Razer's new Nommo PC speakers play audio the way it was intended

Sound is a key component to gaming, and Razer has a new ready of quality speaker offerings for the gamer that doesn't want to throw on a headset. The new Nommo speaker line is designed with gamers in mind, offering clear and unfiltered sound with deliberate stereo separation. Many speaker systems mix a bit of the left stereo channel into the right (and vice versa) in an effort to create a wider soundstage, just when you're playing a game with directional sound that means the speakers are screwing with your audio. Razer's Nommo speakers do none of this mixing with the audio they receive, simply outputting the waveforms as received.

There are three versions of the speaker: Nommo, Nommo Chroma, and Nommo Pro.

The entry level of the Razer Nommo speaker line is the but named Nomo. Information technology features a pair of 3-inch woven glass cobweb drivers with rear-firing bass ports and a 3.5mm input. Fifty-fifty at this entry-level $99.99 point, Nommo offers quality audio and a striking design with cylindrical blackness speakers mounted a few inches up off the base.

A footstep up from that is the Razer Nommo Chroma. While the drivers and enclosures are exactly the same, the Nommo Blush adds Razer's trademark RGB Blush lights to the base of each speaker stand. Every bit that requires some ability, it hooks up to your PC via USB and tin thus also offering a built-in DAC for improved sound quality over USB. Adding in these bits brings the cost up to $149.99.

The Razer Nommo Pro brings a subwoofer and separate tweeters to the party.

If you really want some punchy audio, the Razer Nommo Pro is where information technology's at. It maintains a like blueprint aesthetic to the bottom Nommos, simply trades upwardly to 3-inch Kevlar-coated master drivers, each paired with a 0.8-inch silk dome tweeter to ensure clear and accurate highs. Bringing the oomph is a 6-inch downward-firing subwoofer housed in a big blackness cylinder. This 2.1 system is THX and Dolby Virtual Surround Sound certified, and offers optical and Bluetooth inputs on superlative of the 3.5mm and USB ports. And, of course, it has Chroma lighting. The Nommo Pro does push button the price on high-end speakers at $499.99/€579.99.

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