Razer has officially announced the launch of the Razer NiKo Collection, a new line of gaming hardware developed in partnership with Counter-Strike star Nikola Kovač, known to fans as NiKo.

According to Razer, the collection is designed for competitive gaming and is inspired by NiKo’s drive to win. The products combine professional-level performance with a bold design that reflects his aggressive playstyle. The Razer NiKo hardware lineup also features a flame design inspired by NiKo’s in-game style. Razer said each product reflects his competitive spirit and the company’s focus on esports innovation.

The NiKo Collection is built on Razer’s Esports line, the same hardware platform used by professional players on major tournament stages. These are the tools NiKo uses to practice and compete in Counter-Strike 2. The lineup includes the Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro NiKo Edition, Razer Gigantus V2 Pro NiKo Edition, Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL 8KHz NiKo Edition and Razer BlackShark V3 Pro NiKo Edition.

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The launch comes one year after NiKo joined Team Razer. Razer said the collection marks an important milestone for both the player and his community. The company also explained that the products were developed over an extended period, with a focus on authenticity and meeting NiKo’s high standards as one of the most successful players in Counter-Strike history.

Nikola “NiKo” Kovač said in a public statement, “This collection represents an important milestone in my career. Having a product line that truly reflects who I am as a player and as a person was something I always wanted to achieve but I knew I needed to do it properly. Every detail comes from my own experience, my values and standards, and what I believe in as a competitor.”

Similarly, we recently saw gaming hardware brand ZOWIE team up with Dan “apEX” Madesclaire, the in-game leader of Team Vitality’s Counter-Strike 2 roster. As part of the deal, apEX agreed to work closely with ZOWIE’s engineers and performance staff to help improve the professional gaming gear used in competition.

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