Singaporean-American gaming software company Razer unveiled new images of its intelligent N95 mask — dubbed Razer Zephyr — and has opened up public registration for its community beta testing phase.
The high-tech prototype mask was previously named Project Hazel and has been dubbed “the latest evolution of our wearable air purifier.” The mask comes with a 99 percent bacterial filtration efficiency, silicon face seal and anti-fog coating.
Project Hazel is now officially Razer Zephyr – the latest evolution of our wearable air purifier. Designed to be safe, social and sustainable, Razer Zephyr sports 99% BFE, a secure silicon face seal and anti-fog coating. Join our community beta test: https://t.co/mlex2YSMpi pic.twitter.com/yLUj0lO2oJ
— R Λ Z Ξ R (@Razer) August 6, 2021
In addition, the mask includes a detachable ventilator to regulate airflow and filter out 95 percent of airborne particles, and comes with a special UV-lit charging case that is said to kill bacteria. The design is transparent and includes a built-in mic and amplifier to allow for easier communication, while the mask’s interior automatically lights up when it’s dark for easier visual. It purports to be waterproof, scratch-resistant and made of recyclable plastic, and has customizable light settings to add “a little flair” to your look.
Interested users can sign up for the community beta test through the company’s website.
Check out Razer’s ultra-thin and super fast AMD gaming laptop, announced at its E3 2021 showcase in June.
