Razer is announcing its Leviathan Sound Bar today that is said to provide “premium quality audio” across several entertainment applications that include desktop and home theater use. The Razer ...

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Faux surround or no, the Leviathan sounds good for games and movies, especially if you like lots of rumbly bass. It’s not as well suited to straight music-listening sessions. Psychoacoustics—the fine ...

Razer's latest gaming audio solution may look a bit familiar to fans. It's a refresh of their wildly popular Leviathan soundbar, dubbed the Razer Leviathan V2. Improving upon the quality that has seen ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. For years peripheral maker Razer has been pumping sound directly into our ears via gaming headsets. The Leviathan marks its first attempt at sharing ...

Small, quality soundbars aren’t easy to find. And PC gamers know this well. Generally, if you want truly booming, nuanced sound from a soundbar, you need a large rig (think: anything from Bose, or one ...

CARLSBAD, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 28, 2014) - Razer™, a world leader in connected devices and software for gamers, today unveiled its Razer Leviathan elite gaming and music sound bar. The new device ...

It’s been several years since gaming hardware manufacturer Razer discontinued their last premium speaker offering (the Razer Mako), and it looks like they’re finally ready to jump back in. According ...

Razer, most known for its gaming peripherals, now has a portable Bluetooth speaker called the Leviathan Mini. This $179 speaker features two drivers, a 10-hour battery life, and the ability to pair ...

For years peripheral maker Razer has been pumping sound directly into our ears via gaming headsets. The Leviathan marks its first attempt at sharing that sound with the rest of the room, and a valiant ...

Over the past couple years, I’d have to say that I’ve become pretty impressed with Razer. Despite being a relatively small, privately owned gaming peripherals company, they’ve successfully managed to ...