Razer Refunds
Razer marketed its Zephyr masks as N95-certified — they weren't. The FTC stepped in, and refunds are being sent automatically to people who bought them.
Consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks and filters, believing they were N95-certified products; 6,764 consumers identified by FTC as purchasers of deceptively marketed products. Payout: Full refunds totaling more than $1 million ($1,071,254.33) sent to 6,764 consumers; median refund roughly $150. No proof of purchase is required to file. Checked against the official settlement source by SettleSignal on June 17, 2026.
Who may qualify
You self-certify the basics when you file — the settlement administrator makes the final eligibility decision.
You bought a Razer Zephyr mask or replacement filters and the FTC has you on its list of purchasers — about 6,764 people total. No action required to qualify.
Official eligibility wording (read the exact text)
Consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks and filters, believing they were N95-certified products; 6,764 consumers identified by FTC as purchasers of deceptively marketed products.
This summary is based on available official settlement sources. The settlement administrator determines eligibility and payment approval.
New to the terms? Plain-English: claim deadline, proof of purchase, administrator, pro rata.
Proof requirements
Proof requirement is currently marked as No.
Review the official claim form before submitting any information.
How hard is this claim to file?
✅ You do not need to file — payment is automatic.
Watch out for
- The FTC identified the 6,764 eligible purchasers from Razer's own sales records — you will not receive anything if you were not in that list, and there is no public claim process to join.
- Payments come from Simpluris on behalf of the FTC, not from Razer directly — if someone contacts you claiming to be Razer offering a refund, treat that as a red flag.
- Uncashed checks and unaccepted PayPal payments expire — cash or accept your payment promptly.
We prepare — you file on the official site yourself. This is not legal advice and is not an eligibility decision; the administrator and court decide.
How do I file a claim for this settlement?
No claim form is needed — Simpluris issues this refund automatically; confirm your eligibility and contact details on the official source.
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1Check your mail and PayPal inbox for a payment from Simpluris, the FTC's refund administrator for this case.
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2If you received a check, cash it within 90 days of the issue date.
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3If you received a PayPal payment, accept it within 30 days.
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4If you expected a refund but haven't received anything, call Simpluris at 1-833-285-3003 to ask about your payment status.
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When will I get paid?
- Claims open You are here
- Court approval
- Payments sent
- Distribution complete
Claims are still being accepted. Class-action payouts typically begin only after the claim deadline, final court approval, and any appeals.
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- Payout details the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
- Eligibility the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
- Proof requirement the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
- Administrator the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
- Court case the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
- Payment status the official settlement website · Jun 17, 2026
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Eligibility summary
Consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks and filters, believing they were N95-certified products; 6,764 consumers identified by FTC as purchasers of deceptively marketed products.
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Approximately 6,764 consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks and filters, believing they were N95-certified products.
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Proof requirement
No
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
The FTC is sending checks and PayPal payments to 6,764 consumers who purchased the deceptively marketed products.
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Payment status
Payments started
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Remittance will be made by the FTC via checks or PayPal over the coming weeks.
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Estimated payout
Full refunds totaling more than $1 million ($1,071,254.33) sent to 6,764 consumers; median refund roughly $150.
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
The median refund is roughly $150.
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Administrator
Simpluris
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Consumers who have questions about their payment should contact the refund administrator, Simpluris, at 1-833-285-3003.
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Court
U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Case: United States of America v. Razer Inc. et al, Case No. 8:2024cv00907, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
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Automatic refund
Yes — automatic, no claim needed
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
The FTC is sending checks and PayPal payments to 6,764 consumers who purchased the deceptively marketed products.
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Court case number
8:2024cv00907
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Case: United States of America v. Razer Inc. et al, Case No. 8:2024cv00907, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
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No-claim explanation
FTC identified purchasers from Razer's records and is automatically sending checks and PayPal payments; no claim form needed.
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
The FTC is sending checks and PayPal payments to 6,764 consumers who purchased the deceptively marketed products.
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Case name
United States of America v. Razer Inc. et al
Verified Jun 17, 2026 · against the official settlement website
Case: United States of America v. Razer Inc. et al, Case No. 8:2024cv00907, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
Common questions
Is the Razer settlement legitimate?
Yes — the Razer settlement is a real claims process that SettleSignal tracks from its official source. It is administered by Simpluris under case 8:2024cv00907 in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. File only through the official settlement website (www.ftc.gov); a genuine settlement administrator never charges a fee to file. SettleSignal last checked this record against the official source on June 17, 2026. Always confirm the current details on the official site before filing.
Who may qualify for this settlement?
Consumers who purchased Razer Zephyr masks and filters, believing they were N95-certified products; 6,764 consumers identified by FTC as purchasers of deceptively marketed products.
How much can I get from the Razer settlement?
Full refunds totaling more than $1 million ($1,071,254.33) sent to 6,764 consumers; median refund roughly $150. The exact amount you may receive is decided by the settlement administrator based on your valid claim and is not guaranteed; a total settlement-fund figure is shared among all eligible claimants, not paid to each person.
Do I need proof to claim?
Proof requirement: No. The settlement administrator determines what documentation, if any, is required.
What is the current payment status?
Current payment status: Payments started. Payments are issued by the administrator after the court process concludes.
When will Razer Refunds pay out?
Current payment status: Payments started. Class-action payouts typically begin only after final approval and any appeals. See our payout timeline guide.
Where is the official Razer Refunds claim form?
No claim form is needed — FTC identified purchasers from Razer's records and is automatically sending checks and PayPal payments; no claim form needed. Never pay a fee to claim a settlement payment.
Do I need to file a claim to get my refund?
No. The FTC identified eligible buyers from Razer's own purchase records and is sending refunds directly. You don't need to do anything.
How much will I get back?
The total refund pool is more than $1 million spread across 6,764 consumers. The median refund works out to roughly $150, but your exact amount depends on what you purchased.
Is there a deadline to act?
Because refunds are automatic, there is no filing deadline — the distribution goes directly to identified purchasers.
Why is Razer giving refunds?
The FTC found that Razer falsely advertised the Zephyr mask as N95-certified when it was not. This refund program is the result of that enforcement action.
Where to act
When you are ready, you open the official claim form yourself. SettleSignal does not file claims or determine eligibility.
No claim needed — payment is automatic
If you qualify, the settlement pays you automatically. There's nothing to file — just keep an eye on your mail or account around the payment date.
Not ready to file today? Track it free — we'll remind you before the deadline, and keep your claim details in one place.
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Disclaimer
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