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Xbox announced a line of limited edition accessories for their 25th Anniversary
They’ve partnered with outside brands, including Razer
Preorders for the collection are open now
Xbox just turned 25, and it is celebrating by going back to its roots. The same translucent green material seen in the 25th Anniversary console and controller has been adopted across multiple peripherals, including keyboards, phone controllers, and wireless earbuds. We’re particularly interested in two pieces from Razer, a keyboard and mouse.
2026 marks 25 years of Xbox, and the brand has gone in big celebrating that anniversary. We got our first look at the 25th Anniversary console back in June, and the striking translucent green design caught everyone’s eye.
Xbox has taken that same material and called up some major hardware manufacturers to spin up a line of accessories that are available for preorder now. Razer, 8BitDo, Backbone and more are all part of the collab.
As resellers, we’re primarily focused on the pieces we think will flip for a profit. To that end, we’re taking a closer look at what Razer has brought to the table.
They are selling a Basilisk V3 Pro 35K gaming mouse and BlackWidow V4 75% Keyboard. Both sport the translucent green plastic seen in the Xbox 25th Anniversary collection, along with top-of-the-line specs and customizable RGB lighting.
Both pieces are up for preorder directly through Razer’s site. The Basilisk V3 Pro 35K features the same Focus Pro 35K sensor and 140 hour wireless battery life as the standard version, while the BlackWidow V4 75% is a hot swappable 75 percent keyboard with an added Xbox key that launches Game Bar.
Both list at Oct 20 shipping and are preorder only for now, so there is no in store or standing inventory to track. The mouse is $180 and the keyboard is $210.
Razer has been on a hot street worth paying attention to. We’ve previously covered Razer’s Triple Snake artisan keycaps flipping for $150 to nearly $200 and the Huntsman Signature Edition keyboards hitting $700 on the secondary market.
Purchases made directly on Razer.com fall under Razer’s standard 14 day return window, though a return shipping fee gets deducted from the refund and original shipping is not reimbursed. The biggest unknown here is scale. Razer has not published production numbers, and it is unclear whether Xbox fans will show up for peripherals the way they do for consoles or controllers.
Preorder demand and any early sellout signals will be the first real read on how this performs, so it is worth watching Razer’s stock status closely over the next few weeks.
We’re still waiting on more information on Xbox 25th Anniversary consoles. Several details have leaked, including pricing, and its expected that preorders for the controllers will open tomorrow. Check out our full coverage on the latest leaks for more details.
Music & Movies
Autographed vinyl is selling for up to $1,000
Trading Cards
These might be Europe-exclusive
Trading Cards
Two men are wanted for the theft