Razer is no stranger to high-profile collaborations, but their latest partnership is hitting a particularly loud note. As part of the BLACKPINK World Tour, Razer has unveiled a new limited-edition collection that blends their high-performance gaming gear with the K-pop group’s iconic pink-and-black aesthetic.
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The collection is designed to bridge the gap between “BLINKs” and gamers, offering hardware that looks just as good on a stream as it does in a professional setup. The lineup includes some of Razer’s most reliable peripherals, rebranded with sleek pink accents and tour-inspired graphics.
The collection will officially debut on January 21, 2026, at a special pop-up store in Hong Kong. For those of us not lucky enough to be there in person, the gear is scheduled for a wider global release in Q2 2026.
Key Features and Specifications
Razer has selected a solid mix of entry-level and enthusiast gear for this makeover:
- Razer Ornata V3 Tenkeyless: A low-profile keyboard featuring “Mecha-Membrane” switches for a tactile, clicky feel without the full height of traditional keys.
- Razer DeathAdder Essential: The classic ergonomic mouse featuring 5 programmable buttons and high-durability mechanical switches.
- Razer Enki X: A gaming chair designed for all-day comfort, finished in the signature BLACKPINK colourway.
- Razer Gigantus V2 (Medium): A thick, high-density foam mouse mat with a smooth surface for consistent tracking.
What We Think
It is always great to see Razer leaning into lifestyle collaborations. While the hardware itself is tried and tested, the visual overhaul is striking. The Ornata V3 TKL and DeathAdder Essential are fantastic choices for this kind of collab. They are accessible, reliable, and provide a great canvas for that bold pink styling. If you are looking to add some personality to your desk without sacrificing performance, this set definitely stands out from the usual “gamer green” or matte black options.
Where to Buy
The BLACKPINK X Razer Collection will first be available at the pop-up store in Hong Kong this January. A full worldwide rollout is expected in Q2 2026 via Razer.com and major authorised retailers. Pricing has yet to be officially confirmed, but we expect it to sit close to the standard RRP of the original units with a small premium for the limited-edition branding.
