It’s the most wonderful time of the year outside of the release of a new VALORANT act. With the holidays fast approaching, you may have someone on your shopping list who’s been grinding away at VALORANT during the year.
Providing a gift in-game is easy, whether you’re dropping a skin with the Riot gun buddy or throwing the perfect flash, but outside of the game, it can be more daunting. But rest assured, we have some great ideas for holiday gifts you can give to anyone who plays VALORANT.
Pre-paid VALORANT Points gift card
There’s nothing a VALORANT player values more than their skin collection, and given the prices on these items, helping foot the bill in any way goes a long way as a gift.
Digital VALORANT gift cards can be purchased officially through Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop, in increments of $10, $25, $50, or $100. You should receive a digital code that can be shared with the recipient, and they can redeem it by entering the code in the Store section of the VALORANT client.
Training courses with ProGuides
ProGuides, which was once called AimLab’s Playerbase program, offers a handful of paid courses, camps, lessons, and coaching opportunities for aspiring pro players. A monthly subscription includes access to virtually everything, including “master classes” taught by iconic pros like Yay, TenZ, Boaster, and ScreaM, and an AI tool called Discovery adapts to your progress as it teaches you.
Killjoy’s Beanie
Are you looking to keep your ears warm and your turrets online this holiday season? Then you should lock down Killjoy’s knitted beanie cap through Amazon. It’s a great item for the cold season and it’s a good first step for anyone considering a Killjoy cosplay.
Logitech G Pro X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse
The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse is the most widely used and reliable mouse among VALORANT pros, according to prosettings.net. It’s used by numerous pros including yay, pANcada, Victor, and Cryocells, among others.
Based on its predecessor the G Pro Wireless, it features a much lighter build, a 70- hour battery life, and programmable side buttons.
Just a big batch of VALORANT stickers
Maybe you or someone in your life has a lot of empty space in places like the back of a phone, a handheld gaming device case, a journal, a water bottle, or where your heart used to be before she left. Well, almost all of those can be filled with stickers.
On Amazon, you can buy a 50-pack of VALORANT stickers, featuring all sorts of agents in different art styles, including a Cat Omen. Give me Cat Omen.
A gunbuddy keychain or replica knife
Perhaps the empty space you or someone else has is on your desk, a shelf, or a zipper. In that case, the Radiant Relics store has everything you could need.
The store features keychain models of various weapon skins, including Elderflame, Gaia’s Vengeance, Glitchpop, and even Champions. They also sell tiny and life-size replica versions of the game’s iconic melee skins, as well as gunbuddy keychains. If you can’t get one in-game, you can at least get a real-life keychain version of the elusive Riot Gun Buddy.
VALORANT SecretLab gaming chairs
Okay big spender, I see you. We put this item at the end because it has such a high price point, so either consider getting this for yourself or someone extra special. The SecretLab TITAN Evo has three variants: a standard VALORANT edition, a Reyna version, and a Jett version. The VALORANT version can be shipped now while both Reyna and Jett are available for pre-order.
At $624, it’s notably more expensive than anything else on this list, but you’re paying for arguably the highest-quality gaming chair out there.
