Xbox One Armed Forces controller, headset coming in October

Microsoft today announced that they are gearing up to release a slick set of camo-colored Xbox One peripherals later in 2014.

The Xbox One Special Edition Armed Forces Wireless Controller will set you back $64.99 ERP, with the Xbox One Special Edition Armed Forces Stereo Headset locked in at $89.99 ERP. Both will be available in the beginning of October, but are available to be pre-ordered from the Microsoft Store right now (Controller pre-order, Headset pre-order).

Read on for the announcement and more product shots.

Get ready to own the battlefield with the new Xbox One Special Edition Armed Forces Wireless Controller and Stereo Headset. As the first set of custom accessories for Xbox One, the controller and headset feature a modern camouflage pattern and military look and are available for pre-order starting today in the U.S and Canada. The controller and headset will be on store shelves worldwide beginning in October and are priced at $64.99 (Xbox One Wireless Controller) and $89.99 (Xbox One Stereo Headset) USD ERP.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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