This produces truly impressive, deep, powerful bass and crisp high notes. Whether you're playing games, watching movies or listening to music, you're in for a genuinely immersive audio experience. This system takes up hardly any space and is of a high build quality.

Having used 5.1/7.1 Dolby Surround/Digital Sound systems since the late 90's i know that regular stereo and even 3D virtual surround sound systems can't even hold a candle against them.

- Build Quality; - Design; - Size; - Power Output; - Bass Levels; - Bluetooth V4.0 Compatible (aptX/ACC/NFC; - 3.5mm & Optical Audio Inputs; - 2 Sets Of Feet; - Price (For Some

- No HDMI Audio Input; - No Remote Control; - Limited Surround Effect

well priced with nice clear sound and good bass response

nice product design

none so far

Today's video games sound as amazing as they look, but you may not have noticed if you're using just your computer's or TV's speakers. Gaming hardware company Razer is here to expand your horizon: The $200 Leviathan soundbar broadens the aural experience of gameplay, and can also improve sound when...

Affordable; Big bass in a small package; Clear dialogue

No remote or mobile app; Lacks crisp treble tones; Not well suited to living room viewing

As someone who is a lover of big bass, I can't let the lack of wall rattling impede my overall judgement on this product. The Razer Leviathan soundbar really does provide an overall speaker package to suit just about every consumer.

The clarity; Price point; Connectivity options; Multiple applications

No rumbling bass; Wide power pack; Attracts dust and shiny plastic smudges

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…

Awesome product, only downside is that it will automatically turn itself off after a while if no sound is being produced.

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.

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 more convenient than using the buttons on the...

We've been using the Razer Leviathan as our primary desktop speakers at home and we can definitely say that they totally knocked this one out of the park. It's one of the best buys you can get from Razer and we highly recommend it to gamers and non-gamers alike looking for a soundbar for their...