With the Razer Clio, the cult brand for gaming accessories is launching a small revolution onto the market: immersive sound without a headset – directly on the gaming chair. The new audio solution not only promises rich sound, but also more comfort, flexibility and sustainability. For many, the Clio is likely to be the next-generation headset – without actually being one.
- Immersive THX Spatial Audio for hyper-realistic surround sound from two 43mm full-range drivers
- Can be combined with existing speakers for a true 5.1 experience
- Versatile connectivity via Razer HyperSpeed Wireless or Bluetooth
- 14 hours of battery life, ergonomic design and sustainable charging option
Sound innovation meets comfort
Classic surround sound systems usually require complex setups, precise speaker placement and lots of cables. Razer Clio, on the other hand, is mounted directly on the gaming chair – without any conversion or external systems. Two angled near-field monitors are designed to direct sound waves directly to the ears. The effect: crystal-clear, distortion-free sound that feels like a high-quality headset – but isn’t.
The integration of THX Spatial Audio ensures hyper-realistic audio effects, where you can locate footsteps, explosions and ambient noises with millimeter precision. Particularly exciting for gamers: even outside the classic “sweet spot”, the sound remains impressively clear and immersive.
The system works completely independently or can be combined with existing front speakers – ideal for anyone who already has a setup and wants to expand it.
Flexibility for every application
In addition to the powerful sound, the Clio impresses with its versatile connectivity. Thanks to Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, users can connect seamlessly to PCs and consoles – with extremely low latency. Those who prefer to be on the move can easily switch to smartphones or tablets via Bluetooth. This makes the Clio not only a gaming weapon, but also a multimedia center for movies or music.
A real plus: power is supplied via a standard USB-C cable. Razer has deliberately chosen not to include a charging cable in order to avoid electronic waste – a clear statement as part of the company’s #GoGreenWithRazer initiative. In terms of ergonomics, the Clio relies on soft memory foam padding and adjustable nylon straps, making it compatible with most gaming chairs with a high backrest.
Conclusion: A new era of gaming sound
The Razer Clio is more than just an accessory – it’s a pioneering approach to immersive audio experiences. With high sound quality, flexible use and well thought-out design, it offers a comfortable alternative to a headset. Particularly impressive: wireless operation, long battery life and compatibility with existing setups. So if you are looking for innovation, you should make a note of the market launch:
Available from May 16, 2025 for €199.99 (RRP) on Razer.com, in RazerStores and at selected retailers.
