Razer x Pokémon (2026): Every Keyboard, Mouse and Headset
By Dexhaul Team · October 9, 2026 · 6 min read
The Razer x Pokémon collaboration spans keyboards, mice, headsets, mousepads, and earbuds, all officially licensed. Nine distinct products are in the current lineup, split between a main Pokémon Edition and a separate Gengar Edition sub-line.
The entry point is the Cobra wired mouse at $39.99 USD observed October 9, 2026. The most expensive currently available item is the BlackWidow V4 X keyboard at $280+ USD. Start with the mouse if you want a single piece of Pokémon desk gear, or build a matched setup from one of the two design families.
Every product in the Razer x Pokémon line
The lineup divides into two families. The main Pokémon Edition uses fire and Charizard-themed artwork. The Gengar Edition, listed separately on Razer's site, uses purple-black Gengar artwork.
Both families share the Cobra mouse platform. They diverge on keyboards and headsets.
Choosing one means picking a design family first.
| Product | Type | Design family | Observed price (Oct 9, 2026) | In stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BlackWidow V4 X Pokémon Edition | Keyboard | Pokémon Edition | $280–$306 USD | Yes |
| BlackWidow V4 X Kanto Starters Edition | Keyboard | Pokémon Edition | from €198 EUR | Yes |
| Cobra Pokémon Edition (wired) | Mouse | Pokémon Edition | $39.99–$77 USD | Yes |
| Cobra Wireless Pokémon Edition | Mouse | Pokémon Edition | from $44.99 USD | Yes |
| Kraken V4 X Espeon/Umbreon Edition | Headset | Pokémon Edition | $166–$225 USD | Yes |
| Gigantus V2 M Pokémon Edition | Mousepad (medium) | Pokémon Edition | $53–$56 USD | Yes |
| Cobra Gengar Edition (wired) | Mouse | Gengar Edition | from $44 USD | Yes |
| Gigantus V2 XXL Gengar Edition | Mousepad (XL) | Gengar Edition | $89.98 USD | Yes |
| Kraken Kitty V2 Gengar Edition | Headset | Gengar Edition | $108–$189 USD | Yes |
| Pokéball Pikachu Earbuds | Earbuds | Pokémon Edition | $54.99 USD | Yes |
Prices are observed storefront prices across independent merchants, October 9, 2026. They reflect secondary market and import availability, not manufacturer suggested retail pricing.
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Where to start
Three picks cover the main entry points, from a single piece to a full matched setup.
Budget entry: Cobra Pokémon Edition (wired mouse)
The Cobra wired mouse is the most accessible piece in the collaboration. At $39.99 USD observed October 9, 2026, it fits a standard desk without replacing anything else. The Pokémon Edition carries the same 8,500 DPI optical sensor and 58g lightweight body as the standard Cobra, with Pokémon-themed artwork on the shell.
Keyboard centerpiece: BlackWidow V4 X Pokémon Edition
The BlackWidow V4 X is the only Razer Pokémon keyboard currently in production. It uses Razer's Green mechanical switches (tactile, clicky), Chroma RGB backlighting, doubleshot ABS keycaps, and six dedicated macro keys. Earlier BlackWidow V3 Tenkeyless Pokémon editions are discontinued and appear only through secondhand sellers at significantly higher prices.
Matched headset: Kraken V4 X Espeon/Umbreon Edition
The Kraken V4 X Espeon/Umbreon Edition is the current headset in the main Pokémon line. It pairs USB-C/USB-A connectivity with Razer's TriForce 40mm drivers and HyperClear cardioid microphone.
The Espeon/Umbreon artwork makes it a thematic fit for collectors building around the Eeveelution range, including the 30th Celebration Espeon ex and Umbreon ex Battle Decks. Observed at $166–$225 USD across independent merchants on October 9, 2026.
Pokémon Edition vs Gengar Edition: what changes
The two Razer x Pokémon sub-lines share hardware but use different designs. Choosing between them is a question of which aesthetic fits your desk, not which performs better.
Pokémon Edition (main line)
The main line uses warm red-orange fire imagery, with Pokémon characters in a bold illustrated style across the keyboard, mouse, headset, and medium mousepad. The BlackWidow V4 X and Kraken V4 X sit exclusively in this line. A Kanto Starters Edition variant of the BlackWidow V4 X, with Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle artwork, is also available but primarily distributed through European retailers.
