Razer Leviathan V2: Multi-Driver PC Gaming Soundbar with Subwoofer – THX Spatial Audio – Compact Design – Chroma RGB – Bluetooth 5.2 – for Desktop/Laptop, Smartphones, Tablets & Nintendo Switch
$244.99
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Amp up your setup in every way imaginable with the Razer Leviathan V2—a multi-driver gaming soundbar and subwoofer featuring THX Spatial Audio and Razer Chroma RGB. Experience unrivalled immersion in both sight and sound, backed by low-latency Bluetooth 5.2 for seamless PC and mobile use.
Multi-Driver PC Soundbar & Subwoofer: Packed with 2 full-range drivers, a down-firing subwoofer, and more, this all-in-one sound system is designed to provide full-range, high-fidelity sound that elevates your audio experience.Waterproof : No
THX Spatial Audio: Advanced 7.1 surround sound delivers audio with pinpoint accuracy, allowing for a more realistic and detailed soundstage that makes movies, games, and music truly come alive
Compact Desktop Form Factor: Fits perfectly beneath a monitor to keep desktops clutter-free, while detachable rubber feet keep it angled towards you for minimal audio obstruction
Bluetooth 5.2: Enjoy smooth, stutter-free sound with a low-latency Bluetooth connection, as you switch from your PC to as many as 8 other devices conveniently paired via the Razer Audio App
Powered by Razer Chroma: With 18 lighting zones, countless patterns, dynamic in-game lighting effects—experience full RGB customization and deeper immersion with the world’s largest lighting ecosystem for gaming devices
Razer Mobile Apps and Razer Synapse: From RGB lighting to audio settings, tweak the soundbar to best suit your entertainment needs with software designed to provide more control and greater convenience
10 reviews for Razer Leviathan V2: Multi-Driver PC Gaming Soundbar with Subwoofer – THX Spatial Audio – Compact Design – Chroma RGB – Bluetooth 5.2 – for Desktop/Laptop, Smartphones, Tablets & Nintendo Switch
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Ibrahim Amir –
Surprisingly good sound (with real volume), but the sub takes up space
I picked this up for my wife’s gaming setup. I’m not typically a fan of Razer audio gear, but her setup is mostly Razer already, so this fit the theme.It sits cleanly under dual 27” monitors and looks good on the desk. Setup was straightforward, and once it was in place, it’s been mostly “set and forget,” including the RGB.Sound quality is surprisingly good. It’s not quite on the level of my Sound Blaster Katana, but it’s closer than I expected — and it actually gets louder. The THX processing is also more effective than I anticipated and helps give games a more immersive feel.The biggest real-world difference is how much it changed usage. My wife was previously using a Turtle Beach Stealth headset and before that a cheap ONN soundbar. Since getting this, she almost never uses the headset anymore. That alone says a lot.No distortion issues at higher volumes, and it handles both gaming and occasional music without any problems.The only real downside is the subwoofer. It’s not massive, but it’s a noticeable cube under the desk and takes up more space than slimmer designs (like the Katana’s side-firing sub). It’s functional, but you’ll need to plan for it.If you want a clean desk sound solution that’s loud, immersive, and good enough to replace a headset for a lot of use cases, this is a solid choice. If you’re very particular about audio or tight on space, there are better (and usually more expensive) options.
Christian Cepeda –
Loud with good bass. Easy cable manage
great product. replaced my Logitech g560 speakers. not as loud or bass heavy, but way better clarity and good bass. im happy how simple the connections are as well. makes it easy to cable manage
Jacob –
Razer
No complaints good audio system, can find it cheaper on eBay and other places used, looks pretty basic nothing fancy
Michael –
A step down from the original Leviathan in every aspect
Final Update: After over 7 weeks since opening the ticket and 10 days of silence from support, Razer has basically told me to shove it. They have “raised this concern” and have said “There is no ETA”. They have also closed my ticket. After more than a month of jumping through hoops and providing logs, there’s going to be no RMA, no refund, and no fix from Razer.Update 2: it’s now been 3 weeks, I’m still getting told by Razer support to repeat steps I’ve already said doesn’t work. They’ve now asked me to run test software and provide logs twice now, I guess I’m paying them to be their QA team.Update: it has now been 2 weeks since I reached out to support. They have asked me to repeat the exact same steps I reported to have no effect, and then promptly ghosted me when I pointed that out and asked for a RMA.Where do I even start. Everything from the build quality, sound quality, bugs, and support on this product has been awful. Not only is this a huge step down from the original Leviathan which I’ve owned since its release, it’s hands down the worse Razer product I’ve ever owned in almost a decade. What works on this sound bar stops working when you try to fix the things that don’t work, and the things that don’t work make this sound bar unusable.Build Quality:The v2 sound bar about the same width, shorter, and deeper when compare to the original. It’s also more rectangular in shape. The sub is also a bit larger than the original. At the same time, the v2 is somehow lighter than the original, which makes it feel a bit cheap. You only get a single USB C port on the back for connectivity, no aux, no optical, both of which were available on the original. You also get the same proprietary connector for the sub, with no extension available from either Razer or 3rd parties.Sound Quality:It’s bad, it’s really freaking bad. Out of the box it sounds worse than