Razer has crazy concepts every year, but it's vibrating Project Esther cushion is actually releasing as the Razer Freyja.

The idea of a vibrating headset might sound gimmicky, but hear us out, as the Kraken V3 Hypersense more than justifies haptic accessories. In a way, Razer’s rumbly tech feels almost like a ...

The headlining products are the Razer Kraken V4 Pro and the Razer Freyja. The former is a seriously premium addition to the brand's gaming headset lineup, while the latter is described as "the ...

Razer's gaming headsets are some of the best in the business, built on years of development and a fantastic brand reputation. Between its Titanium drivers and quality microphones, Razer devices ...

Among the many announcements Razer has made in the past week, the latest is the launch of a new gaming mouse in the form of the Basilisk V3 Pro 35K. According to the team, the focus of this mouse ...

Razer is going all-in on haptic feedback and immersive gaming with its latest line of products. As part of this year's RazerCon showcase, the company introduced its latest headset. The Razer ...

The Kraken V4 Pro is a great demo for Razer’s exciting new haptic tech ... that show off the RGB lighting underneath are about as far removed from the original plastic 2012 Kraken as it gets, and is ...

Razer’s Kraken headset lineup has grown by one more product with the launch of the Kraken V4 Pro, which the company announced over the weekend at RazerCon alongside other products like the ...

Enter Razer's new Basilisk V3 Pro 35K (wireless) and Basilisk V3 35K (wired) rodents. As the model names give away, these gaming mice feature an extremely high 35,000 DPI sensitivity rating.

Take, for example, the Kraken V4 Pro headphones that were announced at the RazerCon 2024 event this weekend. The design is your typical Razer affair with stealth black aesthetics and oodles of RGB ...

Enter the $200 Razer Wolverine V3 Pro, a controller that fixes most of the V2 Pro's shortcomings and even adds Xbox wireless support. Unfortunately, that means no more PlayStation support—but we ...