Razer has revealed 4 Halo Infinite-inspired gadgets, and to the chagrin of my wallet, they're absolutely amazing to look at. The "UNSC-authorized" peripherals work on both PC and Xbox (Halo Infinite comes with mouse and keyboard support on Xbox consoles) and replicates the iconic Mjolnir Powered Assault armor that the Chief Professor's gate, scarred, torn and expenses used in battle. So which Razer devices are set to get the Halo Infinite treatment? Well, there's the Razer Kaira Pro Xbox Headset, featuring Razer's 3mm TriForce Titanium drivers that are engineered to capture every plasma grenade blast and grunt thanks to their proprietary 2-piece design. The Razer Kaira Pro headset also comes with an additional in-game reward, the Deathly Poison Armor coating, and will cost €3 (UK and Australian costs TBC). For the mouse, Razer polished up its trusty DeathAdder VXNUMX. It comes with the Fangs badge as an in-game bonus reward and is expected to cost €XNUMX. Razer chose the BlackWidow VXNUMX for their preferred keyboard, which is outfitted with ultra-durable Razer Mechanical Switches that can withstand up to XNUMX million keystrokes. So, you should play countless Slayer to spend them. Grab the keyboard and you will get the Deathly Poison weapon skin as an auxiliary reward in the game. It should be worth €XNUMX.
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(Image credit: Razer) Lastly, Razer also gave its Goliathus Extended Chroma mat a new Halo shine. If you've always wanted to add RGB lighting to your mouse pad, this UNSC Brand Goliathus Extended Chroma Mouse Pad looks like a great option for $5-XNUMX. You also get XNUMX Challenge Swaps, which allow you to assign new challenges to complete in the Halo Infinite Multiplayer Battle Pass.
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(Image credit: Microsoft) Do I really need a new keyboard, headset, mouse, and oversized pad that lights up? Of course not. But, would seeing an office full of Halo Infinite-inspired gear give me a sense of childlike joy every time I walk into my office? You bet, and that's the beauty of limited-edition gear. I already pre-ordered the Halo Infinite Xbox Elite Series XNUMX Wireless Controller, but luckily I was under the impression that I didn't get the Halo Infinite Xbox Series X despite the adapted startup sound and blue fan practically shaking. There's also a Halo Infinite hard drive on the way to Seagate, which should look good next to this Razer team, and Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S owners can pick up a Halo Infinite active background. The Halo Infinite Razer gear will be available for purchase from September XNUMX, with a release date of October XNUMX, XNUMX. Halo Infinite, the game, will be released on December XNUMX, XNUMX and will be coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S. and PC. The game will also be free for Xbox Game Pass subscribers on the first day, and the multiplayer mode will be free. Halo Infinite will also support cross play and cross progression. The best XBOX Halo Infinite series deals of the day