Having full control, almost. By Michael Higham on January 10, 2019 at 3:32PM PST One way Microsoft is distinguishing the Xbox One from other consoles is by embracing keyboard and mouse support.

Some Xbox One games, like "Fortnite," now support keyboard and mouse on Xbox One, and the Razer Turret is the first combo designed for the console.

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Connecting a mouse and keyboard to your Xbox is simple. All you need to do is plug your keyboard or mouse into a spare USB port on the Xbox Series X/S and you’re up and running.

The wireless keyboard and mouse feature a 2.4GHz wireless connection, up to 40 hours of battery life, and Xbox Dynamic Lighting with Razer Chroma technology.

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Microsoft announced Xbox One keyboard and mouse support back in September, and it’s now arriving on consoles next week. Starting November 14th, Xbox One will support keyboard and mouse in 14 games.

Microsoft has delivered on the promise of giving Xbox One owners the ability to utilize mouse and keyboard controls for a variety of games on the home console. It's been a controversial decision.

Razer will unveil the first wireless keyboard and mouse accessories for the Xbox One on January 8th, 2019, likely as part of the company’s upcoming CES 2019 announcements.

Check out how we test and review games here For those wondering which Xbox Series X games support keyboard and mouse, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered.