Razer is giving its gaming gear a fresh new look, one that fans of '90s tech will instantly recognize. The new Phantom White Collection brings translucent white finishes to some of the company’s most popular accessories, from keyboards and mice to headsets and even mobile controllers.

If you’ve ever had a clear Game Boy Color or one of those old-school translucent PlayStation memory cards, you’ll know exactly what Razer’s going for. But this isn’t just a nostalgic throwback—it’s a full-on design shift that blends retro vibes with today’s RGB lighting and modern build quality.

The Phantom White Collection is essentially a new colorway across five of Razer’s gaming accessories. These aren’t new devices in terms of hardware—they’re the same models many gamers already know—but they’ve been re-skinned with semi-transparent white casings that show off the internal components and make RGB lighting pop even more.

This new look follows Razer’s previous Phantom Green series, and it’s clear the idea resonated enough to warrant another drop, this time with a brighter, cleaner aesthetic.

So what’s included? Here are the five items getting the Phantom White makeover:

• Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K
  This wireless gaming mouse now features a translucent shell and a 12-zone RGB lighting system that includes full underglow. Same ergonomic shape and performance—it just lights up like a glowstick now. Price: $170 at Amazon.
• Razer BlackWidow V4 75%
  A compact mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable switches, translucent keycaps, and per-key RGB. It’s especially striking in this design, with the lighting shining through the whole body. Price: $200 at Amazon (about $20 more than the standard version).
• Razer Barracuda X Chroma
  This lightweight wireless headset gets a visual overhaul with a translucent chassis and 6-zone customizable RGB lighting. Price: $140 at Amazon.
• Razer Firefly V2 Pro
  Razer’s fully illuminated mouse pad has been reimagined with a see-through top layer that shows off its RGB-lit circuitry. Price: $110 at Amazon.
• Razer Kishi V3
  For the first time, Razer’s mobile gaming controller is included in a special edition collection. The Phantom White version works with phones and supports PC remote play, now with a translucent white design. Price: $110.

While the hardware and performance haven’t changed, the visual impact definitely has. Razer’s translucent design isn’t just about nostalgia—it actually enhances how the RGB lighting looks across each device. The glow is more noticeable, especially in darker environments, and the effect is especially bold on the keyboard and mouse.

That said, the new design comes with a slight price bump. You’ll pay about $10–$20 more per item compared to the standard models. If you’re thinking about picking up all five pieces, expect to spend an extra $60 just for the look.

If you already own one of these devices in a different color, you’re not missing out on new features. But if you’re building a new setup or just want to switch up the style of your desk, the Phantom White Collection offers a clean, unified look—especially if you’re into that retro-futuristic feel.

And for mobile gamers, the Kishi V3’s inclusion might be a nice surprise. It’s the first time a mobile controller has joined a Razer design series like this, giving handheld gaming a bit of the spotlight.

Again, these are cosmetic updates only—so if your main focus is performance and price, the standard versions might still be the better pick.

Razer’s Phantom White Collection is a style upgrade aimed at gamers who care as much about how their gear looks as how it performs. While you won’t see performance gains, you’ll definitely see your gear in a new light, literally.