After debuting the new Wolverine V3 Pro controller and BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% gaming keyboard, Razer is back again with another exciting release. It has now debuted Freyja, the “world’s first” HD Haptic Gaming cushion. Yes, this is the same cushion it showcased earlier this year CES. Additionally, Razer has also unleashed the new Kraken V4 Pro gaming headset with haptics, leaving no stone unturned to deliver full-body immersion. Both the Kraken V4 Pro headset and Freyja gaming cushion are now available to buy from Amazon, Best Buy, and Razer’s online store. The headset is priced at $399.99 whereas the cushion will set you back $299.99 shipped. Unsurprisingly, the new gaming cushion seems to be low in stock, at least for now. Head below for more details and a closer look.

Razer has now unleashed the latest edition to its “award-winning” BlackShark headset line with the new Razer BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Headset. Razer’s new gaming headset is looking to deliver an esports-grade audio solution with a new ultra-lightweight design – the lightest in the lineup yet – alongside an improved fit, and the brand’s “industry-leading” HyperSpeed Wireless Technology. The new Razer BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Headset is now available for purchase, and you can get all of the details you need down below. 

The new Razer BlackWidow V4 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard launches today and is now available for purchase. Razer followed up its BlackWidow V4 Pro gaming keyboard with a couple of more affordable models back in July known as the V4 and V4 X and today the latest edition to the product family is ready to land in your battlestation setup. It seemingly completes the lineup with a mid-tier option that delivers a more premium experience than the V4 and V4 X while coming in at under the price of the pro model. Head below for a closer look. 

If you’ve been looking for a new gaming mouse for your desktop, then Razer’s latest product lineup could be just the thing you’ve been waiting for. Leading the way is the Cobra Pro Wireless, which features 10 customizable controls, 11-zone RGB lighting, a 30K sensor, and up to 170 hours of battery life. However, if you’re not ready to drop that kind of money, then Razer has a more budget-friendly Cobra mouse which steps it down to eight customizable buttons and Chroma underglow but at less than 66% the cost of the more expensive Cobra Pro. Ready for a full breakdown of all the features? Head below, where we unpack everything about Razer’s all-new Cobra and Cobra Pro gaming mice.

If you’re looking for the most powerful 14-inch laptop to take on-the-go for work and play, then the all-new Razer Blade 14 is sure to impress. Leveraging the Ryzen 9 7940HS processor and either the RTX 4060 or 4070 graphics card, you’ll find this laptop has a lot of functions and is a solid contender for your portable gaming and work setup. It also has some other nice features, like dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, a 14-inch 16:10 1440p 240Hz display, and even user-upgradable RAM should you need more than the stock 16GB it comes with. Head below the fold for all the details on the latest Razer Blade 14 including pricing and availability.

Have you been waiting to upgrade your gaming headset but wanted something more premium? Well, today, Razer is introducing the all-new 2023 BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Headset. Upgrading and iterating on the previous edition headset, you’ll find that the battery life has been more than tripled alongside Pro-Tuned FPS audio profiles that will let you hear every detail in your games. Razer has also refined the build and comfort with a reinforced steel headband, memory foam earcups, and overall increased durability. Available for purchase today in both white and black colorways, you can learn more about what’s new here below the fold.

Today, Razer is introducing an all-new mouse pad that’s made of…tempered glass? That’s right, the Razer Atlas is the latest hard mat from the iconic gaming brand, this time bringing tempered glass to the mix. This allows for better tracking, thanks to the 2μm texturing on the surface. However, all of this doesn’t come at a low cost, with the Razer Atlas clocking in with a $100 list price. What does it claim to be able to do in order to ask that much? Let’s take a closer look.

Today, Razer is introducing the DeathAdder V3 gaming mouse. As the most recent release in the DeathAdder lineup, following the V3 Pro from August of last year, the standard V3 still brings a lot to the party with some of the best features Razer has to offer. Delivering a 59g ultralightweight design, Focus Pro 30K optical sensor, 8kHz polling, and more, the Razer DeathAdder V3 is a solid choice for your gaming setup. Sound interesting? Keep reading to learn more about the latest Razer has to offer.

Today Razer is unveiling its latest addition to its lineup of desktop gaming peripherals, the Viper Mini Signature Edition Gaming Mouse. What makes this mouse stand out among the rest in Razer’s lineup is its weight. Coming in at just 49 grams, it is the lightest mouse the company has ever made, and this is thanks to its magnesium alloy construction. Not only is it light, but it has the processing power to provide “industry-leading performance” as well. All of this does come with a price, so make sure you keep reading below the fold to learn more about this new gaming mouse.