At CES 2026, Razer introduced several new products, including AI-equipped devices and updated gaming hardware.
AI-Enhanced Prototypes
Project Motoko: AI-Equipped Gaming Headset
Project Motoko is a concept gaming headset integrating a Snapdragon-powered AI. It features a camera in each earcup, enabling a first-person perspective. The headset is designed to provide in-game assistance, such as guidance on boss battles or build suggestions in strategy games. Non-gaming functionalities demonstrated include summarizing text, suggesting recipes from ingredients, and generating workout routines. The device can also identify individuals and retrieve associated personal information, such as recent promotions. Razer indicated that Project Motoko would support existing AI platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, rather than proprietary Razer AI. Razer anticipates this product will be available within the current year.
Project Ava: Desk-Based AI Companion
Project Ava is presented as a stationary AI assistant contained within a cylindrical unit. It features a 5.5-inch animated 'hologram' display that can show various selectable avatars. Equipped with a camera and a far-field microphone, Project Ava can detect users and their environment. It is designed to learn user preferences and can monitor screen content via a USB connection. Primary applications include gaming assistance, personal schedule organization, outfit suggestions, and meal planning.
New Gaming Hardware
Wolverine V3 Bluetooth Gaming Controller
Razer announced the Wolverine V3 Bluetooth controller, which it claims is the world's fastest wireless gaming controller. This device utilizes ultra-low latency Bluetooth technology, developed in partnership with LG, to achieve response times under 3ms. It is designed for cloud gaming on LG TVs and holds a 'Designed for LG Gaming Portal' certification. The controller can also operate specific new LG TV models and supports 4K 120Hz HDR streaming through GeForce Now.
Gaming Chairs: Iskur V2 NewGen and Project Madison
Razer introduced an updated version of its Iskur V2 gaming chair and a new concept chair.
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Razer Iskur V2 NewGen: This updated model features an advanced adjustable lumbar support system designed for dynamic movement, including a 360-degree swivel, intended to maintain back support. The chair incorporates EPU leather, cited by Razer as having higher thermal effusivity and increased durability compared to standard polyurethane leather. The seat cushion uses dual-density cold-cured foam, engineered to dissipate heat. The new Razer Iskur models are available for pre-order, with the V2 priced from $650 and the V2 X (lacking advanced lumbar support) from $350.
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Project Madison Immersive Gaming Chair: Project Madison is a concept chair focused on immersive gaming experiences. It integrates RGB lighting into the headrest for visual effects, an embedded speaker system for audio (configurable for 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound with front speakers), and multi-zone haptic feedback. Six motors deliver haptic responses based on on-screen intensity and directional cues.