Bethesda Unveils Fully Functional $300 Pip-Boy 3000 Replica — The Ultimate Fallout Collector’s Dream

Bethesda has officially unveiled a long-awaited, fully functional replica of the Pip-Boy 3000 — the legendary wrist-mounted computer from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. The device can be worn on your arm just like in the games, or displayed on its stand, where it doubles as a desktop clock complete with an alarm.

Designed by The Wand Company, the replica faithfully recreates the original in-game proportions. Its construction combines a cast-metal front panel with an ABS plastic body, while the strap is made from a soft, foam-like material to ensure comfortable wear.

The unit features an IPS LCD screen capable of displaying nearly all the in-game interface elements fans recognize from the Pip-Boy. It even includes the mini-game Atomic Command. Far from being a simple collector’s prop, the replica works as a functional clock and becomes a tabletop timepiece when placed on its included metal stand.

In terms of physical specs, the device measures roughly 178 × 130 × 130 mm and weighs about 724 grams. Power comes from a built-in rechargeable battery, which can be topped up via USB-C. Each unit ships with a USB-C cable, an FM radio antenna, a display stand, and a RobCo-branded hex tool.

Pre-orders are already available, with shipping planned for June 2026.

News of the replica has ignited strong reactions across the Fallout community — especially due to its $300 price tag. Some fans are thrilled, noting that previous Pip-Boy editions lacked real functionality and suffered from poor battery life. Others argue that $300 is a steep ask for what is essentially a clock, though many admit the device “looks insanely cool.”

For longtime Fallout enthusiasts, this Pip-Boy 3000 replica could be the ultimate collectible — a blend of nostalgia, craftsmanship, practical features, and a standout display piece for any gaming setup.