Razer Partners with Major K-Pop Group, Misses Headset Opportunity

Razer has just announced an exciting collaboration with K-pop sensation Blackpink, launching a new line of PC gaming accessories that has me wishing I were a fan. This collection features a variety of existing peripherals, all decked out in a vibrant pink color scheme inspired by the group’s electrifying concert visuals and performance energy.

Unlike Razer’s previous partnerships, which often highlighted high-end gaming gear, this lineup focuses on more budget-friendly options. The Razer Enki X chair and Razer Ornata V3 TKL keyboard have received a stylish Blackpink makeover, making them more accessible for fans. However, there’s a notable absence in the collection—where’s the gaming headset?

Previous collaborations, like the Razer x Gengar Collection, included a gaming headset, so it’s puzzling that this one doesn’t. Blackpink is one of the biggest names in K-pop, and with their track “Jump” recently earning a Gold Certification for over half a million sales in the US, it seems odd that fans, or ‘Blinks,’ won’t have a headset to enjoy their music.

The collection does include the Razer Enki X Blackpink Edition chair, featuring a 100-degree extended shoulder arch and an ultra-wide seat base. Its traditional all-black design has been transformed with pink accents and the group’s logo on the back. This chair pairs perfectly with the Razer Ornata V3 TKL – Blackpink Edition gaming keyboard, which has also been revamped for fans.

The keyboard is entirely pink, complete with a wrist rest adorned with the Blackpink and Deadline logos. As someone who had “Jump” on repeat for a good part of 2025, I find myself wishing I were a bigger K-pop fan to justify adding this keyboard to my setup, especially with its pink theme. The collection also includes the Razer DeathAdder Essential – Blackpink Edition gaming mouse.

This wired mouse boasts a 6,400 DPI optical sensor and five programmable buttons, all wrapped in the same striking black and pink design. The ‘Deadline’ logo is subtly featured on the left-click, while the palm rest showcases both the Razer and Blackpink logos.

While the absence of a gaming headset is disappointing, the collection does feature a matching Razer Gigantus V2 Blackpink Edition mouse mat, which ties everything together. As expected, it’s a pink mouse mat with the Razer and Blackpink logos printed on its textured micro-weave cloth surface.

The entire Blackpink Collection is set to launch on January 21 at the Blackpink World Tour Deadline Pop-Up Store in Hong Kong. For those unable to attend, it will also be available in Q2 later this year, though pricing details remain under wraps. Just a heads up—these Razer peripherals will likely carry a higher price tag than their standard versions due to licensing fees associated with this collaboration.