When I was younger, my childhood bff would come back from annual trips to Hong Kong and bring back a plethora of Hello Kitty goodies. It was then that I became a die-hard fan of Sanrio's cast of adorable characters, so my interest was instantly piqued when Razer unveiled the Kuromi Collection. The Kraken Kitty V2 BT headset, Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard, Leviathan V2 X sound bar, Deathadder Essential mouse, Goliathus mousepad, and the Enki X gaming chair have all been given a makeover based on my favorite Sanrio goth-bunny girl jester.
Previously a China-only exclusive, the Kuromi Collection is now available in the US and Canada for the first time, and at a perfect time too. 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of Korumi who has since gone on to star in her own animated TV series, get her own themed pop-up cafe in Japan, and had a huge range of themed merch including soft toys, figures, and even food. Just like Hello Kitty, just about everything you can imagine has had a Kuromi makeover, so this range of officially licensed Razer range of PC gaming peripherals felt almost inevitable.
My absolute favorite piece of this entire collection is the headset. It features the Kuromi branding you'd expect from an official collab, but Razer's decision to include her huge jester ears instead of the more subtle ears of the original headset proves they're unashamed to give Sanario fans exactly what they want - tech that screams Kuromi in every best way possible.
If you want to go the full nine yards and turn your setup into a Kuromi shrine, the entire set will set you back $999.95. For this review, I was provided with everything but the chair, which instead would cost $449.96, not including shipping fees. Without the licensing costs taken into consideration, each piece of Razer tech in this collection would be more affordable, but this is clearly a set designed for a Sanrio fan who wants to show off their love of Kuromi and give their PC gaming setup an injection of cuteness and color.
