Razer Turret keyboard and mouse for Xbox One available now
Pick up the Razer Turret keyboard and mouse for some serious gaming on your Xbox One.
Anyone interested in bolstering their Xbox One game with a mouse and keyboard can now purchase the Razer Turret.
The world's first wireless keyboard and mouse combo is available today for Xbox One players for $249.99. The peripheral offers a 2.4 GHz wireless connection via single dongle as well as a 40-hour battery life on a single charge. The mouse is modeled after the peripheral manufacturer's Mamba Wireless and rocks a 5G optical sensor and mechanical mouse switches rated for up to 50 million clicks. Sounds like good news for Razer fans looking to expand their repertoire of products from the familiar black-and-green maker.
As far as the keyboard goes, it features mechanical switches and an 80 million keystroke lifespan. It also has an Xbox key to help players get around on their system, as it can take users straight to the Xbox One dashboard. There's a part of the keyboard that can be extended to use as a smooth mouse surface as well as an ergonomic wrist rest as well. Both products are compatible with PC, which means you can go straight from the Xbox One to PC without having to change everything out.
Currently, the product is listed as being compatible with games like X-Morph: Defense, Vermintide 2, Gears 5, Gears Tactics, DayZ, Deep Rock Galactic, Children of Morta, Moonlighter, Roblox (platform), Strange Brigade and Vigor. Each includes support for keyboard and mouse well as for Xbox Dynamic Lighting.
Future titles that have announced support that's in the works include Fortnite, Warframe, War Thunder, Sims, Minecraft, Surviving Mars, Minion Masters, Warface, Wargroove, Bomber Crew, and PUBG.
For $249.99, you get both peripherals, of course, and if you've pre-ordered them, you get a $25 Xbox gift card to take some of the financial pain away from that semi-large hit.
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Brittany Vincent posted a new article, Razer Turret keyboard and mouse for Xbox One available now
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You can if its usb (my spare mechanical keyboard still has a ps2 connection, don't ask it was a nrollover related purchase decision, would need to use an adapter). https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/ease-of-access/mouse-keyboard
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Razers target group is not exactly known for making informed purchase decisions or good taste (their shit is tacky as fuck) .
In this case you may luck out and are not forced to sign up online to even used the fucking thing like you are on pc.
Or it might mine razer coins in the background, who knows.
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