Razer has a new 'Cyber Weekend' sale available right now on the official website. It may not be as massive as the upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday craze, but there are still some good discounts to be found if you're in the market for a new keyboard and/or mice, headset or even a gamepad.
To activate the discounts, remember to enter the VIP18 code at checkout.
- The New Razer Blade 15 laptop at $1799.99 with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Standard Edition
- BlackWidow X Chroma keyboard at $109.99
- BlackWidow Ultimate Classic keyboard at $64.99
- Ornata Chroma keyboard at $74.99
- ManO’War PC and PlayStation 4 headset at $129.99
- Thresher Xbox One headset for $129.99
- Thresher 7.1 PlayStation 4 headset at $129.99
- Wolverine Ultimate Xbox One and PC controller at $119.99
On the sale page, you'll also find bundles containing a mouse and mouse pad and a headset and stand. For instance, the Chroma Gaming Bundle includes the Razer DeathAdder Elite mouse + Razer Firefly Hard Edition mouse pad for $99.99, while the FPS Gaming Bundle includes the Razer Basilisk mouse + Razer Firefly Hard Edition mouse pad.
The Sound Out Bundles include the Razer Kraken Pro V2 headset + Razer Headset Stand. You can pick the headset in green or black color, depending on the bundle.
Below you can find the terms and conditions for this Razer 'Cyber Weekend' sale.
Terms & Conditions
- 1. All deals are valid until November 8th, 2018.
- 2. Availability of products is limited, and offers shall only be valid while stocks last.
- 3. Offers are only applicable for purchases made on RazerStore.com and cannot be combined with any other offers.
- 4. Razer reserves the right to cancel any bulk orders.
- 5. Razer reserves the right to withdraw, terminate or amend the terms of this promotion at any time.
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