P90 Skins

The P90 is CS2's 50-round bullpup SMG, priced at $2,350 with a $300 kill reward.

That combination of a huge magazine, high fire rate and strong run-and-gun accuracy makes it a defining anti-eco and force-buy weapon: it shreds unarmored opponents on pistol-round follow-ups and clears tight angles where spraying while moving matters more than first-bullet precision. It is widely treated as a low-skill-floor gun, which is exactly why its skins sell in volume to newer and casual players.

The cheapest is P90 (Sand Spray) at $0.00; the dearest, P90 (Emerald Dragon) at $395.00.

Role, price and why P90 skins move

At $2,350 the P90 sits between the cheap T-side SMGs and the rifles, and its $300 per-kill bonus rewards multi-kills on eco and anti-eco rounds. The 50-round magazine and high rate of fire let it spray through several opponents without reloading, and it keeps usable accuracy while moving, which is unusual for the price bracket. Downsides are low damage per bullet against armor and a recoil pattern that climbs and pulls under sustained fire, so it favours close-to-mid engagements. In practice it is a high-pickup-rate gun for buyers learning skins, which keeps demand on the cheaper finishes consistently liquid.

Iconic and notable finishes

Death by Kitty is the P90's signature skin, a pink-and-purple cartoon-cat finish that is one of the most recognisable SMG skins in the game and trades well above the gun's price. Emerald Dragon is the high-end collectible, a deep green dragon motif that is among the rarer and pricier P90 finishes. Below those, Asiimov brings the orange-white-black sci-fi look that the family is known for across weapons, and Cold Blooded and Trigon offer clean mid-tier patterns. The cat-eye/feline theme returns in Neoqueen and the wood-grain Shapewood and Shallow Grave covers also have followings.

Float behaviour and what to expect on the surface

P90 finishes appear across the full wear range from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. The large flat side panels mean wear tends to show as edge scuffing and surface scratching rather than dramatic blowout, so on solid-color and printed skins (Death by Kitty, Asiimov, Cold Blooded) Field-Tested copies still present well and offer the best price-to-look ratio. Paint kits that rely on crisp detail or metallic finishes lose more visual punch at high float, so buyers chasing those usually step up to Minimal Wear or Factory New.

Cheapest ways in and value tiers

Entry-level P90 skins like Sand Spray, Tiger Pit, Module, Vent Rush and Desert Warfare cost a fraction of a dollar and are the default pick for budget loadouts. The mid tier covers community favourites such as Cold Blooded, Trigon, Asiimov and Baroque Red, where a few dollars buys a finish that fully wraps the shell. The top tier is small and specific: Emerald Dragon and Death by Kitty are the names that carry collector value, and their prices reflect rarity and recognition rather than any in-game advantage.