Razer has made a pair of non-slip, high-sensitivity finger sleeves to make long mobile gaming sessions more comfortable.
Razer has unveiled a pair of finger thimbles called “Gaming Finger Sleeves” made from “smooth, high sensitivity fabric” that allows them to be lightweight and breathable, keeping fingers cool and dry during long mobile gaming sessions.
According to the product listing, Razer’s Gaming Finger Sleeves are made of a washable “high-sensitivity silver fiber for enhanced aim and control” helping prevent moments when the sweat impairs contact with the touchscreen making the fingers slip.
The non-slip sleeves come in black, and are branded with a classic Razer green logo on each side of their base.
This might sound like a strange concept, but finger sleeves for mobile gaming aren’t a new thing. They have been used by pro players during competitions for some time, and some players have even sold their own.
Razer has a history of producing other audacious gaming gear, like face masks and even chewing gum.
Razer’s Gaming Finger Sleeves come in packs of two for a price of $9.99.
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