Razer is adding two more Sanrio characters to its hardware lineup: a Pompompurin-edition Kraken Kitty V2 BT headset and a Kuromi-edition Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed earbuds. The headset arrives October 2, while the earbuds follow on October 13. Neither product has a published price, and Razer has not named the countries where they will be sold.
Both items go on sale through Razer.com and RazerStore in select countries. The Pompompurin headset carries the character's signature ears and beret. Razer says the headset completes its Pompompurin collection, and the launch comes after the character took first place in the 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking.
The Pompompurin lineup is also widening beyond its earlier retail arrangement. The mouse, mouse mat, and keyboard from that collection are now available directly through Razer.com, RazerStore, and some retailers in certain markets, ending the line's Target US exclusivity. Razer has not said whether the new headset will reach the same retailers.
Razer calls the Kuromi earbuds its first gaming earbuds themed around the character, and the October release is timed to her birthday month. The charging case is sculpted into Kuromi's silhouette in a lilac-and-black colorway, and each earbud stem carries a detailed skull emblem. Razer lists HyperSpeed Wireless and multi-platform audio among the earbuds' features.
The earbuds share a name and wireless platform with a version Razer has already announced. The Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed appeared in the Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection, which went up for preorder in August. That version pairs HyperSpeed Wireless with Bluetooth 5.3, and its case supports Razer SmartSwitch Dual Wireless. Razer says the earbuds run up to 35 hours in total, with 10 hours of nonstop use and another 25 hours from the charging case, which charges over USB-C passthrough.
Razer says the two launches fill out its Sanrio offerings for the fall. They follow the September 15 announcement of the Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition, a headset whose haptics Razer says are integrated across more than 100 PC games.
