Hey Pokemon fans, Razer's Pokemon Edition set is cheaper than ever this Prime Day

Official press image of the Razer Pokemon Collection sitting on a yellow background. — (Image credit: Razer/The Pokemon Company)

I'll admit that I'm not a big fan of this Razer Pokemon Collection (the Gengar Edition headset and the rest of that spooky set of tech is more my style), but from one Pokemon Trainer to another, I still feel obliged to let you know it's currently on sale.

Thanks to today's Prime Day gaming deals, every item in the cute and colorful set is discounted, including the Razer BlackWidow V4 X keyboard, Razer Kraken V4 X headset, Razer Cobra mouse, and Razer Gigantus V2 medium-sized mouse pad. The biggest saving can be found with the wired headset, which is down to $70.14 at Amazon (was $99.99), a record-low for this pair of cups.

While its cuteness might not be super effective against me, any item in this set would be sure to light up the life of any Pokemon fan, making them the perfect gift for the holidays. Or, you can always treat yourself to a Pokemon gaming keyboard, mouse, headset, and a matching mousepad - I won't tell anyone, promise.

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