Razer’s going green and wants to bring everyone along for the ride
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Razer is approaching environmental sustainability starting from the top. In figuring out how to make its products more environmentally friendly the company is starting with two of its best-selling peripherals, the Basilisk V3 and DeathAdder Essential.
These mice are the first two products in the Razer catalog to receive UL’s Ecologo certification. That certification will be reflected on packaging by the end of 2022, but is already a fact.
UL is a global safety certification company. It’s based out of Illinois, has offices in 46 countries, and it is one of the companies OSHA recognizes can perform approved safety testing. The Basilisk V3 and DeathAdder Essential both passed UL2710.
UL2710 is an investigation which looks into manufacturing materials, energy use, end-of-life management, extension of useful life, packaging, corporate practices and manufacturing and operations.
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“Through the use of the Ecologo Mark, companies like Razer can demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and a cleaner environment through credible, third-party review and certification by one of the most trusted ecolabeling programs in the world,” said UL’s Doug Lockard, in a statement to GamesBeat. “Ecolabels, such as an Ecologo Certification, UL Greenguard Certification, Environmental Product Declarations or Environmental Claim Validation, can help customers make
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