Razer replacement parts now available, including dongles, ear cushions, and more

Razer Barracuda (2022)
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What you need to know

  • Razer now sells replacement parts for a variety of accessories through its website.
  • You can purchase dongles, detachable microphones, and ear cushions for a range of Razer products.
  • Razer also sells a replacement keycap set, though it's listed on a different part of the website than the other replacement parts.

Some of the parts are compatible with multiple devices, such as a set of ear cushions that fits the BlackShark V2 or BlackShark V2 Pro. Other parts are specific to a single model, such as the USB Wireless transceiver for the Razer Kraken V3 Pro. Make sure to check the generation and model of your device before ordering a new part.

You can even get a replacement charger for the Razer Anzu smart glasses, which requires a proprietary cable. There's also a USB-A to USB cable for the Razer Ripsaw and a USB-A to USB mini-B cable for the Razer Seiren on the site, though presumably, third-party cables could be used for those devices.

The replacement parts site doesn't list keycaps, but Razer does sell a PBT keycap upgrade set that should work with most keyboards.

Razer replacement parts - From $10

Razer replacement parts - From $10

Razer now sells a variety of replacement parts for its mice, keyboards, and headsets, including detachable microphones, ear cushions, and USB dongles.

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