well priced with nice clear sound and good bass response

nice product design

none so far

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...

A complete package for both desktop and console gamers

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

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.

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.

Razer Leviathan: The Razer Leviathan is a seriously powerful compact sound bar that's ideal for PC gamers

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.