Whether gamers are flinging birds, pwning monsters, or running gauntlets on their smartphones, tablets, or netbooks, the demand for enriching gaming experiences with exceptional audio is undeniable.

Razer’s new earbuds deliver ultra-low-latency wireless audio for immersive sound and gaming advantage SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Razer™, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today ...

Today Jack checks out the latest Razer product - their audio mixer priced at an eye watering £250 in the UK. Can they really ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Razer has introduced a successor to the Leviathan soundbar that was introduced all the way back in 2014. Christened the Leviathan V2, the ...

The USB sound card is the brains of the operation The USB sound card is the brains of the operation is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at ...

Razer today announced its Audio Mixer, an all-in-one mixer for podcasters and streamers. This is yet another entry in the streaming and professional audio space that has grown in recent years. Razer ...

Gaming lifestyle brand Razer has expanded their wireless audio offerings with the Razer Hammerhead Pro Hyperspeed. These earbuds offer ultra-low latency audio across multiple platforms, including PC, ...

The further up the “Pro” ladder Razer climbs (we’re on V3 now), the more it has to upgrade and revamp its headset hardware. That’s the case for the latest version of the BlackShark line, the Razer ...

Razer is introducing the next iteration of its popular Leviathan V2 soundbar lineup with the launch of the Leviathan V2 Pro, the first beamforming soundbar featuring head-tracking AI with surround ...

Razer has announced a new Razer THX Spatial Audio App for Windows 10. It is available to download now and brings with it advancements that should offer a fine alternative to buying new kit. We're fans ...

The Razer Anzu, like plenty of other smart glasses, look normal from the front until you see the logo on the side. Ian Carlos Campbell / Inverse The Razer Anzu look like knock-off Ray-Ban sunglasses.

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