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Color: Black
Size: V2
Features
- 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 effectsexperience full RGB customization and deeper immersion with the worlds 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
Description
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.
Brand: Razer
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 150 watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Enclosure Material: Metal
Speaker Type: Soundbar
Additional Features: Bluetooth 5.0, Chroma RGB, THX Spatial Audio
Antenna Location: For Computers
Subwoofer Diameter: 5.5 inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: False
Warranty Type: Limited
Maximum Range: 10 meters
Control Method: App
Speaker Size: 1 inches
Woofer Diameter: 5.5 inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 meters
Audio Latency: 60 milliseconds
Specific Uses For Product: For Computers
Audio Encoding: Dolby Digital 7.1
Controller Type: App Control
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.5"D x 23.6"W x 3.5"H
Item Weight: 9.6 pounds
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop, Nintendo Switch, Smartphone, Tablet
Power Source: Corded Electric
Brand: Razer
Model Number: RZ05-04160100-R3U1
Model Name: Leviathan
Built-In Media: Soundbar, Subwoofer
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: FFP
UPC: 810056142872
Manufacturer: Razer
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Gaming Soundbar
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 150 watts
Number of Power Levels: 1
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Number of Audio Channels: 7.1
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 98 db
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth 5.2
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
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Color: Black
Size: V2
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Ibrahim Amir
Color: Black
Size: V2
First off, after reading the reviews / razer subreddit reviews, I did not install synapse nor did I have it on my PC when I plugged it in the first time. I have no other razer products and if I want to change the lights on the soundbar, I use the chroma iphone app. Not installing synapse / not having it on your PC when you plug this in for the first time enables windows to download a different driver with the name "razer leviathan v2" as opposed to the THX driver that is making everyone have a bad time. This thing sounds amazing ! I am not an audiophile and would consider my self a casual music listener, but now after getting this soundbar i've been listening to a lot more music now. Bluetooth is just as amazing as well. Easily pairs to all my devices with no issues. Sub is perfect for my living room in my one bedroom apartment. My only complaint is the price, but when you compare to other soundbars on the market, this is relatively cheaper than all the big name brands. If you've been eyeing this and thinking about getting it, pull the trigger. I do not regret my purchase at all. One thing to note though is that most of the reviews for the synapse problem came forth a couple months ago, so I'm not sure if they fixed it via software update by now. I am considering doing the Dolby upgrade that another reviewer here mentioned / on reddit as well. But until then, I am enjoying every minute with this thing !
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2022 by Gerardo Gutierrez
Color: Black
Size: V2
***Final Update: 04-13-2025: I dumped this hot mess of speakers and bought Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology, Black and man are they awesome! (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001S14DYO?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) It took a little while to get it hooked right but once I did they blast. I hooked them up through a USB soundcard I bought along with the speakers and wished I had bought them instead this one. I don't miss the subwoofer at all as the bass on this set is upfront and nicely loud. ***Update: 04-08-2025 The "scratchy sound has only gotten worse. I would have to restart the computer 5 times or more before it would work. Today the unit just quit and will not play at all. I've gone through reinstalling drivers and all the other fun stuff to no avail. I will be buying something new. ***Update: 09-14-2024 One day the soundbar linked up and that was a surprise. Now Every time I start the computer the sound is all scratchy and distorted. I have to restart the system 2 or more times before it will sound good. It's more of a pain then anything else. --------------------------------------------- I had this for awhile and for the most part it's OK but recently it dropped connection to my desktop. I've tried just about everything to get it to work but no go. I get the blue tooth button flashing to try to connect but nothing. I've been to their website and tried everything that they said but still nothing. I'd love to talk to them but they make it almost impossible to do that. The want the S/N number and each time I type it in it says they can't find it. It won't let me make any contact without the number.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by GreggB
Color: Black
Size: V2
Awesome sound from a very simple system to set up. Very immersion!
