Not having a remote, or even a I/R receiver, limits it's use to PC and small media devices. The corded sub isn't as cool for watching movies, where you want the bass behind you. This is a PC sound bar. (Had it hooked to TV because new toy.)

Nice and small for a sound bar with this much punch; Voices are clear and bright, bass is aggressive enough for some hard dance grooves; Multiple input options; Low enough to sit under large monitor bezels; Comes with 2 stickers! TWO

No remote control; Unable to control Razer volume from my TV; (6yr old Toshiba) Corded sub-woofer

A soundbar with lots of features, great sound and a sleek design. However, after only about a years worth of intermittent use the soundbar will only function for about 1-2 minutes before it powers off. Opened a support ticket with Razer and never heard back from them.

Just when you think you really know a company, it goes and releases something completely out of left-field. Take Razer: historically, it's been a peddler of pointers and the king of keyboards. Just look at the venerable Razer BlackWidow Ultimate or Razer DeathAdder Chroma .

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.

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

Best bang for your buck bass and surround sound experience, amazing for rocking out, watching movies, playing games! True sound quality with real base. Yet somehow at the same price of a cheap bluetooth speaker.

This is a great Soundbar overall, i replaced my Auddyssey Lower East Side Speakers with it and i have been very happy, the package comes with two sets of different foots to place the Soundbar at two different heights. Since the placement of my desktop i found the taller ones the best.

Great Sound; great connectivity options

Too bassy; not audiophile grade

Razer equips the Leviathan with a whole range of current Dolby technologies. Outside of Dolby Digital we've also got ProLogic II. Dolby Virtual Speaker technology also helps simulate a decent surround sound experience.

Good workmanship; Optical connection; Subwoofer; Good equipment; Bluetooth + NFC; Dynamic sound

No real deep bass; Integrated propriety Subwoofer cable

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.