P90 | Module

P90 | Module is a CS2 SMG skin with a metallic turquoise-and-blue body covered in hexagonal detailing. Darker cells and contrasting magazine colors give the finish a layered, technical appearance. It suits players who prefer geometric patterns and reflective color over a plain weapon finish. Factory New, Minimal Wear and Field-Tested exteriors are available, alongside StatTrak™ and Souvenir versions.

Description

P90 | Module applies the Module finish to the P90, an SMG recognizable by its bullpup shape and top-mounted magazine. The weapon's high-capacity magazine and low recoil suit shooting while moving, while the skin changes its visual presentation. Metallic blues and turquoise establish the main palette without coloring every component identically. A hexagonal overlay adds detail across much of the body, with dark patches breaking up the brighter surfaces. The reddish-brown magazine provides a separate accent above the cooler-colored frame. This combination suits a blue-focused loadout or a player who favors structured, geometric artwork. Buyers can choose an exterior and compare individual float values rather than judging a listing by its name alone. Standard, StatTrak and Souvenir versions also make the version label an important part of any purchase comparison.

History and Origin

P90 | Module was released on May 1, 2014, alongside the Huntsman Weapon Case. Its introduction came through the Huntsman Case Skins update. Steam Workshop community designer Algis created the finish. The skin belongs to The Huntsman Collection, establishing its collection identity alongside its case origin. Opening the Huntsman Weapon Case remains an acquisition route, separate from buying an existing skin directly. Valve retired the rare drop pool on December 17, 2025, and the Huntsman Weapon Case no longer drops. Existing cases can still be bought on the market and opened, so retirement did not remove that route. Today, buyers can also obtain an individual copy through marketplace purchases or trades with other players.

Finish Style

Module uses the Patina finish style, with metallic coloring and a geometric overlay defining its appearance. Turquoise and blue cover the main body and stock, giving the broad surfaces a cool-colored base. Darker patches interrupt that base along the sides and lower curves rather than leaving it uniformly bright. Outlined hexagons spread across much of the finish, creating a structured pattern across the weapon's shape. Some cells contain dark blue or nearly black fills, adding contrast within the repeating geometry. The top-mounted magazine is dark reddish-brown, separating it visually from the main body. Its brackets introduce purple tones and bright reflective edges as smaller accents. The short barrel and surrounding fittings remain muted gray-green, providing another contrast with the colorful frame. Strong metallic highlights around the grip openings and front edges emphasize the contours without changing the underlying hexagonal theme.

Float Value

P90 | Module has a float range of 0.00 to 0.35. Available exteriors are Factory New, Minimal Wear and Field-Tested, with no Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred options. StatTrak and Souvenir versions exist, but these version labels should be checked separately from the exterior and individual float value.

Rarity and Popularity

P90 | Module is a Mil-Spec Grade skin in The Huntsman Collection. Its chance from the Huntsman Weapon Case is 13.32%, approximately 1 in 8 drops. Known professional owners include ScreaM, Maikelele and n0thing, although ownership alone does not establish current buying demand or resale speed.

Why it’s Popular:

• Metallic turquoise and blue suit cool-colored loadouts

• Hexagonal detailing gives the body a structured appearance

• Contrasting magazine colors add visual variety

• StatTrak and Souvenir versions offer additional collecting options

Price Range

The live P90 | Module price range is $0.76 to $6.00. These bounds cover the whole skin, not a fixed exterior or version. For a useful CS2 skin price comparison, check each listing's exterior, exact float and whether it is standard, StatTrak or Souvenir. Inspect the individual copy as well, since a shared exterior label does not mean matching float values or an identical asking price.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Open the Huntsman Weapon Case

Opening the Huntsman Weapon Case offers a chance to receive P90 | Module. The skin's chance is 13.32%, so a case opening does not secure this particular result. The case no longer drops, but existing cases can still be bought and opened.

3. Buy on the Steam Community Market

P90 | Module can be bought directly through the Steam Community Market without relying on a case opening. Compare the listed exterior, float value and version before selecting a copy that matches the intended loadout or collection.

4. Trade with Other Players

P90 | Module can also be obtained by trading with other players. Check the offered copy's exterior, float and version, then compare relevant listings before agreeing on the items exchanged.

Trading and Investment Considerations

The retired Huntsman Weapon Case receives no new drops, but existing cases can still produce additional Module skins when opened. Professional ownership supports its visibility, while evidence of demand trends and resale speed remains limited. Before deciding to buy, sell or trade, compare matching exteriors and versions rather than treating every copy as interchangeable.

Reasons it Holds Value

• No new Huntsman Weapon Case drops

• Documented ownership by professional players

• Accessible pricing for standard and StatTrak copies

• Distinctive metallic palette and hexagonal detailing

P90 | Module earns a medium investment rating, supported by accessible pricing, professional ownership and the retirement of its case's drop source. Existing cases can still add skins, and its 13.32% case chance limits the scarcity argument. The main risk is uncertain resale demand, with no established price trend supporting an expectation of appreciation.