Razer has partnered with HoYoverse to release the first official gaming peripheral collection for Zenless Zone Zero. The collaboration introduces a lineup of hardware designed around the character Miyabi, combining Razer’s established product range with thematic artwork and design.
The Razer | Zenless Zone Zero Collection consists of four products: the Razer Iskur V2 X gaming chair, the Razer BlackWidow V4 X mechanical keyboard, the Razer Cobra wired gaming mouse, and the Razer Gigantus V2 Medium mouse mat. Each item incorporates Miyabi’s motif, blending functional gaming hardware with a collectible design aimed at players and fans of the title.
Addie Tan, Global Head of Lifestyle Division at Razer, described the partnership as a way to connect the Zenless Zone Zero community with physical hardware. According to Tan, Miyabi’s style and precision reflect Razer’s focus on performance and design, giving players a way to bring the game’s visual identity to their setups.
Product Overview
- Razer Iskur V2 X – Zenless Zone Zero Edition: An ergonomic chair with lumbar support and Miyabi-inspired artwork.
- Razer BlackWidow V4 X – Zenless Zone Zero Edition: A mechanical keyboard with six macro keys, clicky actuation, and full Chroma RGB lighting.
- Razer Cobra – Zenless Zone Zero Edition: A lightweight wired mouse equipped with optical switches and customizable RGB effects.
- Razer Gigantus V2 Medium – Zenless Zone Zero Edition: A soft mouse mat designed for consistent precision during gameplay.
Exclusive In-Game Rewards
Each product in the collection also unlocks exclusive in-game rewards for Zenless Zone Zero. This integration provides additional value for players by extending the game’s content into real-world peripherals.
Availability
The collection will be available through Razer’s official online store and select retailers worldwide. Pricing and regional availability will vary by market.
With this release, Razer and HoYoverse aim to deliver a mix of functionality and thematic design, giving players hardware that complements both competitive play and personal collections.
