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Razer's new Barracuda V2 Pro headset puts its 2.4 GHz dongle in the earcup, under a removable magnetic cover that gives the tiny accessory a built-in storage slot when it is not in use. -
Razer launched the Basilisk V4 Pro on October 8, 2026, with a new HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen-2 and battery life rated for up to 275 hours. The gaming mouse arrived alongside the Basilisk V4 HyperSpeed and Mouse Dock V2 Pro, a wireless charging dock. -
After a Razer Blade 16 owner reported a hardware failure on Reddit, he says the company declined to refund the $4,500 laptop and instead offered a replacement. The buyer says he paid for the RTX 5080 configuration with 64GB of RAM, then ran into trouble while playing Age of Empires II. -
Razer Revives a Device for Anyone Who Finds Keyboards Awkward for Gaming — 31 Buttons and a Thumbstick
The left hand in games is usually welded to WASD. Razer just dug up a device meant to free it — for the first time in 13 years. -
Razer announced the Prio on September 2, 2026, pitching the foldable iPhone-and-Android controller's USB-C connection as a plug-and-play alternative to Bluetooth pads. When folded, the Razer Prio measures 107 x 67 x 23 mm and weighs 101 grams, putting it close to credit-card size. -
Xbox Brings Back the Iconic Transparent Green Design — New Collection Unveiled for the 25th Anniversary
Xbox is celebrating its 25th anniversary by going back to one of the most recognizable design elements of the original console – the translucent green shell. Microsoft has teamed up with Razer, 8BitDo, GameSir, Backbone, and PowerA to drop a special lineup of accessories, ranging from mice and keyboards to mobile controllers and even a sling bag. -
Razer's latest Naga mouse is built around a modular design, giving MMO players the option to swap between different side-button layouts and tailor the hardware to the game they're playing. The new model launches at $179.99. The Naga V3 Pro comes with three swappable side-button panels with 12, 6, and 2 buttons. Razer says the plates snap into place in seconds without tools, letting players change the layout quickly for different games or play styles. -
A Razer Blade 18 owner says the laptop's cooling issue turned into a $2,000 repair quote after the vapor chamber failed, and the problem may stem from a defective fill port seal inside the cooler.
One Razer Blade 18 owner said the trouble began after playing Forza and then trying to update the drivers. -
Razer's Hello Kitty collaboration stretches beyond a single peripheral, with the theme applied across a mouse, headset, keyboard, mat, and Enki X chair. The collection leans heavily on pink-gold styling, with a signature print on the mouse and a decorative bow on the headphones, while the wider Hello Kitty & Friends range rounds out the setup. -
Razer has acquired the cloud-based streaming utility platform StreamElements. Concurrently, the company warned users that its SEPay tipping service will be discontinued, advising creators to withdraw their remaining funds by December 31, 2026. -
Razer's latest Sanrio collaboration is set to close on a Cinnamoroll note, with the new collection arriving on July 9 and extending the company's pastel-themed hardware lineup one last time. At the center is the Razer Kraken Kitty V2 BT Cinnamoroll Edition, a wireless headset that trades the usual cat ears for the character's floppy ones. -
Razer has released the world’s thinnest mouse pad, and it’s far from affordable — you pay a premium for that “diamond-like” hardness. The company went with tempered glass that’s highly resistant to scratches and wear, plus a micro-textured surface designed for consistent gliding and precise mouse sensor tracking. -
Razer has always been associated with loud mechanical switches, RGB lighting, and a focus on response time, but the brand's new keyboard has almost nothing to do with gaming. The Pro Type Ergo is a split model with membrane keys, two spacebars, and an extra Backspace button. The company says this layout is meant to reduce wrist strain, not help you win in a shooter. -
Razer has launched the Viper V4 Pro — a mouse weighing in at 49 grams that lasts 180 hours on a single charge. It’s bound to be compared to the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, but instead of focusing on tactile feedback, the engineers are leaning into the tech: an optical scroll wheel instead of a mechanical one, a new wireless adapter, and a sensor with step-based DPI adjustment. -
International tech publications have dropped their updated gaming peripheral rankings for March 2026. Experts have put dozens of wireless mouse models through their paces, selecting the best options for everything from esports tournaments to marathon MMORPG raids. The top five includes cutting-edge newcomers with record-breaking sensor specs, as well as time-tested classics that are still going strong. -
Why Carry a Power Bank When Your Laptop Sleeve Does the Job? Razer Bakes Wireless Charging Right into a Laptop Bumper
Razer has launched a laptop sleeve that can charge your smartphone and earbuds. The Laptop Sleeve 16 features two built-in wireless charging pads compatible with MagSafe and the Qi standard. -
You'd think everything in the gaming mouse world had already been figured out—just sensor numbers and RGB colors changing. But February's device rankings prove that's not the case. -
A Mouse More Expensive Than a Console: Razer Asks Over $1,000 for a Mouse That's Not Even Made of Gold
The price tag is enough to make your jaw drop. For that kind of money, you could buy a top-tier graphics card or a gaming console with a full set of games. But Razer isn't just selling an input device; they're selling a piece of gaming history, packaged in translucent plastic and strictly limited in quantity. -
Razer is bringing gaming peripheral configuration to your browser. The newly launched Synapse Web beta service allows users to configure their keyboards directly in a browser window, bypassing the need for a desktop application. -
VGTimes Interview with Razer at CES 2026: Advanced Controllers, an AI Accelerator, and a Smart Companion You Can Place on Your Desk
At CES 2026, VGTimes Editor-in-Chief Rodion Ilin visited the exhibition areas of MSI and GIGABYTE and also stopped by the Razer booth — a company that traditionally attracts gamers’ attention with its unusual and technologically advanced devices. Razer representatives gave VGTimes an interview and talked about their key gadgets.
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