So, maybe this bundle wasn't the most expensive in the world; it used to cost just 6600 Valorant Points and isn't even close to the last slide in this gallery. However, Vandal (2675 VPs) and Karambit (5350 VPs) match the costs of the skins from the Ultra-tiered collections. And keep in mind that this was also a limited collection, which means that it will never (!) appear in the store again, which significantly increases its value. For example, on the account sales market (yes, we know it's against Riot's ToS, but it happens), an account with such skins will have a much higher value over time. | © Riot Games
So, this skin line costs the same as all these "a little expensive premium bundles" like Glitchpop, Singularity, etc.; so, why did we choose it? Well, mainly because you unlock the skin's potential only after leveling it up, which increases its cost. This famous StatTrak doesn't come for free, and to actually access it, you have to spend your Radianite Points. And of course, the Katana, which is just a pocket knife without spending leveling it up. And a little fun fact – these skins are also used by Kourtney Kardashian! | © Riot Games
Has anyone asked for "Halo-like" weapons? Well, you got them now. PROTOCOL 781-A is the Ultra-tier bundle that came out with Episode 4 and Neon, the new Duelist Agent, so this is the skin collection that Riot opened 2022 with for Valorant. Oh, it's going to be hard for upcoming collections to match this one. It's just so clean! Even the pink and white variant seems pretty scary. Plus, when you upgrade these skins to a Level 5, they literally start talking to you after scoring a frag, which is pretty unique.| © Riot Games
Elderflame was the first Ultra-tiered collection ever, and it came out a month after the game's official release. Although Riot have added many stunning skins to the game since then, Elderflame is still one of the more prestigious collections out there. What makes it more expensive is that you kind of need to level it up; like, this Melee skin doesn't actually look so good without being on fire. And of course, these reload animations where the dragon "takes" our ammo are so polished that getting rid of your entire savings doesn't hurt so bad. | © Riot Games
So, it's time to bring up the most expensive Valorant skin bundle in the game, the Spectrum collection, created in collaboration with Zedd, a well-known EDM music producer. Even though it's an Ultra-tiered collection, the whole bundle would cost you as much as 10,700 Valorant Points, which is something around $100 (800 Valorant Points more than other Ultra bundles). Still, these are really refined skins, and even the weapon selection is great for this particular design. And regardless of your tastes, Spectrum gun skins come in 4 different colors – White (Default), Black, Red, and Purple, so you're sure to find something for yourself. | © Riot Games
We all know how good Valorant skins can be at slimming down our wallets. However, some collections do it much better than others! Here are the 5 most expensive skin bundles in the game, and trust us; the prices on some of them are truly astronomical. But after all, they are more than just "pixels".
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