Summary:\u00a0Corsair has launched a new Call of Duty: Warzone collection of products. The collection includes controllers from SCUF, gaming PCs from Origin PC, Corsair headsets, and a handful of other items. All products have a unique Warzone-themed aesthetic.
\nCall of Duty: Warzone is celebrating its 5th anniversary since its release, ushering in the return of fan-favorite map Verdansk, and Corsair is celebrating in its own way by releasing a whole collection of products themed after Warzone.
\nThe new collection is dropping in just in time for players to jump back into Warzone\u2019s original map, and it includes quite a few different products. The collection has items ranging from controllers to full-on gaming PCs and laptops, so there\u2019s a little something for everyone. Corsair, of course, doesn\u2019t make everything. As some of the products come from its subsidiaries SCUF and Origin PC. While many of the others will be things like Corsair headsets and mouse mats.
\nYou\u2019ll also find gaming keyboards, an Elgato Stream Deck, and quite a few other things.<\/p>\n
The Corsair Call of Duty Warzone collection includes a big advantage for players
\nSpecifically speaking, I\u2019m referring to the SCUF Gaming controllers. While I don\u2019t personally use mine anymore for Call of Duty, I did use the SCUF Reflex FPS for about two years to play through Modern Warfare II and Modern Warfare III. It\u2019s most certainly a big advantage thanks to the mouse click-style triggers and the remappable back paddle buttons.
\nIf you\u2019re a big Warzone fan, these controllers can definitely help up your game a little. The collection includes Warzone versions of the SCUF Reflex Pro and FPS models for PS5. As well as the Instinct Pro, Valor Pro, and Envision Pro which are more for Xbox and PC. There\u2019s a universal controller case as well. Of course, the controllers are not cheap. The FPS model of the Reflex controller is $269.99. So, it\u2019s definitely an investment. That being said, it\u2019s an excellent controller.
\nNot all of the collection is available yet
\nWhile most of the products in the collection seem to be available now, some haven\u2019t quite joined the lobby. Just like that one friend who says they\u2019ll be on at a designated time and then shows up two hours late. Specifically, the Origin PC Warzone collection doesn\u2019t appear to be live just yet. This includes the Warzone edition of the Neuron gaming desktop PC, and the EON16-X gaming laptop. Clicking the provided link in Corsair\u2019s press release merely took us to a \u201c500 error\u201d page.
\nSo if you were hoping to get yourself one of these special edition PCs, you probably have to wait a bit. That being said, it\u2019s worth noting that Corsair does confirm some products are available now, while others are available for pre-order, and then details about some will be \u201cannounced at a later date.\u201d That last bit is likely referring to the Origin PC desktop and laptop.
\nIf you\u2019re interested in checking out the collection for yourself, you can view it from the video below.<\/p>\n
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\nSource: ndroidheadlines.com
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