The FTC is distributing over $1 million in refunds to 6,764 consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks. The refunds are a result of a settlement following an FTC lawsuit alleging deceptive marketing ...

R emember Razer's Zephyr mask? Yeah, the one with the RGB lighting, the black colourway that went with everything in my wardrobe, and the deceptive claim of N95 protection during ...

The Federal Trade Commission said yesterday it is sending over $1 million in refunds to 6,764 consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks that were deceptively marketed as providing N95 protection ...

The FTC in April 2024 took action against Razer and several affiliates over their production and sale of a "wearable air purifier" face mask called the Zephyr. Starting in October of 2021 ...

The settlement from Razer is now complete, and the Zephyr mask's refunds are now in the process of being sent to their respective owners after their purchase of this "fake" smart mask from the ...

What just happened? Good news for buyers of Razer Zephyr masks who regret their purchase (i.e., everyone): The FTC says it is fully refunding 6,764 consumers who bought the mask after reaching a ...

The legal debacle over the Razer Zephyr mask is finally drawing to a close. A sizeable number of customers (Razer fans, likely) who bought into Razer's deceptive marketing and sales of its "N95 ...

The Federal Trade Commission is sending out checks to fully reimburse everyone who bought Razer Zephyr air purifier masks, which were falsely labeled during the COVID-19 pandemic as having N95 ...

The FTC fined Razer $100,000 for the deceptive marketing of its Zephyr mask and also ordered it to payback a total of $1,071,254.33 to all of its buyers.

Those who purchased Razer's controversial Zephyr air purifying mask can expect a refund after the company agreed to pay over $1 million to settle deceptive marketing charges. The US Federal Trade ...

against it for the "deceptive advertising" of the Razer Zephyr mask the company launched in late 2021. As reported by Ars Technica Razer has paid a $100,000 fine and turned over $1,071,254.33 now ...