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2026 by Sam Jones
Color: Black
Size: V2
I don’t know if it’s the software but it was a little difficult getting everything to work correctly. Not a huge issue, just an fyi. This is an excellent speaker set up. I even still have the V1. It’d be really cool if you could connect the two to work together. I just saw the v2 pro used for $130. I’d jump on that if I were you.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023 by Dirk Jewitt
Color: Black
Size: V2
This is a day 1, hour 1 review. The replaced system: A ~13 year old speaker system from Creative that got zapped and crapped out. Dolby 4.1 with a subwoofer and 4 satellite speakers. Due to space constraints, the setup was subwoofer under the computer desk, left speakers roughly 15° from center, right speakers at roughly 30° and 90° from center. I originally purchased a Creative product similar to this, but returned it due to Creative's packing being pre-opened and missing pieces. The delivery: The unit arrived in its manufacturer's box, so your neighbors will know that they look forward to you regaling them with your new rainbow spectacled sound system. (Creative places their units in plain cardboard boxing.) The unpacking: Plastic waste: The plastic waste is lower than Creative, who uses styrofoam. Waste included two foam sleeves, one for each half of the unit, on plastic strip to secure cardboard packing to the subwoofer's bottom, two plastic bags for two extra feet for the speaker unit (more on this below), and two rubber bands (which I guess could be reused). Creative used styrofoam compared to this unit's preference towards cardboard. The instructions come in the form of a quick installation infographic, as well as a more elaborate instruction booklet. Creative packaged instructions on one of those gigantic map-fold printouts. The installtion: The old system possessed 5 wires (4 speakers, one volume controller) that were able to be fed from the top of the desk to the bottom, and the power fed to the subwoofer. The power to this unit is fed to the speaker system, and the wire had to be fed upwards from the subwoofer to the desktop unit. If power had to be fed from under the desk, I would have had to feed that one upwards, as well. There were, of course, fewer wires, but feeding upwards means more crawling under the desk and gravity working against you, rather than with you. The creative system that I had and would have had both had aux inputs, whereas this unit only has USB and bluetooth. I think I would have preferred an aux input since that remains an unused slot on my computer now, and my usb slots see frequent use and swapping, but I'll make do. Maybe there will be other benefits. The old system was easier to install, though it used more wires. But I don't necessarily disagree with the design decisions here. The hardware layout: Extra stuff: The desktop unit comes with two wide legs pre-installed to lift the unit roughly 3/4 inch off the desk. These can slip off to make the unit only sit roughly 1/4 inch off the desk. Also packaged are an extra set of "raised feet" which appear to allow you to angle the unit upwards or downwards - possibly to accommodate other monitor layouts, or if California lift or Texas lift to your speaker system. Since it's unlikely you'll be swapping regularly, that does mean 2-4 feet that you likely won't ever use. Adjustable feet would have been preferable to me, but I recognize that these generally aren't as reliable. In addition, it came with two power cord connections, one for US, the other I didn't recognize. Creative's came with 3. Make your own decision if this is a pro or con to you. The hardware: I thought it was weird for the wire for the subwoofer to come out the bottom, on the side of the speaker. If you face the subwoofer fowards (as opposed to the wall), that's the side the wire comes out on. I expected this to come out the back of the unit, but after giving it thought, I prefer the wire to come out the bottom since it would seem that it would be impossible to bend the wire connection into the unit farther than it "should" be, compared to, say, shoving the unit against the wall and crimping the cables. As mentioned above, this isn't a separate wire that you plug in after the fact, it comes out the bottom of the subwoofer. The power cable is a wire-block-wire, with the power cable detachable from the power transformer brick. This is an improvement from the old system, which had a massive brick plugged directly into the UPC, taking up whatever slots it wanted. (The Creative system that I would have had is similar to this setup.) The initial sound: The device requires a several hundred MB download to "properly" use (sigh... why?) and "offers" you spam options (ah... that's why), as well as advanced... options... to sync with rainbow keyboards and games, and allows