Razer AVA in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and the rest of Latin America: price and release date
Razer has not announced a price or a date for Latin America. The only official information is global: an Early Access launch in early 2027 and a refundable reservation deposit on the US store.
Correction — Oct 22, 2026
The first version of this article gave a $279 price, local-currency ranges per country, Mac compatibility and an "iOS 19" app. None of that came from Razer: they were our own unsourced estimates and some were wrong (AVA is Windows only). We have removed them and rewritten the article with what is actually confirmed.
What Razer has confirmed
- Date: Razer expects to launch AVA under Early Access in early 2027. It previously targeted the second half of 2026 (what changed).
- Reservation: Razer's US store asks for a refundable $20 deposit that is credited toward the final price.
- Beta: participation is limited and only applicants selected by Razer get in.
- Requirements: a Windows PC and a direct USB-C cable connection. Nothing else (requirements in detail).
How much will it cost in local currency?
There is no final price in any country. The only figure going around is ~€249, an unofficial price. Razer hasn't announced the final price yet (we cover it on the price page). Converting that figure into pesos, soles or reais would give false precision, so we do not publish per-country tables.
Once there is a dollar price, the real cost in your country will depend on how it arrives: an official Razer or local distributor sale, or an import with shipping, taxes and customs. Each route has very different costs, and in some countries taxes matter more than the base price.
Will it reach Mexico, Colombia or Argentina?
Razer has not said. Its official page only refers to the US site, and it has not published a list of Early Access countries.
For the general status by region, see the availability page.
If you plan to import it
Before buying abroad, check two things people tend to overlook. The first is the warranty: manufacturer support is usually handled by region, and if the device fails you may have to ship it back to the country of purchase. Check Razer's terms for your country. The second is the service: AVA relies on its app and online services, and Razer has not said which languages and regions will work from day one.
Our take
With a limited Early Access and an invitation-only beta, the first markets will most likely be few, and Latin America may have to wait. There is no honest way to give a local-currency price today: any figure would be made up. What you can do is make sure you have a Windows PC with USB-C, and wait for Razer to publish prices and countries before thinking about importing. We will update this article when there is official information for the region.
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Source: Razer AVA official page, checked on Oct 22, 2026.