Razer’s Quartz Pink hardware, at first blush, actually looks rather sweet.
Razer’s Quartz Pink hardware, at first blush, actually looks rather sweet.
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Razer’s Quartz Pink hardware, at first blush, actually looks rather sweet.
There’s a thing about “gaming” hardware. It’s got a distinct aesthetic.
First, it’s black. Matt black, shiny piano black, or maybe just a very dark grey. But most of all, it’s black.
That’s so the hideous, lurid, glow-in-the-dark accents rejects from a neon sign factory really pop.
And then, once it’s both the blackest black and lit up like Blackpool flipping illuminations, it’s sculpted and flared like a heavily-modified Vauxhall Nova.
Razer has been starting to undo this legacy of headache-inducing uniform, however. They’ve offered both silver and white versions of their hardware. They’ve switched the many-headed snake from nuclear green to simple white, on some devices.
