The company lists the Zephyr and Zephyr Pro as 'wearables' rather than 'masks,' and notes in the small print that neither is a medical device or PPE. Update 01/11/22 7AM ET: Razer has removed the claim that its air filters are 'N95-grade' from its website. The only detail Razer has yet to reveal is how much the mask will cost. The company also says the latest iteration of Zephyr is 99 percent effective at filtering out bacteria.

Since we first saw the mask at CES 2021, Razer has added internal lighting and a silicon face seal. In March, Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan revealed the accessory-maker was moving forward with plans to manufacture the mask, noting that he believed there would still be a market for Project Hazel even as countries started to vaccinate their people against COVID-19. The company first announced Project Hazel at CES 2021, promising a high-tech face mask with built-in RGB lighting and an active air filtration system Razer claimed was as effective as an N95 mask. Update your settings here, then reload the page to see it.Įven among Razer products, Zephyr has had a highly visible development cycle. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.

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