TL;DR: The Razer Clio is an innovative gaming chair headrest with integrated 43mm near-field speakers delivering immersive, headset-like audio using THX Spatial Audio. It offers wireless low-latency ...

Since acquiring THX in 2016, Razer has been busy bolstering its audio offerings beyond its gaming brand (see: the company’s recently-announced Opus headphones). Now the company is leveraging THX‘s ...

It was around this time last year when I reviewed Razer's Iskur V2 gaming chair, which I'm still using as my daily rump-rester. At the time, I didn't anticipate that there might be first-party ...

Sarah has been an editor and contributor for GameRant since 2015. She kicked off her video game journey after meeting her first Chocobo, she never looked back. After years of playing them, she decided ...

Gaming audio upgrade: Razer's Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed earbuds deliver 40-hour battery life, hybrid ANC, and THX Spatial Audio for immersive gaming. Pro workstation first: Lenovo's ThinkStation P4 ...

Razer recently announced the launch of Clio, a wireless speaker that’s actually a cushion that can be attached to your chair. The angled wings of the cushion each house a speaker with a 43mm driver ...

Razer defines itself as being “for gamers, by gamers,” and there’s no better representation of that than its rigorous (occasionally comical) commitment to RGB lighting. Thankfully, with the company’s ...

The headphone alternative supports THX Spatial Audio and offers up to 14 hours of battery life. The headphone alternative supports THX Spatial Audio and offers up to 14 hours of battery life. is a ...

Razer is today announcing an update to its Nommo gaming desktop speakers. As is the case with most of the company's other products, these speakers are equipped with RGB lighting to fully match your ...

Razer has announced its newest lineup of gaming speakers, the Nommo V2, and they bring in some notable improvements over the previous models. This new lineup includes the Nommo V2 Pro, Nommo V2, and ...

As difficult as it may be to describe the head-tracking surround sound built into the Leviathan V2 Pro, I can tell you that Razer isn't exaggerating this wild feature. It's an utterly baffling ...