you different sound setups for different games. Guess I'm not interested in this, but if it's your bag, that's useful to you. The sound was initially jarring - it's coming from "in front" of me, instead of "around." This isn't to lambast the system, but you may experience this, as well, and that's why. The high notes in the system sounds felt louder than my older system. Firing up VLC and throwing in my music pile and I think I'm overall happier with the sound quality, and will just get over the directionality component. Upon opening my browser to write this review, I noticed that the sound settings for VLC dropped instantly, which was weird, since my browser wasn't producing any sound. I'll have to investigate the settings to prevent this, since I don't like my computer making wrong decisions for what I want to hear. The software: The several hundred MB download I referenced earlier requests that you log in with an e-mail, but this appears to be optional, as there's a "guest" login. I'm not sure what the use-case for connecting everything you own into the same sound system and having all units having access to the same sound profiles, but if that's you, that's what's offered, here. After "logging in," you will be greeted by a low-key advertisement for a Razer mouse that's pervasive to "smart" electronics nowadays. The audio settings provides for a digital audio equalizer, which may help with the high pitched sounds I disliked earlier. In addition, there's a setting to switch from "stereo" to "thx" quality. The thx instantly sounded better, so it's weird to me that the unit defaults to stereo, but there's probably a reason for that. However, the THX settings reduced the "front directionality" aspect I was complaining about, but the sound directionality is still prevalent, but may fade with time. There are "visualizer" sound settings - I'm not sure how much you're going to fiddle with these beyond the initial setup. You're probably either going to want solid colors, solid colors that cycle, a rainbow , or a rainbow that cycles. But if you want VLC to have this, your browser to have that, and this, that, and the other game to have the other, the other other, and the other other other setting, that's there. Playing with the settings, I can definitely appreciate the plethora of options available, as the unit itself could easily contribute to eye fatigue. You might like this system if: You have ears. You want unique settings for all the things. You like reactive sound visualizations reminiscent of digital equalizers for winamp and the like. You might not like this system if: You're not willing to do at least a little initial fiddling to get better settings than default. You want bass that drives your neighbors insane. You're going from a true surround sound to an under-monitor layout, and that true surround is important to you.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Michael Fletcher
Color: Black
Size: V2
Ufff, descomunal, estoy acostumbrado a probar diferentes tipos de barras de sonido, y esta me impresionó muchísimo. Lo que más me gusta es que estas frente a la barra y se escucha a un volumen normal, pero te alejas y disminuye la intesidad, dando que es una barra de campo cercano, lo cual ayuda a no molestar a los demás por toda la casa.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Jorge M-V
Color: Black
Size: V2
I like the design of it, it looks pretty cool thats the reason I bought it so I could use them on the gaming pc. You need to enable thx Spatial Audio to have the best sound possible on these and that wasn’t fun at all. You have 2 ways of enabling thx Spatial Audio, you either try to enable the free version that comes with these on the razer app or you download the paid THX Spatial Audio app from razers website. Whenever I tried enabling the free version I wouldn’t notice a difference in sound so I decided to try installing the thx Spatial Audio app and boom I enabled it there easily, they give you 15 day free trial and then you have to buy it for 20$ I believe, night and day difference in sound. They should just give you a code to get the app free because the free version doesn’t even work. The sound quality is good, but what does disappoint is the sub woofer, I’ve had Logitech speakers with a subwoofer for less than 100$ and that thing was actually better sounding than this one. I would only recommend this if you don’t care about not having good bass sounds. Actually I wouldn’t recommend this at all just for the heavy price and the fact that there’s better sounding speakers for less than half the price of these, also cant forget about the struggle of enabling thx audio, I decided to buy the actual thx app because the free way of enabling wouldn’t work and that’s another 20$ on top of what I already spent on getting these. Bad for price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by Bri