This 1:1 ‘Fallout’ Pip-Boy Comes Off Your Wrist and Onto Your Desk

The Wand Company has recreated the Fallout Pip-Boy as a fully functional, wearable 1:1 replica, officially licensed by Amazon Studios from its live-action series. Modeled on the show’s prop geometry, the collectible reproduces the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V as a piece that works as both cosplay hardware and a desktop display.

Construction is where the replica makes its case. The front casing is die-cast metal finished with hand-applied weathering, so each unit carries its own worn-in character, while the body is built from engineered injection-moulded ABS. A memory foam cuff lines the interior for universal fitting and longer wear, striking a balance between authentic materials and something you can actually strap on. The piece is described as the most accurate reproduction of the wrist-worn “Personal Information Processor” yet made, an ambition that tracks with The Wand Company’s reputation for high-fidelity prop replicas.

The electronics carry the fantasy further. A TFT LCD screen runs more than 45 different in-universe screens and animations pulled directly from the series, navigated through a side control dial, and the same display doubles as a working timepiece with an in-universe alarm. A built-in FM radio lets owners tune real stations or switch over to Wasteland broadcasts at the press of a button. Power comes from a rechargeable Li-Po cell topped up over USB-C, which also allows the replica to run constantly on for an always-lit desk display.

That desk life is anchored by the stand. The replica ships with a solid, machined metal stand that seats it cleanly and unlocks the table-clock function, turning a cosplay prop into an everyday object. The result speaks to how far the Pip-Boy has traveled, from an in-game HUD to a live-action prop to a piece of hardware sitting on a collector’s shelf.

The officially licensed Fallout Pip-Boy replica is available via Amazon.