every other speaker, headphone, and earbud that I have (Leviathan v1, Samsung HW-R450, Bose QC35II, Bose NC700, Sony XM3, XM4, XM5 headphones, Sony XM4 earbuds, Echo Buds, Powerbeats Pro, and Beats Buds). A lot of these are provided through my work as a mobile developer. Worst part is that I figured out the sound quality is trash because Synapse is enabled, the very software the sound bar is designed to work with. Killing Synapse immediately improves the audio quality immensely, but also disables the features I need for the other Razer peripherals I have. Even after fidgeting with the equalizer settings in Synapse for over an hour I cannot get the sound quality to improve to the level of the v1 or with Synapse disabled. The bass is weak and the mids are muddled, and enabling Spatial Audio and/or Center Focus does little to improve the quality.Bugs:Synapse causing awful sound quality isn’t even the worse bug. The firmware/driver for this thing causes awful buzzing and interference for recording and streaming. If you’ve got the Leviathan set as the primary audio output, any audio/video you capture is accompanied by a deafening buzzing sound. This makes the sound bar entirely unusable if you ever intend to record or stream. I’m almost certain it is caused by firmware/driver because it persists regardless of whether Synapse is running or not, and regardless of whether the THX drivers are installed or not. I’ve also been able to reproduce this issue on two Windows machines. The only thing that fixes this issue is to disable Signal Enhancements in the Speaker Properties through Windows’ sound settings, which also disables the Spatial Audio, Center Focus, and Equalizer settings within Synapse.Support:At the time of this writing, I’ve been going back and forth with Razer support a full week now. I’ve provided screen shots, videos, and have had to repeat the issues I’ve experienced multiple times. Support has confused my ticket with one made for a Razer Blade, and has twice asked me to try troubleshooting steps I’ve already tried and reported to not be successful. They are even trying to gaslight me into thinking that disabling Signal Enhancement fixes the issue as if it doesn’t disable ALL of the software features they’re advertising.I would just return the v2, but I no longer have the original packaging since it took me several days to put together my set up after moving. I’ve got the original sitting on my desk, waiting for support to sort out the problems with the v2. Looking around online, there are multiple reports from people facing the same issue as me, so it’s not an isolated problem. If you have no intention of installing Synapse and don’t plan on ever streaming, I think you would avoid most of the issues I’ve ran into, but barring that, this thing has been nothing but a nightmare.
M Trainor –
Quality sound in a nice package
I bought this to replace a typical 2.1 speaker setup. The soundbar has significantly better sounding audio. My goal was to replace the standard audio jack connections from my desktop computer with something USB controlled.Nice features:A lot of volume steps, 50 I think, rather than the typical 10-20 you usually get.Bluetooth support is great and a lot faster to connect than two other speakers I have (as gifts). You can seamlessly switch from USB audio to Bluetooth in well under a second.Comes with sound dampening feet, two pair. One to leave it level, one to angle it. I added an extra set of dampening pads.Powers up quickly.Plus/minus:Integrates with the Razer Synapse software – if you use it, though I don’t think it necessary.You can’t interface with it via Synapse when using Bluetooth, keeping you from using a unified EQ between devices.Minuses (to me)Not USB powered, it comes with its own brick with a barrel adapter.
Rodolfo U –
Estoy muy feliz con esta compra. El audio suena increíble, el subwoofer le da mucha más potencia a los bajos (incluso hace vibrar el suelo) y tiene sonido envolvente. Los videojuegos se escuchan mucho mejor. Incluso el empaque por dentro y por fuera me gustaron al momento de abrir el producto. Recomiendo comprar por separado el software de THX. Es un poco difícil porque la página de Razer dónde lo descargas te pide una dirección en estados unidos obligatoriamente para terminar la compra, pero puedes buscar cualquier dirección en estados unidos, agregarla y ya te deja comprar y descargar el software de THX. Se hace un solo pago y no es suscripción. Es una licencia perpetua. El único tema es que las luces RGB no brillan tanto como aparece en la imagen, pero es un detalle nada más, todo funciona perfectamente.
Jo –
Absolutely adore this soundbar over the Samsung larger soundbar. The sound is amazing for a PC setup. Just wish it had a automatic shutoff once the pc is shutdown. Tend to forget to close it manually. besides that it works like a beast! Love how compact it is and small.
Terry Westsol –
The sounds from this is really good for the price point. Works really well with mac and PC. Quality sound. Lots of bass. Razer quality.
Fernando –
En pocas palabras es lo que se espera por el precio, sin embargo, conociendo la marca es un tiro al azar, ya que se sabe que el control de calidad de Razer es bastante pobre, por lo que, por mi experiencia con diferentes artículos, al primer detalle que tenga su producto deberían de solicitar un reembolso, ya que esperar a que la marca decida repararlo (siempre pondrán peros y trabas) o que se te remplace el artículo (Casi nunca lo hacen) es muy poco viable, por lo que la recomendación es usar la facilidad que da Amazon para el reembolso.
Mariano Vazquez –
La estética del equipo es muy buena, empaque y presentación también, conectividad sencilla aunque limitada a equipos con Usb C o bluetooth.Incluso con el celular suena super bien, y es equipo pequeño y ligero, por lo que no ocupa mucho espacio.