The Leviathan's room-filling sound provided exactly the sort of power I was looking for in a speaker that sits only a few feet from my face. Partnered with its subwoofer life-mate, its more sound than any PC gamer needs, which is exactly the sort of thing we want.
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 first attempt at that. I've seen plenty of premium...
Lots of things to love here. I love Razer Leviathan's space saving design for my desktop where I can place it under my monitor. The sound bar also has a small gap underneath so I can pass my keyboard cable through. Thanks to the virtual surround...
We'd like to see two things added to the Leviathan. A wired remote for easier volume control, maybe even bass control as well as it does need reigning in at lower volumes. These are included with pretty much every 2.1 and higher set we've seen and is far...
Be warned, however, that these can take a bit of equaliser tweaking to get sounding perfect — we got the best results from choosing the Gaming preset (there's also Music and Movies) and then jacking up the treble on our output device. There's a very...
With my serious head on, I'd say buy the Razer Leviathan you wont be disappointed. But if you like the idea of an explosion going off and you ending up in a different room then; well you get the idea… The Razer Leviathan came to pcG in a large heavy...
The Razer Leviathan puts out large sound for such a small speaker system, but its lack of a remote makes it better suited for your desk than your home...
Razer’s Leviathan soundbar improves the gaming experience, and it’s big, bassy sound may please music and movie lovers, too. Today’s video games sound as amazing as they look, but you may not have noticed if you’re using just your computer’s...
Razer was kind enough to let us borrow their new sound bar, the Razer Leviathan 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Bar, for a couple weeks to evaluate its performance. Visually, the Leviathan looks like it could be found in a high-end home audio store. It has a...
The Leviathan delivers great sound and strong bass from a small, space-efficient package. It should probably be viewed as a highly space-efficient (maybe even semi-portable) competitor to 2.1 speakers, and it might make a good companion to a portable projector/laptop for presentations or a portable ‘movie night’ companion. The lack of a remote and difficult-to-reach/use controls are its biggest weaknesses.
For $199 (£159, AU$279), the Razer Leviathan is a great sound bar, and is easily recommended for gamers who just aren’t ready to dive into a full 5.1 system yet. It’s a bit bass-heavy, thanks to the standalone subwoofer – but even so, movies and games...
For $199 (£159, AU$279), the Razer Leviathan is a great sound bar, and is easily recommended for gamers who just aren't ready to dive into a full 5.1 system yet. It's a bit bass-heavy, thanks to the standalone subwoofer – but even so, movies and games...
Right after we have fully charged the portable speaker, the Power indicator has become green and we started testing right away. First we have connected the Leviathan Mini with an older, Bluetooth 2.0 dongle on USB while the operating system of our...
Inside the Razer Leviathan Mini you're going to get some deep, booming sound. That's for certain. If you connect this speaker to your Android device, you'll be able to say "OK Google" to it just fine - it uses what Razer calls "Clear Voice Capture"...
Soundbars have gained popularity because of their ability to reproduce multichannel audio while being compact form factor, this allows for simple setup and positioning without the hassle of dealing with various satellites while enjoying a wide...
The Leviathan 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Bar is a pleasant surprise by Razer since it offers extremely good bass levels (especially for such a small sub-woofer) but unfortunately the size of the drivers only allows it to produce relatively good mids and...
Good build quality, nice design, plenty of connectivity options and impressive performance. The Razer Leviathan wins our Recommended Award.Available from...
The Razer Leviathan is a compact 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Bar, that easily fits under any desktop monitor or living room console setup. One of the things I like about this sound bar is its size and weight. Making it easy to put i an location you see...
Out of the box, setting up the Razer Leviathan is incredibly easy. To get started, there's really just two wires to connect – the power and the subwoofer. Then it's just a matter of either connecting to the Leviathan via 3.5mm in, optical in, or...
The Leviathan's room-filling sound provided exactly the sort of power I was looking for in a speaker that sits only a few feet from my face. Partnered with its subwoofer life-mate, its more sound than any PC gamer needs, which is exactly the sort of thing we want.
The Leviathan's room-filling sound provided exactly the sort of power I was looking for in a speaker that sits only a few feet from my face. Partnered with its subwoofer life-mate, its more sound than any PC gamer needs, which is exactly the sort of thing we want.
As reviewed by Kotaku