I seriously think that The Wand Company might be the real-life Vault-Tec Corporation in disguise. Why? Because these guys have turned out yet another Pip-Boy. This time, it is a replica of the Pip-Boy 3000, straight out of Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas. Billed as the first-ever fully functional Pip-Boy 3000 Replica from said games, it is basically the closest thing you will ever get to strapping pre-war tech to your wrist without needing to barter with a Super Mutant.
Instead of rusty steel salvaged from a bombed-out Nuka-Cola plant, this Pip-Boy has a beautifully finished die-cast metal front casing, an injection-moulded ABS body, and a memory-foam cuff that will not leave you with Power Armor-level chafing. And yes, it is wearable. Fully. Wearable. You can walk around your home like you are about to fast-travel to Megaton.
The screen is legit too: a functioning IPS LCD showing nearly all the in-game menus, and even Atomic Command, which you can finally play on the actual device itself. You know, the way Todd Howard would have wanted.
For desk warriors, it comes with a solid machined-metal stand that lets it moonlight as a nightstand clock. Nothing says “rise and shine” like an alarm coming from a 724-gram wearable computer the size of a small ham.
It measures 178 × 130 × 130 mm (~7.0 × 5.1 × 5.1 inches) and weighs 724g (roughly 1.6 pounds)—or roughly the weight of a stimpak pack if they were real. The box includes the Pip-Boy, stand, USB-C cable, FM antenna, spacer bar for bigger biceps, a RobCo hex tool, and enough packaging to make you feel like you’re unsealing something classified.
The Fallout Pip-Boy 3000 Replica is available to order now for US$299.99, with shipping slated to start in June 2026.
Images: Bethesda.
