GUNNAR Teams With HoYoverse For A Zenless Zone Zero Collab, Soldier 11 Glasses Now Up For Preorder

GUNNAR has announced its first collaboration with HoYoverse, kicking off the partnership with a pair of Soldier 11 glasses, Just in case you aren’t familiar, Soldier 11 is  one of Zenless Zone Zero’s most recognizable operatives. The glasses are available for preorder now at gunnar.com ahead of a Q3 2026 release, priced at $111.00. If that number seems deliberate, it is. GUNNAR and HoYoverse set the MSRP to match the character’s designation, which is exactly the kind of detail that lands with fans.

The frame design takes its cues directly from Soldier 11’s aesthetic. A bold single-shield lens silhouette echoes the tactical visors worn by New Eridu’s frontline agents, with clean black lines, sharp angular geometry, subtle yellow accents, and ZZZ insignia that nod to her faction identity without going overboard. Lens width is 142 mm, frame width 141 mm, and temple length 122 mm, putting these firmly in the wider end of the fit spectrum. Every pair ships with a collector’s puffy pouch and a microfiber cleaning cloth featuring Soldier 11 artwork, and each comes with a 24-month warranty.

Two lens configurations are available. The Obsidian Amber uses GUNNAR’s Amber tint for maximum blue light filtering during long gaming sessions, while the Obsidian Sun uses a Sun Neutral tint better suited for brighter environments. Both feature GUNNAR’s G-Shield Plus coating, which covers anti-reflective and smudge-resistant performance, along with 100% UV protection and the company’s patented lens technology for reducing digital eye strain.

GUNNAR and HoYoverse are positioning the Soldier 11 glasses as the debut release of an ongoing collaboration rather than a one-off drop. Given how many active players HoYoverse carries across Zenless Zone Zero, Genshin Impact, and Honkai: Star Rail, there is an obvious roadmap of characters and aesthetics to pull from.

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Old enough to have played retro games when they were still cutting edge, Mitch has been a gamer since the 70s. As his game-fu fades (did he ever really have any?), it is replaced with ever-stronger, and stranger, opinions. If that isn't the perfect recipe for a game reviewer, what is?

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