Claim a Free Cosmetic Bundle for Call of Duty on Xbox and PS5 (Limited Time)

Players are getting another wave of free cosmetic drops for Call of Duty, with a limited-time promotion that lets Xbox and PlayStation players claim a full bundle directly to their accounts. The offer is timed to end soon, making it a priority for anyone who regularly plays both Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Call of Duty: Warzone.

Key takeaways

  • The free bundle is available for a limited time to Xbox and PS5 players.
  • Once claimed, the cosmetics are permanently tied to the player’s account.
  • The pack includes operator and weapon cosmetics, plus an emote and other profile items.
  • Xbox players can claim it via the Game Pass Benefits section.
  • PlayStation players can claim it through the PlayStation Store if they have active PlayStation Plus.

What’s inside the free “Pack 7” cosmetic bundle

The promotion centers on a bundled set of cosmetics and progression items that add to your loadout options across both supported modes. The pack’s contents include:

  • 2 operator skins
  • 4 weapon blueprints
  • 1 exclusive execution
  • 1 weapon charm
  • 1 emote
  • 1 equipment skin
  • 1 calling card
  • 1 emblem
  • 2 weapon stickers
  • 2 one-hour double XP tokens for weapons

How to claim on Xbox and PS5

Xbox players with Xbox Game Pass can redeem the bundle from the Game Pass Benefits area. On PlayStation, the same bundle is available in the PlayStation Store, but only if the player currently has an active PlayStation Plus subscription.

After redemption, every item in the pack remains available for use in both Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Call of Duty: Warzone, with no additional purchases required. The key is timing: since the offer is limited, players should claim it as soon as possible before it ends.

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