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Razer Adds Pompompurin Headset and Kuromi Earbuds to Its Sanrio Line

Razer adds a Pompompurin Kraken Kitty V2 BT headset on October 2 and Kuromi Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed earbuds on October 13 to its Sanrio collection.

Razer Sanrio Pompompurin keyboard, mouse mat and eared headset in cream and brown on a yellow background
Credit: Razer

Razer's Kraken Kitty V2 BT Pompompurin Edition headset goes on sale October 2 with Pompompurin's ears and beret, and Kuromi gets her first Razer gaming earbuds on October 13. Razer says both are Sanrio character editions of existing audio products, sold through Razer.com and RazerStore in select countries.

The headset completes the Razer | Pompompurin collection, and the launch follows the character's first-place finish in the 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking. The earbuds are the Razer Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed Kuromi Edition, timed to Kuromi's birthday this month. Razer calls them its first Kuromi-themed gaming earbuds.

Razer describes the Kuromi design as sculpted into her silhouette, with a lilac-and-black colorway on the charging case and her skull emblem on each earbud stem. Underneath the styling sits Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, which the company describes as low-latency, multi-platform audio, though it cites no latency figure for this pair. Since both products are existing Razer audio hardware in a character finish, the news here is the look and the dates, not new technology.

The rest of the Pompompurin line is also changing where it is sold. The character's mouse, mouse mat and keyboard debuted in the US as Target exclusives, and they are now available directly through Razer.com, RazerStore and select retailers in select countries. With the new headset, the collection covers four peripherals: mouse, mat, keyboard and headset.

Razer lists no prices for the headset or the earbuds, and "select countries" is as specific as its availability note gets, so it is not yet clear which markets get either product on launch day.

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Hannah Vogel

Hannah Vogel covers consumer devices, wearables, storage, and the displays and peripherals on every desk for techshooked. She tests skeptically: run the device under real conditions, report the failure cases reviews tend to omit, and never call a product good on first impressions alone.