Razer Honkai Star Rail Collection Launches: Silver Wolf Keyboard, Mouse, Headset and Chair Prices

Razer Honkai Star Rail collection price in Pakistan is not announced yet, and Razer has shared no Pakistan launch date either. What we do know is the global launch. Razer and HoYoverse announced the Razer | Honkai: Star Rail Collection on 11 November 2026, built around the Silver Wolf LV.999 design, with four products: a keyboard, a mouse, a headset, and a chair. Prices run from $119.99 to $449.99, and pre-orders are open now through Razer.com. This post covers what launched, what each product costs, what the in-game rewards are, how to buy, and what it means for buyers in Pakistan.

The collection matters because it is not a small side item. Razer has done this before with Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero, and those collections sold well with fans of the games. Honkai: Star Rail is one of the most played games in the world, and Silver Wolf is one of its most loved characters, so a full set of gear in her colours will draw a lot of interest. The hardware itself is the same tournament grade gear Razer already sells, dressed in Silver Wolf art. That is the key point of this post. You pay extra for the design and the in-game rewards, not for better specs.

Razer Honkai Star Rail collection price in Pakistan

There is no Pakistan price for any item in the collection, and no Pakistan availability date. Razer announced the collection for global pre-order through its own store, and it has said nothing about Pakistan shops or prices. That is normal for a Razer limited collection. These sets usually reach Pakistan later, through importers and local gaming stores, at a markup over the US price. We will not guess a rupee price here, because any number would be a guess. The table below gives the official US prices, so you know the starting point.

The full set costs $909.96 at the US prices, which is $799.96 for the keyboard, mouse, and headset, plus $449.99 for the chair. The keyboard carries the biggest markup at $50 over the standard BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed, while the mouse and the headset each cost $20 more than their standard versions. The chair has no direct standard twin at the same price, so the $449.99 is the price on its own. These are US prices before any tax, shipping, or import cost, so the price in Pakistan will be higher once the set reaches local shops.

What launched on 11 November

Razer and HoYoverse announced the collection on 11 November 2026, according to reports from CBR, Siliconera, Techaeris, and Technobezz, all dated the same day. The theme is Silver Wolf LV.999, built around the hacker character from Honkai: Star Rail, with her colours and art across all four products. Each item is officially licensed, which means Razer worked with HoYoverse on the design, not just on a sticker. Pre-orders opened the same day through Razer.com, and Razer said the collection is open for pre-order globally except in Canada. RazerStores and select retailers will carry it later, though no date was given for that step.

This is the third game collection of its kind from Razer. Earlier sets covered Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero, both games from HoYoverse, and both sold to fans who wanted gear that matched the games they play. The Honkai: Star Rail set follows the same plan: take proven Razer hardware, give it a game theme, add in-game rewards, and sell it as a limited set. It is a fan product first and a hardware product second, and that is how buyers should judge it.

The four products, one by one

The BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed keyboard is the dearest of the small items at $199.99. TKL means tenkeyless, so it has no number pad, which leaves more room on the desk for the mouse. HyperSpeed is Razer’s name for its fast wireless link, so the keyboard works without a cable and still feels quick. It is a full gaming keyboard with mechanical switches, and the Honkai: Star Rail Edition adds the Silver Wolf design on the keys and the body. If you already own a good keyboard, the $50 extra buys the look and the in-game code, not a faster keyboard.

The Viper V3 Pro SE mouse costs $119.99, which is $20 more than the standard Viper V3 Pro SE at $99.99. The Viper V3 Pro is one of the lightest esports mice Razer makes, built for fast aim in competitive games, and the SE version is the value version of that mouse. The Silver Wolf edition keeps the same shape and sensor, so it plays the same as the standard mouse. The extra $20 is for the design and the code. If you play Honkai: Star Rail and you need a new mouse, it is a fair deal. If you only want the mouse, the standard version is the better buy.

The BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed headset costs $119.99, which is $20 more than the standard BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed at $99.99. It is a wireless gaming headset with a clear mic for team chat, and it is light enough for long sessions. The Silver Wolf edition adds the game art to the ear cups. The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro price in Pakistan shows what the older BlackShark line costs locally, and the new V3 X sits in the same kind of price band abroad. The Razer Kraken V3 price in Pakistan is another useful point of comparison for Razer headsets in local shops.

The Iskur V2 X NewGen chair is the biggest item in the set at $449.99. It is an ergonomic gaming chair, built for long hours at a desk, with support for the back and arms that a plain office chair does not give. The Silver Wolf edition carries the game design on the chair, and it is the one item in the set that changes the look of a whole room. It is also the hardest item to ship to Pakistan, since a chair is heavy and bulky, so the import markup on this one is likely to be the steepest of the four.

