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The Quartz Pink Razer Blade Stealth is now a real thing

The Quartz Pink Razer Blade Stealth is now a real thing (Source: Razer)
The Quartz Pink Razer Blade Stealth is now a real thing (Source: Razer)
Last year's Mercury White Blade 15 was so successful that Razer will be toying with new color options to gauge user interest. Past Razer laptops have been shades of black, gray, and white and so the color pink will naturally spark the most excitement and discussion amongst the Razer fanbase.

Razer has been slyly teasing it all month long, but now we know it was all leading up to today's reveal. For a limited time only, users can purchase the Blade Stealth in a bright Quartz Pink color.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, ecstatic Razer fans have been expressing their enthusiasm in the thousands on the official Razer Facebook page.

According to the manufacturer, the color pink has been the most hotly requested color option outside of the standard black and white. Non-traditional color options like this are not easy because additional steps are required to imbue the color into the magnesium alloy material. Thus, certain colors may be pricier than others depending on the dyes and processes involved. A cheaper solution would have been to add the pink color atop the very outer layer only, but the resulting chassis would have been very susceptible to scratches and peeling.

The Quartz Pink Blade Stealth will launch as just one SKU only for now. Nonetheless, Razer has told us that other colors may be possible in the future depending on user feedback. Features and hardware are otherwise identical to the existing black Blade Stealth SKUs. As for the other Blade models (Blade 15, Blade Pro), Razer has nothing to announce for now.

See the official announcement page here for more details on the pink color option.

(Source: Razer)
(Source: Razer)

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Allen Ngo, 2019-01-29 (Update: 2019-01-29)