Razer Leviathan 2

The Razer Leviathan V2 is simultaneously a great evolution of its predecessor and a questionable one. The lack of ports and connectivity is a big shame, and the new blocky design isn't quite as chic. But the sound quality is lovely, rich, and rounded for all media, and the RGB integration and leg options make it well worth you while.

Razer Leviathan V2 gaming soundbar reviewToday, have a look at the Razer Leviathan V2 gaming soundbar kit, which comes with a slick sub, a soundbar, and a highly useful software suite. In terms of audio quality, it really impressed us. Razer has...

The Razer Leviathan V2 sounds excellent, especially considering its small size. I appreciate the addition of Chrome RGB and the soundbar’s overall design makes it look excellent on my desk. I just can’t get past the lack of port selection on this soundbar. Because of it, the Leviathan V2 works best in an extremely narrow set of use cases which feels like a compromise we shouldn’t have to make at $250.

It's an audio upgrade over its predecessor, with booming bass and crisp treble for PC or mobile users. The lack of connection options for consoles and televisions reduces its usefulness, and the companion Razer apps are shoddy.

The Razer Leviathan V2 has big sound on a small body making it a great option for anyone looking to plant a speaker on their desk that doesn't take up too much space and doesn't mind spending a little extra.

Razer’s Leviathan V2 soundbar improves upon it predecessor with fun RGB lighting and improved audio, but loses two very useful wired connections.