Gengar Edition
The Gengar Edition takes a darker palette, with purple-black Gengar artwork across the Cobra mouse, Gigantus V2 XXL mousepad, and Kraken Kitty V2 headset. The Kitty V2 is the standout piece: a wired USB headset with illuminated cat-ear extensions and Chroma RGB lighting along the ear cups.
It exists only in this Gengar variant and has no equivalent in the main Pokémon Edition. The XXL pad covers more desk surface than the medium Pokémon Edition pad, at $89.98 USD observed October 9, 2026.
Telling licensed products apart from unlicensed listings
Every Razer x Pokémon product carries a model number in the format RZ0X-XXXXXXXX-XXXX. The BlackWidow V4 X Pokémon Edition is RZ03-04704000-R3M1; the Kraken V4 X Espeon/Umbreon Edition is RZ04-05180700-RUEA; the Kraken Kitty V2 Gengar Edition is RZ04-04730300-R3M1. Listings without a matching Razer model number, or with suspiciously low prices for a keyboard, are not part of the official collaboration.
The Pokémon gaming desk setup guide covers non-Razer options including thecoopidea TAPPY keyboards and HORI Switch accessories, if you are looking for alternatives at lower price points. For gaming accessories you can bring to local tournaments, the PowerA Pokémon controllers guide covers the officially licensed Switch and Switch 2 lineup.
Razer x Pokémon as a Q4 gift
The full price range, $39.99 for the entry wired mouse up to $280+ for the keyboard, makes the lineup flexible for gift budgets across the holiday season. The Cobra mouse is the practical starting point for a gamer who already has a desk setup. The Kraken Kitty V2 Gengar Edition, with its visual cat ears, has a strong gift-display quality above its price point.
For a matched set, the Cobra wired mouse and Gigantus V2 M mousepad from the Pokémon Edition together sit under $120 USD observed October 9, 2026. More gift ideas across all budgets are in the DexHaul holiday gift guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Razer x Pokémon collaboration still active?
Yes. The Razer x Pokémon lineup is listed on Razer's official collabs page as of October 2026, with the BlackWidow V4 X, Cobra, Kraken V4 X, and Gigantus V2 M in the main Pokémon Edition, plus the separate Gengar Edition. Earlier products such as the BlackWidow V3 TKL Pokémon Edition are discontinued and appear only through secondhand markets.
What is the difference between the Pokémon Edition and Gengar Edition Razer products?
The Pokémon Edition uses warm fire-and-character artwork and covers the keyboard, wired mouse, headset, and medium mousepad. The Gengar Edition uses purple-black Gengar artwork and covers the wired mouse, XXL mousepad, and the Kraken Kitty V2 headset with cat ears. Both editions use the same core Razer hardware; the difference is entirely cosmetic.
Does Razer make a Pokémon wireless keyboard?
The current in-production Razer Pokémon keyboard is the BlackWidow V4 X Pokémon Edition, which is wired. There is no wireless Pokémon Edition keyboard in the current lineup. The Cobra Wireless Pokémon Edition is available as a wireless mouse option.
Are Razer x Pokémon products available in the US?
The main Pokémon Edition products (BlackWidow V4 X, Cobra, Kraken V4 X, Gigantus V2 M) are available through independent retailers worldwide, including US-based sellers. The Kanto Starters Edition BlackWidow V4 X is primarily distributed through European retailers and typically appears through import sellers for US buyers. Check DexHaul's electronics collection for currently listed sellers.
Is the Kraken Kitty V2 Gengar Edition the same headset as the Kraken V4 X?
No. The Kraken Kitty V2 Gengar Edition (RZ04-04730300-R3M1) is a separate model from the Kraken V4 X Espeon/Umbreon Edition (RZ04-05180700-RUEA). The Kitty V2 has illuminated cat-ear extensions and belongs to the Gengar Edition sub-line.
The Kraken V4 X is a standard-form headset in the main Pokémon Edition. The two models use different driver and microphone configurations.
Browse the full Razer x Pokémon lineup and other officially licensed Pokémon electronics from independent shops at DexHaul's Electronics collection. DexHaul is independent and unofficial, not affiliated with The Pokémon Company or Razer.
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