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Razer gaming gear is on sale at Amazon
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TL;DR: A ton of Razer gaming accessories are on sale at Amazon — as of July 14, you can save up to 52% on BlackWidow mechanical keyboards, Kraken headsets, and the DeathAdder mouse.
PC gamers have had to watch their Team PS4 friends play Death Stranding for a long eight (ish) months.
But July 14 is the day that Hideo Kojima’s epic finally hits the PC arsenal. Even if you’ve already tried the PlayStation version, The Verge insists that it’s a whole different (and smoother) experience on the PC — and definitely worth playing again. Players can enjoy updates like Ultrawide support, a new Very Hard difficulty, a Half-Life collab, and more.
Conveniently enough, a huge selection of Razer gaming gear is on sale as an Amazon Deal of the Day. If you’ve been itching to upgrade your rainbow game cave since quarantine started, this is your chance to save between 25% and 52% on keyboards, mice, headsets, gaming keypads, and mousepads, plus 15% off the 13-inch Razer Blade Stealth. Our favorite deal is on the Razer DeathAdder mouse, which is over half off at just $23.99.
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