We still don’t have a more concrete release window than Q4 2021, or a price point, but given all of Zephyr’s bells and whistles - including those two RGB lighting flourishes - we assume it’ll be a bit pricier than your average N95 mask. Additionally, Razer boasts adjustable ear loops, along with an option to have the mask “custom-made to fit your face shape.” Wireless charging - When released, the Zephyr will purportedly also include a sleek wireless charging case with a built-in UV sterilizer to kill bacteria and viruses while powering back up. The Razer Zephyr also appears to have had a bit of a design overhaul since we last saw concept images, with a more intense grill now. As well as announcing their new Blade 14 laptop, Razer has also announced that they new Project Hazel facemask unveiled earlier this year will start shipping before the end of 2021. This is crucial, because many vent-style face masks only filter air one way. R Z R 1.97M subscribers Introducing Project Hazel, the worlds smartest mask. It is built around two surgical-grade N95 respirators, which are not only able to filter air coming into the mask, but also air going out. Quality Synthetic Lawn in Fawn Creek, Kansas will provide you with much more than a green turf and a means of conserving water. “Designed to be safe, social and sustainable, Razer Zephyr sports 99% BFE, a secure silicon face seal and anti-fog coating,” reads the company’s announcement tweet. At its core, Project Hazel is a waterproof and scratch-resistant face mask that is made from recycled materials. well, yeah, Florida.Īnd so, here we are: battening down our hatches yet again and signing up to be part of the community beta test for the Razer Zephyr, the recently unveiled official name for the company’s upcoming face mask. Second, we had hoped that we’d be on the other side of this whole “pandemic” thing by now, but.
If you’d told us six months ago that we’d actually see Razer’s Project Hazel maximalist cyberpunk “wearable air purifier” become a reality, we’d have been a little surprised for multiple reasons - First, it’s such an outlandish, over-the-top idea from a company known more for outlandish, over-the-top computers and related accessories more than, say, medical-grade equipment.
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