The Fortnite x SteelSeries and KontrolFreek collection is official, pairing colourful gaming hardware with a set of bundled Fortnite cosmetics. Announced on 6 October 2026, the range covers earbuds, headsets, a mouse, mousepads, keycaps and controller accessories, with confirmed UK prices starting at £14.99.
The headline for cosmetic collectors is that seven SteelSeries products explicitly include an in-game code. Those rewards range from the Oro Outfit to the Frozen Beak Pickaxe, Rim Shot Emote and Fossil Glider. The announcement also includes a custom Fortnite island—code 9448-1956-0547—where players can inspect items from the new range in-game.
Fortnite x SteelSeries codes and UK prices
SteelSeries lists UK RRPs for every item in its side of the collection. Before buying, check the exact regional listing and package contents: the reward is tied to a physical product purchase, and resale listings may not include an unused code.
Arctis GameBuds Peely Edition — Oro Outfit
The Peely Edition Arctis GameBuds cost £179.99 in the UK and include a code for the Oro Outfit. The earbuds use a banana-yellow design and a peel-off silicone cover inspired by Peely Bone. They are the most expensive item announced, but they also carry the only full Outfit code in the SteelSeries list.
Arctis Nova 3 Wireless Sprite Edition — Cold Hearted Pickaxe
The Sprite Edition Arctis Nova 3 Wireless is priced at £119.99 and includes the Cold Hearted Pickaxe. SteelSeries says the headset supports Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, PC, handhelds and mobile, with tailored audio presets available through its companion app. Buyers should select the correct PC/PlayStation or Xbox version where applicable.
Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 Storm Edition — Frozen Beak Pickaxe
The Storm-themed Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 mouse also costs £119.99. It includes a code for the Frozen Beak Pickaxe and uses a multicolour finish, lightning detail on the scroll wheel and the lightweight honeycomb shell associated with the Aerox range.
QcK XXL Battle Bus Edition — Rim Shot Emote
The large Battle Bus desk mat is £44.99 and includes the Rim Shot Emote. This is the least expensive announced SteelSeries product with an emote code, and its XXL size is designed to cover space for both keyboard and mouse.
QcK L Fishstick or Guff Edition — Fossil Glider
The Fishstick and Guff versions of the QcK L mousepad are £29.99 each. Both are listed with the Fossil Glider code, making them the lowest-cost SteelSeries route to a confirmed bundled Fortnite item in the official announcement.
PBT keycaps and Victory Crown Artisan Keycap — Statuesque Emote
The Fishstick, Guff and Supply Llama PBT keycap sets cost £69.99 and include the Statuesque Emote. The hand-painted Victory Crown Artisan Keycap costs £79.99 and includes the same emote. If the cosmetic is the main priority, compare the layouts and compatibility of the full keycap set against the single artisan key before paying more.
Complete SteelSeries reward table
| Product | UK price | Confirmed Fortnite code |
|---|---|---|
| Arctis GameBuds Peely Edition | £179.99 | Oro Outfit |
| Arctis Nova 3 Wireless Sprite Edition | £119.99 | Cold Hearted Pickaxe |
| Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 Storm Edition | £119.99 | Frozen Beak Pickaxe |
| QcK XXL Battle Bus Edition | £44.99 | Rim Shot Emote |
| QcK L Fishstick or Guff Edition | £29.99 | Fossil Glider |
| PBT Keycaps: Fishstick, Guff or Supply Llama | £69.99 | Statuesque Emote |
| Victory Crown Artisan Keycap | £79.99 | Statuesque Emote |
KontrolFreek Fortnite controller accessories
KontrolFreek's part of the collection adds three lower-priced controller accessories:
- Durrr Burger Aim Boost Kit — £34.99: thumbsticks, Precision Rings and a collector's burger-box case for PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series controllers.
- Fishstick Performance Thumbsticks — £19.99: mixed-rise thumbsticks for PlayStation and Xbox controllers.
- Supply Llama No-Slip Thumb Grips — £14.99: compatible with PlayStation, Xbox, Switch Pro controllers and Switch 2 Joy-Con.
SteelSeries' release says every physical product purchase will include an in-game item “as listed below”, but it does not name a specific cosmetic beside the three KontrolFreek accessories. Until a retailer page or package clearly identifies a reward, do not assume these lower-cost accessories include one of the seven SteelSeries codes above.
How to avoid buying a used or missing Fortnite code
- Buy from SteelSeries, KontrolFreek or an authorised retailer and check that the Fortnite bonus is shown on the exact listing.
- Confirm that the box is new and sealed. A returned or pre-owned item may contain a redeemed code.
- Keep the receipt and packaging until the cosmetic appears on the intended Epic account.
- Check platform and keyboard-layout compatibility separately from the cosmetic code.
- Do not pay a premium based on an unconfirmed claim that a KontrolFreek accessory includes a particular reward.
More Fortnite skins, codes and offers
The SteelSeries launch is separate from CODSKINS' newly listed Fortnite Gold Punk Outfit + £10 UK Gift Card; our Gold Punk skin guide explains that UK-only offer. You can also compare other hardware-linked rewards such as the Fortnite Extra Cheese Glider code and browse the CODSKINS gaming news and promotions hub.
All product pairings and UK prices in this guide come from SteelSeries' official 6 October 2026 announcement. The distinction around unnamed KontrolFreek rewards is deliberate; no unverified cosmetic claims are presented as fact.
