Razer’s translucent-green Xbox 25th Anniversary peripherals are now available in the United States, giving Xbox fans a coordinated keyboard, mouse and wireless-earbud set built around existing Razer hardware. The limited collection went on sale October 20, 2026, after being announced in August.
The lineup includes the BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard for $209.99, the Basilisk V3 Pro 35K mouse for $179.99 and the Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed for Xbox earbuds for $119.99. Buying all three at list price costs $509.97 before tax. Each product uses a translucent green shell, Xbox anniversary branding and green-focused lighting or detailing.
What is included in the collection?
The official Razer announcement describes the range as a visual reworking of three established peripherals rather than a new generation of hardware. That is useful context for buyers: the performance features come from products that already exist, while the anniversary treatment supplies the collectible design.
The BlackWidow V4 75% is a compact wired mechanical keyboard with a 75% layout. It uses Razer Orange Tactile Mechanical Switches Gen-3 and supports hot-swappable switches, so owners can replace compatible switches without soldering. Per-key Chroma RGB lighting, two-side underglow and a magnetic padded wrist rest are included. A dedicated Xbox key opens the Xbox Game Bar in Windows.
The Basilisk V3 Pro 35K is a wireless ergonomic gaming mouse built around Razer’s Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-2. It has 13 programmable controls, the company’s HyperScroll tilt wheel, HyperSpeed Wireless and Chroma RGB lighting. The design targets players who want more inputs and a thumb rest rather than an ultralight competitive mouse.
The Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed for Xbox are low-latency wireless earbuds. They connect through a 2.4GHz HyperSpeed dongle or Bluetooth 5.3, and SmartSwitch is intended to make it easier to move between the two wireless connections. Razer claims up to 35 hours of total battery life with the charging case. The earbuds also carry an IPX4 water-resistance rating and support surround sound on Xbox and PC.
Confirmed US pricing and availability
Razer’s US store lists the BlackWidow V4 75% Xbox 25 Anniversary Edition at $209.99. The matching Basilisk V3 Pro 35K is $179.99, while the Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed for Xbox is $119.99.
Razer says the collection is available through Razer.com and selected Razer stores in the United States. Stock can vary because these are limited-edition products. The product pages showed the keyboard and earbuds available for ordering when checked October 23, although delivery dates and store pickup depend on location.
The anniversary colorway carries a premium over some standard versions. That means the value depends heavily on whether the translucent green design and Xbox branding matter to the buyer. Someone interested only in performance should compare current prices for the regular BlackWidow, Basilisk and Hammerhead models before paying extra for the collectible finish.
Which product makes the most sense?
The keyboard is the centerpiece of the set. Its translucent top case, custom legends, Xbox key and matching wrist rest make the anniversary treatment obvious on a desk. The hot-swappable design also gives it longer-term flexibility because switches can be changed if the owner wants a different feel or needs to replace a failed unit.
The mouse is the practical choice for players who already prefer the Basilisk shape. Its large number of controls works well for games that need shortcuts, as well as general Windows use. However, players focused on the lowest possible weight may prefer a lighter esports-oriented mouse.
The earbuds are the least expensive entry point at $119.99 and the only item in the trio designed specifically around Xbox console audio. Their combination of 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth makes them more versatile than a single-platform headset. The tradeoff is that earbuds do not offer the same passive isolation, microphone placement or long-session comfort as a full-size gaming headset for every user.
Important compatibility details
Despite the Xbox branding, the three devices do not all serve the console in the same way. The keyboard’s dedicated Xbox key launches Game Bar on a Windows PC, and keyboard support on an Xbox console still depends on the individual game. The Basilisk is fundamentally a PC gaming mouse, and console mouse support is also game-dependent.
The Hammerhead earbuds have the clearest direct Xbox role. Razer lists surround-sound support for Xbox and PC, plus Bluetooth for compatible phones and other devices. Buyers should still check the included dongle, ports and feature support for the exact console or device they plan to use.
What is new—and what is not
This collection does not introduce a new sensor, switch platform or audio architecture. The main change is the design: translucent “OG green” shells, Xbox 25 markings and coordinated presentation across a desk setup. That makes the products easiest to recommend to collectors or fans who were already considering the standard hardware.
It is also worth separating this three-product Razer collection from Microsoft’s other Xbox 25th Anniversary hardware. The matching Xbox Wireless Controller X25 and the limited-edition console are separate purchases with their own release dates and availability.
The practical takeaway
Razer’s Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection is a polished way to build a matching green setup, but it is primarily a cosmetic limited edition. The keyboard offers the strongest visual transformation and useful hot-swappable hardware; the mouse favors feature-rich control; and the earbuds provide the most direct console-focused option.
Before buying, compare the anniversary prices with the standard editions, confirm platform support for the games you play and decide whether the collectible styling is worth the premium. The hardware specifications are familiar, while availability may be the more important variable for anyone who wants the full set.