Razer’s Leviathan V2 soundbar drops the RGBass

Pc desktops are most often the domain of bookshelf audio system, 2.1 setups, or hardly ever, a fleshy encompass sound array. But Razer thinks there’s a marketplace for some TV-fashion simplicity in PC gaming audio. To that rupture, the second revision of the Leviathan soundbar builds on the gain foundation of the usual with some expanded audio powers and a brand original RGB lightshow.

The original form has a diminutive adjusted its all-murky presentation, though the one giant visible distinction is that the separate subwoofer is a dice in preference to a trapezoidal prism (thank you, Mrs. Grishom’s fifth-grade geometry). Whereas the twin fleshy-fluctuate drivers are a diminutive smaller at two inches, the soundbar now comprises two passive radiator drivers, and the subwoofer is a diminutive bigger at 5.5 inches. The original form ditches the optical input and 3.5mm jack for fleshy-time USB-C. It is likely you’ll perhaps dash out of your phone by ability of Bluetooth and there’s a transient toggle to swap to your gaming headset.

The Leviathan V2 is a diminutive taller and thicker while keeping the same 19.7-dash width, and it’s now pointed straight on the consumer in keep of a diminutive up. (It is likely you’ll perhaps bewitch away the rear toes to tilt it up whenever you identify.) It additionally has a well-known wider frequency response fluctuate starting at legal 45 hertz. And naturally, its bottom-mounted RGB lights are programmable with the entire normal Razer Chroma candies. Though the usual was appropriate with Dolby Pro Common sense II, this form goes with THX Spatial Audio as a change. (Razer bought THX in 2016.)

Our sister plan TechHive was rather pondering the usual Leviathan way reduction in 2015, though its lack of HDMI made it corrupt to be used in a weak residing room setup. (That’s mute the case with the V2.) The Leviathan V2 is on sale now at Razer’s online retailer for $250.

Author: Michael Crider, Crew Author