RETAIL ESSENTIALS: RAZER BATTLEFIELD 4 ACCESSORIES RETAIL TALKING POINTS
Razer has expanded its licensed peripherals range with a variety of Battlefield 4branded peripherals.
The firm has introduced its Collector’s Edition gear to support the EA shooter. Included in the range are some of Razer’s key games brands including the BlackWidow Ultimate keyboard, Taipan mouse and BlackShark headset.
All of the products feature exclusive Battlefield 4artwork and are aimed at gamers looking to kit themselves out ahead of the game’s release on November 1st.
The BlackWidow is a fully mechanical keyboard, designed to provide FPS players with a rapid response to match Battlefield’s fast-paced combat. The keyboard also features individually backlit keys so gamers can keep playing long into the night.
Battlefieldplayers looking for extra control can take a look at the Razer Taipan. The 4G 8200 DPI mouse is fitted with a dual sensor to accurately calibrate the device to any surface with pinpoint tracking. The Taipan also features an ambidextrous design to suit a variety of grip styles.
Razer is complementing the Taipan with the Battlefield 4Razer Destructor 2: a hard mouse mat aimed at pro gamers looking for a highly reactive surface. The mat uses a micro-textured finish, which is designed to offer gamers the perfect balance between speed, control and responsiveness.
Audiophiles are also covered with the BlackShark gaming headset, which features a military helicopter design. The headset offers sound-isolation for distraction-free gaming, complete with a boom microphone.
Razer rounds off the range with non-gaming accessories for dedicated Battlefield fans. These include a Battlefield 4messenger bag and iPhone 5 protection case.
44 October 11th 2013
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Released: Out Now
Formats: PC
Publisher: Razer
Developer: VIP
Contact: 0871 622 7500
Razer Battlefield 4 Accessories
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