The ultimate face mask for gamers and geeks lands later this year

Razer plans to release its spectacular face mask. — AFP Relaxnews

Razer has announced that it will finally bring to market, by the end of the year, the face mask it presented at CES under the name of Project Hazel. Providing protection against covid-19 and other viruses, this face mask stands out from other options with its futuristic look, not to mention its built-in microphones and light effects.

This mask is adjustable, and features a silicone guard around the nose and chin. The wearer's face is visible, and there are two ventilation zones around the mouth to filter air. The mask uses replaceable N95 filters that offer protection against approximately 95% of airborne particles. On average, each of these filters lasts three times longer than a conventional disposable surgical mask. This results in an 80% reduction in waste.