Razer Leviathan V2 Pro

Immersive 3D audio ; Booming bass ; Intuative physical controls ; RGB lighting syncs with Razer peripherals

3D audio can sound overwhelmed in busy scenes ; Lack of tweeters limits high frequency ; Can only really be used at a desktop

The Razer Leviathan V2 Pro is an impressive soundbar and subwoofer combo, designed specifically for gamers who want 3D audio effects without the need for added speakers – although most will find better value using a headset instead.

Great value ; Powerful, downward-firing subwoofer that delivers a lot of rumble ; Great sound imaging, wide soundstage ; Soundbar fairly compact ; Head-tracking AI

High end is lacking ; Mid range can be muddy depending on source

The Razer Leviathan V2 Pro will blow you away with its powerful bass and wide soundstage, even if it can get muddy and is missing a bit of that high end. It’s also surprisingly affordable and fairly compact, taking up less space on your desk and your...

Head tracking works great Balanced subwoofer sound Razer Synapse is excellent Easy to control

Limited to PC and Bluetooth use EQ is off Expensive

“The Razer Leviathan V2 Pro is the best PC soundbar you can buy, but that assumes you want a PC soundbar in the first place.”

Impressive spatial audio ; Powerful, balanced sound ; Convenient controls

Expensive ; High frequencies could be richer ; Bluetooth and USB only

The Razer Leviathan V2 Pro accomplishes the impressive task of providing immersive spatial audio from a single desktop soundbar thanks to a built-in head-tracking camera, but its connections limit it primarily to use with PCs.

Head tracking for convincing surround sound without extra speakers and cables. ; Supports stereo and multi-channel sources. ; Subwoofer delivers outrageously powerful bass.

No 3.5mm or optical audio input. ; Needs 2x AC sockets to power both the soundbar and subwoofer.

As difficult as it may be to describe the head-tracking surround sound built into the Leviathan V2 Pro, I can tell you that Razer isn't exaggerating this wild feature. It's an utterly baffling experience when you first move around in front of its IR...