Razer’s Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection Brings Back Translucent Green Gear

To celebrate Xbox’s 25th anniversary, Razer has unveiled the Razer Xbox 25 Aniversario Collection, a limited-edition lineup developed in collaboration with Microsoft that brings back the instantly recognizable look of the original 2001 console—most notably its translucent green finish—now paired with anniversary-themed details.

Razer remixes three Xbox-branded essentials

The collection focuses on three of Razer’s most recognizable peripherals, each designed to match the anniversary console’s aesthetic.

• Basilisk V3 Pro 35K: Razer’s flagship mouse, featuring the second-generation Focus Pro 35K optical sensor, the configurable HyperScroll tilt wheel, 13 customizable controls, HyperSpeed wireless, and Chroma RGB lighting. Razer lists up to 140 hours of battery life in its standard mode.
• BlackWidow V4 75%: A compact mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable switches, factory-fitted with 3rd-generation tactile Orange switches. It includes per-key Chroma RGB, a distinctive double lower strip, and a magnetic synthetic-leather wrist rest. It also adds a dedicated Xbox key that launches the Game Bar immediately.
• Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed for Xbox: Wireless headphones with 2.4 GHz connectivity, Bluetooth 5.3, SmartSwitch, IPX4 water resistance, and surround sound for Xbox and PC. Battery life is rated at up to 35 hours.

Shown at Gamescom 2026 before store release

Razer says the Xbox anniversary collection will be on display at Gamescom 2026, giving attendees an up-close look before it lands in stores.

Preorders now open; priced editions arrive October 20

Reservations are already live, with a planned release date of October 20. For now, Razer’s announced availability is limited to the company’s official shop and selected retailers in the United States.

• Basilisk V3 Pro 35K: $179.99
• BlackWidow V4 75%: $209.99

Razer positions these products more as collectible anniversary pieces than major performance upgrades, noting that the underlying specs are essentially the same as the standard versions. The main draw is the coordinated design language that ties the setup together for both living rooms and desks.

In a statement, Travis Furst (Razer’s head of hardware for artificial intelligence and consoles) said the goal was to blend both legacies into products that fans can see, touch, and use to play. Razer also indicated that it will be worth watching whether the collection expands beyond the current markets.