Gaming peripheral brand Razer has unveiled a new line of themed desktop accessories inspired by Counter-Strike 2.
The collection features a mouse, chairs, headsets, and more themed after the popular AWP Dragon Lore weapon skin, one of the most iconic cosmetics from Valve’s tactical shooter.
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The range brings a golden dragon-themed makeover to some of Razer’s latest tech. These include the Viper V3 Pro Mouse, the Huntsman V3 Pro TKL keyboard, the Blackshark V3 Pro headset, the Gigantus V2 L mousepad and the Iskur V2 X gaming chair.
As it currently stands, all products except for the gaming chair are available for purchase, with pre-orders open for the Iskur V2 X.
These are all the prices of Razer’s Counter-Strike 2 collection:
- Viper V3 Pro mouse – $179.99 (~£136)
- Viper V3 Pro Mouse + Gigantus V2 – $219.98 (~£167)
- Huntsman V3 Pro TKL keyboard – $269.99 (~£205)
- Blackshark V3 Pro headset – $269.99
- Iskur V2 X – $399.99 (~£300)
The peripherals are themed after the Dragon Lore skin for the AWP sniper rifle in Counter-Strike 2, which is regarded as one of the most exclusive Covert items in the game. According to CSGOSkins.gg, a factory-new skin is often valued at around $11,000 (~£8,300).
Razer Collaborations in 2025
Razer has collaborated with various brands, players and esports organisations in 2025 to release a range of limited-edition themed peripherals.
Earlier this month, Razer collaborated with Riot Games’ tag team fighting game, 2XKO, to release arcade controllers, headsets and chairs themed after the League of Legends spin-off title. It has also worked with other video-game franchises this year, such as Pokémon.
Razer has also worked with various esports teams this year. Back in July, it launched a limited-time BlackShark V3 headset themed after North American esports organisation, Sentinels. It also entered a multi-category partnership with esports organisation 100 Thieves, providing gear for its teams across various competitive games.
Source: https://esportsinsider.com/
