Review: Razer`s soundbar revision brings RGB lights but fewer ports
(Windows Phone Central)

RGB is cool, but what happened to the ports? There`s no mistaking the triple-headed snake logo of Razer, the gaming hardware manufacturer synonymous with high-end gaming products and usually a lot of RGB lights. The second-generation revision of their gamer-focused soundbar, the Razer Leviathan V2, fits suitably well into their catalog of peripherals and accessories. Since Razer owns THX, it makes sense to push for a speaker with high fidelity audio, with this set aimed at desktop PC environments. This upgrade to the Razer Leviathan promises a smooth experience with PC via USB and mobile over low-latency Bluetooth, but what`s the deal with connecting other devices? The newly added RGB lights look pretty and are customizable with the Razer Chroma software, alongside Razer Synapse for audio. Do these apps help or hinder the experience? How does it compare to its predecessor and the competition? I spent a week testing the Leviathan V2 to answer these questions. Razer Leviathan V2 r...