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Snag This Razer PC Gaming Bundle For $69 Today (Save $91)
Razer s Power Up Bundle, which includes a keyboard, mouse, and headset, is on sale for more than 50% off today.
Razer make some of the best gaming peripherals out there, and today you can save on one of the company s best bundles. The
Razer Power Up Bundle includes everything you need for a new or existing build, with a keyboard, mouse, and headset all inside one package. It s usually $160, but Walmart has discounted the bundle to $69 today.
This Power Up Bundle features the Razer Cynosa Keyboard a membrane keyboard that features all the staples of a modern gaming keyboard. It s got 16.8 million colors to choose from with its per-key RBG lighting, a spill-proof design that might help if you like snacking while gaming, and a durable plastic chassis that will last for years. It s paired with the Razer Viper, an ambidextrous mouse with a 5G sensor, eight programmable buttons, and Razer s speedflex cable so you don t get tang
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