BLACKPINK Razer Collection Early Access: May 7 Sales, Retail Launch, Photocard Rules

The BLACKPINK Razer Collection early access sale is scheduled to begin on May 7, 2026, giving fans and gamers a first purchase window before the wider retail launch. The collection will be available first through Razer.com and RazerStores, with selected global retail partners following from May 14, 2026.¹

For anyone planning a purchase, the key details are straightforward but time-sensitive: early access comes before general retail availability, Canada and Japan are excluded from the early access window, and the limited BLACKPINK photocard is a gift with purchase rather than a separate product.¹²

BLACKPINK Razer Collection Early Access: Key Dates and Where to Buy

Early access opens on May 7, 2026 through Razer.com and RazerStores worldwide. Razer ANZ lists the early access sales channel as Razer.com and RazerStores, while Basic Tutorials reports a start time of 8:00 a.m. PT for the online early access launch.¹³

The next important date is May 14, 2026. That is when the collection is scheduled to move into regular availability through selected global retail partners.¹³ Korean coverage also describes the May 14 date as the start of global retail sales after the first sales period through Razer’s own channels.⁴⁵

The early access exception matters. Razer ANZ and Basic Tutorials both note that early access excludes Canada and Japan.¹³ The source material does not provide separate early access instructions for those two markets, so buyers in Canada and Japan should rely only on confirmed local retail availability once it is announced through official or retail channels.

The practical buying sequence is simple. First, check Razer.com or a nearby RazerStore for the May 7 early access window. Second, if those channels are unavailable or sold out, look for selected global retail partners from May 14. Third, do not treat the photocard as an item that can be ordered by itself, because the available Korean source summary states that it is not sold separately.²

Products Included and Photocard Rules

The collection includes four products: the Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard, DeathAdder Essential mouse, Gigantus V2 Medium mouse mat, and Enki X chair.¹⁶ Korean coverage summarizes the same lineup by category as a gaming keyboard, chair, mouse, and mouse pad, confirming that the release centers on four hardware items rather than a broader apparel or accessory drop.⁴

The BLACKPINK styling is part of the product concept. Razer’s January newsroom announcement described the collection as gaming gear that combines BLACKPINK styling with Razer peripherals and seating, and it identified the same four-product lineup before wider Q2 2026 availability.⁶ The collection first appeared at the BLACKPINK World Tour DEADLINE Pop-Up Store in Hong Kong on January 21, 2026, before the May sales schedule was announced.⁶⁵

The photocard detail is likely to be one of the biggest purchase questions. The available sources describe a limited-edition BLACKPINK photocard as a gift with purchase.¹ Korean coverage states that buyers receive one random card from four member designs, and that the photocard cannot be purchased separately.² Money Today’s coverage via Nate also reports that one limited-edition photocard featuring member images is randomly provided to buyers.⁴

That means buyers should not expect to choose a specific member design from the source-backed information provided. The confirmed rule is random selection from four designs, with one card included as a purchase bonus.²³

Razer ANZ’s release also lists prices in AUD, NZD, USD, and euros.¹ The source summary confirms that multiple currencies are listed, but it does not provide the full price table here. For purchase planning, the most reliable price check will be the official product page or the relevant RazerStore listing at launch.

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