The first official keyboard and mouse for the Xbox is $250 and only works with 16 games
The Razer Turret is designed to be used on your lap while sitting on a couch, just like you's do with a normal gamepad controller.
A retractable solid mouse pad is housed within the keyboard itself to give gamers a flat surface for the mouse.
The keyboard even has a dedicated Xbox button like the Xbox controllers have for pulling up the Xbox One dashboard.
The Turret keyboard and mouse combination will connect wirelessly to Xbox One consoles via a dongle. It can also be used on PCs.
As with any respectable gaming peripheral, the Razer Turret has colorful lighting for aesthetics.
The keyboard will have between 11 and 43 hours of battery life depending on how much of the extra lighting effects are used.
The mouse will have between 30 and 50 hours of battery life, also depending on lighting effects.
The Razer Turret is modeled after Razer's PC gaming peripherals.
The keyboard features mechanical key switches that are often preferred by PC gamers compared to standard "membrane" key switches. It also has a wrist-rest, which is pretty much a necessity for using a keyboard on a couch. The wrist-rest essentially acts like the desk where a keyboard would normally lie.
The mouse is based on Razer's popular Mamba Wireless gaming mouse for PC.
Only 16 games are compatible with Razer's Turret keyboard and mouse, which makes the Turret's $250 price tag a hard pill to swallow.
The list of compatible games is likely to grow over time, but there's no guarantee the game you want to play with a keyboard and mouse will ever be supported.
Those games include:
- Fortnite
- Minecraft
- Warframe
- X-Morph: Defense
- Warhammer Vermintide 2
- Bomber Crew
- Children of Morta
- DayZ
- Deep Rock Galactic
- Minion Masters
- Moonlighter
- Strange Brigade
- Vigor
- Warface
- Wargroove
- War Thunder
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