In-game rewards: what buyers get

Each item in the collection includes a one-time in-game code for Honkai: Star Rail. The codes are valid until 31 March 2029, in the UTC+8 time zone, and they work on the America, Asia, Europe, and TW/HK/MO servers. That covers Pakistani players, since Pakistan falls under the Asia server. The code is one-time use, so it works once per item, and each of the four products has its own code. Buyers who get the full set will have four codes to redeem.

The reports do not list the exact reward for each code, only that each item includes one. That is normal for these sets. The reward is usually a mix of in-game currency and items tied to the character, in this case Silver Wolf. The value of the code depends on how much you play the game. A daily player will get real use from it, while a player who has stopped playing will get little. Do not buy the gear just for the code unless you still play Honkai: Star Rail often.

How to buy, and what it means for Pakistan

Pre-orders are open now through Razer.com, except in Canada. RazerStores and select retailers will stock the collection later, but Razer has not given a date for that. For buyers in Pakistan, the direct route is to order from Razer.com if it ships to your address, but shipping, customs, and tax will add to the US price, and the chair will cost a lot to ship. The more common route is to wait for local gaming stores and importers to bring the set in. That is how earlier Razer collections reached Pakistan, and it is how most limited Razer gear arrives here.

When the set does reach Pakistan, expect a markup. Importers pay shipping, customs duty, and tax, and they add their own margin, so the local price will sit well above the US price turned into rupees. The chair will carry the biggest markup because it is heavy. The mouse and the headset will carry the smallest markup because they are small and light. Buyers should also check the warranty. Razer warranty usually runs through the seller for imported gear, not through Razer itself, so ask the shop what it covers before you pay. A shop that offers no warranty on a $200 keyboard is a risk, even if the price looks good.

If you want a Razer mouse today without waiting, the Razer Viper Mini price in Pakistan is a cheaper way into the brand, and the SteelSeries Apex Pro is a strong keyboard choice if the Silver Wolf design is not a must for you. Both are already on sale in Pakistan, which the new collection is not.

Is the collection worth it

The honest answer depends on why you want it. If you play Honkai: Star Rail every day and you love Silver Wolf, the set is built for you. The keyboard, mouse, and headset are proven hardware, the chair is a solid ergonomic seat, and the in-game codes add value you cannot buy on their own. The extra $20 to $50 per item over the standard versions is a fair price for a licensed design and a code, as long as you were going to buy the hardware anyway.

If you do not play the game, the set is a poor buy. The standard versions of the keyboard, mouse, and headset do the same job for $20 to $50 less, and they are easier to find in Pakistan. The chair is the only item with no direct standard twin, so it is the one item where the design is the whole point. For most buyers, the smart move is to wait for local stock, compare the local price against the US price, and buy only the items you actually need. A full set looks great in photos, but a keyboard you use every day is worth more than a chair you cannot fit in your room.

Sources

Facts in this post come from CBR, 11 November 2026, Siliconera, 11 November 2026, Techaeris, 11 November 2026, and Technobezz, 11 November 2026. All four sources confirm the 11 November announcement, the four products, the US prices, the pre-order route, and the in-game code terms. Razer has announced no Pakistan price or availability date for this collection.

Frequently asked questions

When can buyers in Pakistan get the Razer Honkai Star Rail collection?

There is no Pakistan date yet. Pre-orders are open through Razer.com, except in Canada, and RazerStores and select retailers will follow later. In Pakistan, the set will most likely reach local gaming stores and importers after the global pre-order phase, at a markup over the US price.

What is the cheapest item in the collection?

The Viper V3 Pro SE mouse and the BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed headset are the cheapest items, both at $119.99. Each costs $20 more than its standard version.

Do the in-game codes work on Asia servers?

Yes. The codes work on the America, Asia, Europe, and TW/HK/MO servers, and they are valid until 31 March 2029 in the UTC+8 time zone. Pakistani players on the Asia server can use them.

Is the hardware different from the standard versions?

No. The keyboard, mouse, and headset use the same hardware as the standard BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed, Viper V3 Pro SE, and BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed. The difference is the Silver Wolf design and the in-game code. The chair is a collection design with no direct standard twin at the same price.

Where should I check for local stock?

Watch local gaming stores and importers that already sell Razer gear in Pakistan. Compare their price against the US price in this post, ask what warranty the shop offers, and check that the in-game code is included and unused before you pay.