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We may earn a commission from links on this page. When Microsoft announced keyboard and mouse support were coming to the Xbox One, it also announced that green and black gaming hardware maker Razer ...

RGB lighting, actuated switches, and PC-level DPI has finally made its way to consoles...but the entry fee is steep. Razer's new wireless Xbox keyboard and mouse is called the Turret for Xbox One, and ...

You have a ton of options when it comes to playing PC games on your television, but I still think nothing beats a mouse and keyboard. PC-gaming product manufacturer Razer has a new keyboard-and-mouse ...

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The Razer Turret is Razer’s wireless keyboard and mouse combo for Xbox One, and it’s coming in Q1 2019. Razer broke the news Wednesday afternoon, showcasing the hotly-anticipated peripheral that ...

Back in CES 2015, Razer revealed a few gaming products geared for the living room, in contrast to its usual aim for desktops and laptops. Fast forward to 2016, only the Forge TV Android TV console and ...

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Back in September we first heard officially that Xbox One mouse and keyboard support were to debut during the XO18 show. In November at XO18 in Mexico City we heard about the range of games coming ...

Razer has rapidly become one of the most idolized brands in the peripherals market and continues to attract a very loyal following. While some users decry about product reliability, it’s evidently ...

In September, we reported that Microsoft would be bringing keyboard and mouse support to the Xbox One. That support arrived in November, and players have already been able to test it out in a few ...