New hardware collaborations between Pokémon and two peripheral makers — Razer and HORI — have surfaced, bringing Espeon and Umbreon artwork to consumer accessories.
Razer has launched an official Espeon and Umbreon-themed line on its website, while a HORI Wireless HORIPAD Turbo listing for Nintendo Switch 2 briefly appeared on Amazon, suggesting additional Switch-focused peripherals are in the pipeline.
Razer’s Espeon and Umbreon collection is currently available on the company’s online store and spans several core PC gaming items.
The lineup includes the Razer Kraken V4 X headset priced at $109.99 (UK £109.99), the Razer Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard at $119.99 (UK £119.99), the Razer Cobra mouse at $59.99 (UK £59.99), and the Razer Gigantus V2 Medium mouse mat at $29.99 (not yet listed in the UK store).
These products represent Razer’s third Pokémon collaboration, following the company’s Gengar and Gen 1-themed collections released in 2025.
A separate listing for a HORI product — described as the Wireless HORIPAD Turbo for Nintendo Switch 2 and featuring Espeon and Umbreon artwork — was reported on Amazon (via GamesRadar+).
The HORI item has not been formally announced by the manufacturer and the Amazon entry is currently marked as "temporarily out of stock," indicating the product may not yet be available to order.
Industry context: Razer’s continued tie-ins with Pokémon follow two prior collections in 2025, underlining the peripheral maker’s ongoing relationship with the franchise.
HORI, long known for licensed Nintendo accessories, has produced numerous Pokémon-branded controllers and announced several Switch 2-focused controllers and accessories in recent announcements.
This pair of collaborations joins other recent Pokémon-themed product news, such as new LEGO Pokémon sets and a partnership between Japan’s J.League and Pokémon that assigned official mascot critters to all 60 teams.
For Nintendo hardware owners, these releases underscore the persistent market for franchise-branded peripherals across both console and PC ecosystems.
Where to buy: Razer’s Espeon and Umbreon collection is available now from Razer’s official website at the listed prices.
The HORI Wireless HORIPAD Turbo listing appeared on Amazon but lacks a formal HORI announcement and is shown as temporarily out of stock on its listing page.
Razer has launched an official Espeon and Umbreon-themed line on its website, while a HORI Wireless HORIPAD Turbo listing for Nintendo Switch 2 briefly appeared on Amazon, suggesting additional Switch-focused peripherals are in the pipeline.
Razer’s Espeon and Umbreon collection is currently available on the company’s online store and spans several core PC gaming items.
The lineup includes the Razer Kraken V4 X headset priced at $109.99 (UK £109.99), the Razer Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard at $119.99 (UK £119.99), the Razer Cobra mouse at $59.99 (UK £59.99), and the Razer Gigantus V2 Medium mouse mat at $29.99 (not yet listed in the UK store).
These products represent Razer’s third Pokémon collaboration, following the company’s Gengar and Gen 1-themed collections released in 2025.
A separate listing for a HORI product — described as the Wireless HORIPAD Turbo for Nintendo Switch 2 and featuring Espeon and Umbreon artwork — was reported on Amazon (via GamesRadar+).
The HORI item has not been formally announced by the manufacturer and the Amazon entry is currently marked as "temporarily out of stock," indicating the product may not yet be available to order.
Industry context: Razer’s continued tie-ins with Pokémon follow two prior collections in 2025, underlining the peripheral maker’s ongoing relationship with the franchise.
HORI, long known for licensed Nintendo accessories, has produced numerous Pokémon-branded controllers and announced several Switch 2-focused controllers and accessories in recent announcements.
This pair of collaborations joins other recent Pokémon-themed product news, such as new LEGO Pokémon sets and a partnership between Japan’s J.League and Pokémon that assigned official mascot critters to all 60 teams.
For Nintendo hardware owners, these releases underscore the persistent market for franchise-branded peripherals across both console and PC ecosystems.
Where to buy: Razer’s Espeon and Umbreon collection is available now from Razer’s official website at the listed prices.
The HORI Wireless HORIPAD Turbo listing appeared on Amazon but lacks a formal HORI announcement and is shown as temporarily out of stock on its listing page.
