Razer made a prepaid card that lights up

Gaming peripheral caller Razer is known for making a lot of... interesting products that belong well beyond its core PC hardware market. Only nothing prepared me for today's news of Razer's latest venture: a light-up prepaid acknowledgment card.

That's right. Razer has created its very possess card that lights upbound, and I am more surprised it doesn't have RGB firing than it exists in the least. Still, the Razer logo on the front of the card glows in the company's signature immature each time you use it for contactless payments, which is a discriminate touch. There are two some other ways to get the card: a practical interlingual rendition for a digital wallet app or a common black card, which does not light improving.

Now, you're probably asking yourself "Wherefore does this exist?" Fortunate, the card is designed so customers can earn some of Razer's "unique gamified rewards." Razer says its reward system is polar than dedication programs, as IT allows wag holders to traverse, sexual conquest, and save rewards based on tasks and everyday transactions.

*Imagine if that little Razer logotype glowed with RBG lighting after all contactless defrayment, though.*

Like the Apple Card and Apple Pay, the Razer Card wish leave customers to use the card alongside Razer Pay, the company's e-wallet app available in Singapore and Malaysia. Prepaid bill of fare owners can get 1 percent cash back on select purchases and 5 percent cash bet on on items purchased directly direct Razer's online store.

The card is currently in beta, so customers can get a temporary 10 percent discount on purchases done Razer's online store with the opportunity to redeem "adequate to $2,000 Worth of Razer gear wheel and free card upgrades." Razer did not detail what type of rewards would be redeemable, but I'd like to think at least one of the rewards might be a gaming laptop computer.

Unfortunately, the light-up Razer card's beta is lone available in Singapore to the first off 1,337 people who augury up for IT. Razer has not commented on how prolonged the beta will run or what other countries the Razer Circuit board may concern. But let's hope the card gets a rotund launch and that Razer follows through and introduces an RGB version.