Razer Intros Battlefield 3 Keyboard, Mouse, & More
Razer will launch a new line of Battlefield 3-themed gaming peripherals this October.
In addition to revealing the "world's first" true 7.1 surround sound headset during Gamescom 2011, peripheral manufacturer Razer announced its new Battlefield 3 Collector's Edition line of gadgets and gear slated to hit retail outlets worldwide this October.
According to Razer, this new line includes a little something for everyone, spanning the PC, console and mobile markets: a Battlefield 3-themed BlackWidow Ultimate mechanical keyboard, an Imperator gaming mouse, a Scarab hard mouse mat, an Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 controller, a Messenger Bag for storing gaming hardware on-the-go, and an iPhone 4 silicone protection case.
"Everyone at Razer is eager for the day Battlefield 3 launches and we’re going to be right there next to every other gamer immersed in the most hardcore military game to date," said Robert 'RazerGuy' Krakoff, President, Razer USA. "And we’ll be doing it with the Battlefield 3 Collector’s Edition peripherals and gear line by Razer – the best hardware to complement one of the most hotly anticipated shooters of 2011."
The keyboard will feature a full-fledged, heavy-duty backlit mechanical key infrastructure delivering crisp, tactile feedback and faster keystroke actuation. The mouse will feature a 6400 dpi 4G Dual Sensor System, a rubberized contoured thumb grip and an ergonomic right-handed form factor (sorry lefties). The mouse mat will use Razer's Fractal 2.0 textured surface tech to aid mice sensors in establishing highly responsive, uniform tracking.
And for those who prefer to play the upcoming shooter on Microsoft’s console (shame on you), the Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 controller will come packed with an improved D-pad, adjustable resistance on both analog sticks for better sensitivity control, two fully programmable Multi-Function Buttons and more. The Messenger Bag will be constructed with tear-resistant, weather-proof heavy-duty 1680D ballistic.
Razer's full line of Battlefield 3-themed products will be available both online and at retailers worldwide on October 25. The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate gaming keyboard will retail for $139.99 USD (EU €139.99 ), the Razer Imperator gaming mouse will retail for $79.99 USD (EU €79.99), the Razer Scarab hard mouse mat will retail for $39.99 USD (EU €39.99), and the Razer Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 controller will retail for $59.99 USD (EU €59.99).
Surprisingly, the Razer Messenger Bag doesn't come cheap, costing a hefty $79.99 USD (EU €79.99). The iPhone 4 Protection Case is the cheapest of the whole batch, costing a mere $19.99 USD (EU €19.99). To check out the entire line of Battlefield 3 products, head to Razer's dedicated website here.
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Razer's full line of Battlefield 3-themed products will be available both online and at retailers worldwide on October 25. The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate gaming keyboard will retail for $139.99 USD (EU €139.99 ), the Razer Imperator gaming mouse will retail for $79.99 USD (EU €79.99), the Razer Scarab hard mouse mat will retail for $39.99 USD (EU €39.99), and the Razer Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 controller will retail for $59.99 USD (EU €59.99).
Surprisingly, the Razer Messenger Bag doesn't come cheap, costing a hefty $79.99 USD (EU €79.99). The iPhone 4 Protection Case is the cheapest of the whole batch, costing a mere $19.99 USD (EU €19.99).
I'm not exactly an expert on foreign market but why do companies keep saying $1US = €1?
Gimme that mouse
Razer's full line of Battlefield 3-themed products will be available both online and at retailers worldwide on October 25. The Razer BlackWidow Ultimate gaming keyboard will retail for $139.99 USD (EU €139.99 ), the Razer Imperator gaming mouse will retail for $79.99 USD (EU €79.99), the Razer Scarab hard mouse mat will retail for $39.99 USD (EU €39.99), and the Razer Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 controller will retail for $59.99 USD (EU €59.99).Surprisingly, the Razer Messenger Bag doesn't come cheap, costing a hefty $79.99 USD (EU €79.99). The iPhone 4 Protection Case is the cheapest of the whole batch, costing a mere $19.99 USD (EU €19.99).I'm not exactly an expert on foreign market but why do companies keep saying $1US = €1?
Because it's convenient and a great source of extra income for them. They overcharge European customers by 20-30% that way, something they blame on extra taxes. However, the extra taxes are far less than the profit they make by such exchange rates.
îcepick314: The same reason that $1CAN>$1US but article at $169.99 USD cost $199.99 CAN. The price is higher by region. When life cost cost more and you gain more, you can paid more. Companies make money from that.
I want a Mass Effect mouse/keyboard... why can't Razer make one? The franchise is there for 3 years already... That said, the BF3 mouse looks great!
not enough to sway me from logitech, but, speaking as someone with large hands, the adjustable side buttons on the mouse are pretty nice.
I generally dislike razer products because of theyre plastic-y cheap feeling, but the blackwidow keyboard was such a difference. It was very well built and felt so good to type on. I just wish they would have used different MX switches like browns instead of the blues since theyre better for gaming
I really like the looks of the Razer keyboards. However, I have tested 2 specific ones and they do not work well for me. I have fairly large hands and their keys are too close together. I also agree the Keys feel cheap.
dear santa......
Is the 360 Controller PC compatible? I need a good PC Controller for BF3 when I hop into vehicles.
I hate flying jets with the mouse/keyboard. It sucks.
Love it Ill be looking at the mouse/pad and maybe the keyboard im picky about all of those. Cant wait for BF3 either. Oct 25th cant come soon enough.
I'm not exactly an expert on foreign market but why do companies keep saying $1US = €1?
It's simply because they can get away with it. The EU could stop this if they really wanted to but they're too busy worrying about whether our vegetables are the correct shape.
îcepick314: The same reason that $1CAN>$1US but article at $169.99 USD cost $199.99 CAN. The price is higher by region. When life cost cost more and you gain more, you can paid more. Companies make money from that.
Not quite true, I'm from Central Europe and the life here costs a lot and u gain s**t. The thing is all components and other pc peripherals cost an arm and a leg. For example, with 500 us dollars or about 350 euros (current exchange rate) in American you can build yourself a decent low end gaming PC, while in Romania that nails you an office system (at best) with integrated graphics ( you need $750 minimum to buy a GTX580, just to put things in perspective). The price difference is so extreme that for example last year i asked a friend that moved to the States to buy from Fry's a pair of DDR2 Patriot memory and send them via US mail ... and that was still cheaper. And don't get me started on Apple products .. cheapest Air laptop starts at $1500.
As an end note, I do believe it's actually backwards. Country's that have a good standard of living, actually end up payn less.
Gimme that mouse
Just pick one up at the next riot.
Razer makes some half decent keyboards, but sorry, Logitech is the one and only for my keyboard... for now.
HMMM,, I'm getting fed up with various outfits producing some piece of plastic with a few coloured lights and a couple of macro's and calling it a "gaming keyboard",, a true gaming board will have a dedicated pad for gaming as well as the above, like the Wolfking , or , the Merc series, let's face it computer kbds were never designed nor intended for games, hell they are still selling kbds with numpads like it was in the data entry days, and don't even get me started on the stupid operating systems....
Because it's convenient and a great source of extra income for them. They overcharge European customers by 20-30% that way, something they blame on extra taxes. However, the extra taxes are far less than the profit they make by such exchange rates.
They charge 44% more on European market then in US. Plus those numbers are MSRP and on top of that you have to add VAT in Europe which ranges from 8% to 23% depending on country.
I just order the Razer Onza Tournament Edition Professional Controller this week should have wait O well it should be good for Prototype GTA 4 and all Games for windows Games.
I wish they would do a BF3 sticker set for the sides / front of my case to go along with this.
...and on top of that you have to add VAT in Europe which ranges from 8% to 23% depending on country.
VAT, Insane Gas taxes - That's the price for things like universal healthcare, cheap post HS education, etc. As to the 44% increase in base price, there are other market forces at play. Otherwise, it seems customers would simply buy one from a US based store, and pay the shipping to EU, certainly it would be cheaper than 44% if it's just that simple.