Razer has turned Silver Wolf LV.999 into a complete gaming setup. Its new Honkai: Star Rail collection covers a gaming chair, a tenkeyless keyboard, a wireless mouse and a headset. If your desk currently looks too sensible, this particular collaboration has arrived to challenge that.
Four products, one very committed aesthetic
- Razer Iskur V2 X NewGen, Honkai: Star Rail Edition: the Silver Wolf-themed gaming chair, with an emphasis on ergonomics and longer sessions.
- Razer BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed, Honkai: Star Rail Edition: a compact wireless keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB.
- Razer Viper V3 Pro SE, Honkai: Star Rail Edition: an ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse.
- Razer BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed, Honkai: Star Rail Edition: a wireless headset with an exclusive Silver Wolf startup voice line.
According to Razer, purchases in the collection also include Honkai: Star Rail in-game rewards. The collaboration follows its earlier Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero products.
A collectible is still a piece of hardware
The visual appeal is obvious, especially if Silver Wolf is one of your favourites. But we think the more useful question is whether these versions earn their place at your desk once the novelty of the artwork wears off. How does the keyboard feel over a week of actual typing? Is the headset comfortable across an evening? Do the wireless features and the mouse’s shape suit your games rather than just your shelf?
That’s how we approach gear in the Coloured Static Press Hardware Lab. The finish matters, but switches, sound, ergonomics, practical connectivity and value get a vote too. A headset with a custom voice greeting might make us smile; it still needs to sound good at the hundredth loading screen.
What we want to test
We’re interested in getting the BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed and BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed onto our testing desks, ideally alongside the mouse, to assess performance and long-session comfort properly. We’d also like to understand the collector premium and availability for UK buyers once those details are confirmed for the exact editions. We have not tested these editions, and no review score has been assigned.
See the original Razer announcement and the official UK collaboration page. For our testing approach, visit How We Test Hardware.