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SteelSeries and KontrolFreek have unveiled a new officially licensed Fortnite peripheral collection spanning headsets, mice, keycaps, and controller accessories. Through Epic Games' licensing partner IMG, the lineup features designs themed around in-game characters, plus bundled digital cosmetics with every physical purchase.
Headlining the audio lineup of this collection are the Arctis GameBuds Fortnite Peely Edition, with a yellow finish, a removable silicone cover, and a bundled in-game Oro Outfit. Those who prefer a headset can choose the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless for PC Fortnite Sprite Edition (and a 3X model for Xbox), which offers app-based audio presets and includes a Cold Hearted Pickaxe code. Also for PC, the Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 Fortnite Storm Edition mouse pairs a lightweight shell with a Frozen Beak Pickaxe unlock.
To pair with the Aerox 3 mouse, the collection has various QcK mousepads, including the XXL Battle Bus Edition and L-sized Fishstick and Guff variants. PBT keycaps featuring Fishstick, Guff, and Supply Llama are also available, alongside a hand-painted Victory Crown Artisan keycap, both of which supply the Statuesque emote code.
Additionally, customisation options are available for PlayStation and Xbox console controllers. Options include the Durrr Burger Aim Boost Kit, mixed-rise Fishstick Performance Thumbsticks, and Supply Llama No-Slip Thumb Grips. The full range is available globally via SteelSeries and KontrolFreek storefronts. Also, there's a dedicated showcase island inside Fortnite (Island Code 9448-1956-0547).
All these products are now available for purchase. The GameBuds cost £179.99, while the Nova 3 and the Aerox 3 cost £119.99 each. The mousepads start at £29.99 for the L models and £44.99 for the XXL model. All keycap sets cost £69.99, and the artisan keycap costs £69.99. The boost kit goes for £34.99, and the grips start at £14.99.
KitGuru says: Are you a fan of Fortnite? Do you like any of the gear shown in SteelSeries' new collection?
