

There are two distinct tracks:

Track 1: The Repairability Lab requires students to study how a CORSAIR product is built and propose one meaningful design change that improves repairability, product longevity, or environmental outcomes. Students are asked to complete an audit of major components, develop a design proposal, and create a one-page Repair and Service summary addressing repair steps, service pathway, and an overall repairability rating.

Track 2: Pitch the Improvement requires students to identify one specific repairability or sustainability feature for an existing CORSAIR product, design a realistic improvement, and present that feature in a short video pitch. The brief states that students must submit a 90-120 second video pitch and one supporting visual such as a slide, sketch, or diagram.

This Challenge invites Georgia high school students to investigate how technology products can be repaired, improved, and reimagined to support longer product life, better serviceability, and stronger environmental outcomes. This challenge reflects the CORSAIR environmental mission to keep technology out of landfills through repair, recondition and design.

Submissions can begin: October 14, 2026
Last day for entries: February 19, 2027
Awards Ceremony: Earth Day April 22, 2027

Be Sure to Read the Official Rules for the CORSAIR ECO-CIRCUIT CHALLENGE

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. The Eco-Circuit Challenge opens at 9:00 am EST on October 14, 2026 and ends at 11:59 P.M. EST on February 19, 2027. This Challenge is open only to individuals who are (a) legal residents in the State of Georgia (b) at least fourteen years old (14) and no older than nineteen (19) years of age at the time of entry. Parent/legal guardian's permission is required for participation. Both student and parent must accept and agree to be bound by the Official Rules. Enter by registering in the Submission Portal of this website www.corsairecochallenge.com The student can submit as an individual entry or a team of 2-4 students can submit an entry in either Track 1 or Track 2 or both. Each entry must have a faculty advisor. Void where prohibited. Grand prizes will be awarded to top entry in both Track 1 and Track 2. There will be two runner-up winners in each track as well. Faculty advisors of all winners will also receive prizes. Restrictions apply. See Official Rules for complete details. Click here for Privacy Policy