SteelSeries and KontrolFreek Launch Ten-Item Fortnite Accessory Collection
SteelSeries and KontrolFreek, working with Epic Games, released ten officially licensed Fortnite accessories on October 6, 2026, from $14.99 thumb grips to $219.99 Peely-themed earbuds, each SteelSeries item bundling an in-game cosmetic code.
TechRadar reported that the collection is "designed to bring the iconic game to players' real-world gaming battle stations." Every SteelSeries product in the range ships with a code redeemable for an in-game cosmetic, such as an emote, an Outfit or a Pickaxe.
The most expensive item is the Arctis Gamebuds | Fortnite Peely Edition at $219.99 / £179.99 / €199.99, which the company says has been fully redesigned in a banana-yellow finish with a new charging case design, and which includes a code for the in-game Oro Outfit. Two other SteelSeries products sit at $129.99 / £119.99 / €129.99: the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless PC/Xbox | Fortnite Sprite Edition headset and the Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 Mouse | Fortnite Storm Edition, the latter carrying a multi-colour finish, a lightning-embossed scroll wheel and a honeycomb pattern based on the Storm, plus a code for the Frozen Bear Pickaxe.
For PC players, SteelSeries is selling PBT Keycaps | Fortnite Fishstick, Guff, Supply Llama Editions at $79.99 / £69.99 / €79.99, designed with Epic Games and bundled with the in-game Statuesque emote, alongside an Artisan Keycap | Fortnite Edition at $79.99 / £79.99 / €89.99. The mousepad line comprises the QcK XXL | Fortnite Battle Bus Edition at $49.99 / £44.99 / €49.99 and the QcK L | Fortnite Fishstick & Guff Editions at $29.99 / £29.99 / €34.99.
KontrolFreek's portion of the collection covers controller accessories. The Fortnite Aim Boost Kit | Durrr Burger Edition, supplied in a collector's burger box case, is priced at $34.99 / £34.99 / €34.99, the Fortnite Performance Fishsticks | Fishstick Edition at $19.99 / £19.99 / €19.99, and the Fortnite No-Slip Thumb Grips | Supply Llama Edition at $14.99 / £14.99 / €14.99. TechRadar's report did not specify availability beyond the US, UK and EMEA pricing it listed.