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    Razer’s Phantom White Collection gives your PC setup some retro vibes

    The Tech GuyBy The Tech GuyOctober 21, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    Razer brings a new wave of nostalgia to its popular Phantom lineup with the debut of the Phantom White edition – a refined, translucent lineup that gives a modest nod to the retro accessories of yesteryear.  

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    The new Phantom White series has a semi-transparent white finish that blends precision engineering, colour-coordinated internals, and Razer Chroma RGB integration. It honestly feels like its straight out of the 90s and I’m down for it.

    There are no new devices in this range, but if you’re a fan of the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro mouse, Firefly V2 Pro mouse mate, BlackWidow V4 75% mechanical keyboard, Barracuda X Chroma headset, or the Kishi V3 controller, then you’re in luck – all have received the retro treatment.

    The keyboard is probably my favourite in this collection followed by the mouse simply because it reminds me of the translucent Game Boy Color I spent so much time playing. I mean just look at it – the lighting is fantastic.

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    The products can be bought separately, but be warned: the new colourway is slightly more expensive than the standard black finish. Everything except the controller can be bought in the Phantom Green Edition colourway too, which gives the peripherals a translucent look in standard Razer colours.

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