UPDATE (1:40 PM 29 October 2025): Razer has launched the 8KHz versions of the Huntsman V3 Pro, giving them a price tag while it’s at it. The article has been updated to reflect this
ORIGINAL STORY (1:57 PM 27 October 2025):
Not long after announcing the Phantom White collection of peripherals, Razer already has another collection lined up. This time it’s called Esports Green, but really it’s just the brand’s own iconic green. Or more specifically, the 802C green on the Pantone colour code. Just about all of them have a RM30 premium on top of their standard asking prices.
The Esports Green Collection has a pretty healthy range of peripherals, including one that’s announced, but not yet available. But starting with those that are, we have the Razer Viper V3 Pro and DeathAdder V4 Pro for available mice. These are priced locally at RM859 and RM829 respectively. Then there’s the Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless 8KHz as the only keyboard in the collection, and also the only one without a price attached to it. Update: with the keyboard now officially announced, it has gotten a RM1,79 price tag. Notably, it’s a RM80 premium on top of the average black colourway
Also in the collection is the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro, in both its PC and Xbox variants. The PlayStation one is notably missing, and these are the only one to have a RM40 premium instead, costing RM1,269 as a result.
The remaining four items in the collection are controllers of various flavours. That said, the first two are variants of the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro. This one is a bit of a weird one, as both variants cost RM1,109, which means the premium is much higher on the PC-only 8K variant.
Second to last in the collection is the Razer Raiju V3 Pro, which is not even available for purchase yet. The standard RM30 premium applies here, bringing its price up to RM929. It also looks like the shipping date as been pushed back from 12 November to 25 November. Last but certainly not least is the Kitsune. They are no longer the only leverless arcade controller out there with optical switches, and the green layer of paint makes it cost RM1,509.
