Razer, the leading game of gaming equipment, has announced the launch of the new Phantom series, which comes with a transparent design that reveals the internal components of devices, with support for the famous Chroma RGB technology, and this series aims to provide a bold aesthetic touch for games lovers while maintaining the high performance that Razer is famous for.
Transparent design for familiar devices
The Phantom series includes a new transparent version of some well -known Rayzer devices, namely: Basilisk V3 Pro 35K, BarraCuda X Chroma, and Blackwidow V4 75%, and these devices keep the same performance and specifications, but now they come with a semi -transparent structure that allows users to see accurate interior details, which adds a character Future and distinctive.
Basilisk V3 Pro 35K games
The new wireless mouse comes at a price of $ 169.99, and includes a high -resolution Focus Pro 35K sensor, and the transparent version of Phantom adds a unique visual touch as RGB lighting interacts with the open interior, which enhances the aesthetic design and gives the user an immersive visual experience.
Blackwidow V4 keyboard
This painting is displayed at a price of $ 199.99 and is characterized by transparent ABS buttons, which allows light to pass through each key separately, and its design by 75% makes it more space -saving, while maintaining basic functions, and is ideal for players looking for an elegant plate without sacrificing performance or lighting.
Parracuda x chroma headphone
As for the headphone, it comes at a price of $ 139.99, and it features a semi -transparent structure around the ear pads, with a double connection via Bluetooth and Hyperspeed RF technology, and it also contains Chroma lighting width consisting of six regions, making the experience of use more interactive and specialized.
Continuous innovation from Razer
The launch of the Phantom series comes just days after Razer’s announcement of Razer Blade 18, which is a laptop computer that allows switching between the K4 resolution at 240 Hz and 1080 P at 440 Hz, in addition to the Blade 14, which is the thinner of 14 -inch games laptop so far, and these versions confirm Razer’s commitment to innovation and attractive design without prejudice to performance quality.
