Razer Leviathan V2 Pro: Multi-Driver PC Gaming Soundbar with Subwoofer - Beamforming Surround Sound with AI Head Tracking - Chroma RGB - Bluetooth 5.0 & 3.5mm - for PC, Desktop/Laptop, Mobile, Switch

This sound bar is amazing. Expensive yes. The experience it provides is amazing. Have had no issues after 3 months and the headset mode is crazy. Def a lot for a sound bar but if your looking for a top notch experience look no further

What a mess. Where do I begin - the unconscionable price tag? The desktop-unfriendly bulk? The tinny, canned sound quality? The bloatware that does nothing but re-balance already terrible sound quality into different but no better settings like stirring up a puddle of mud and expecting chocolate pudding? The utterly unhelpful technical support? Or perhaps the subwoofer that will arbitrarily cease function and gets picky about what type of outlet it's plugged into. This is an absolute scam. A $59 pair of Logitech Z313 2.1 speakers are smaller, deliver better quality sound, have no extra software to install, and are a fraction of the price. If you want actual quality sound, a set of Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 will blow it out of the water for $116. Avoid this monstrosity at all costs. No matter what your price point is, there are far superior alternatives.

This speaker was bought about a weak ago or so and I like it. Only flaw is razer snyaspe 3 is glitching right now, and it was a LOT LARGER then I thought it was, but otherwise yes this is a good speaker. THX however good too, but Bluetooth is flawed on windows and you have to use usb to remove most of the lag. Also like another reviewer mentioned, it is triple boxed. There are three boxes in this product the amazon box the product itself and its subbox. One thing I should mine I don't reconmd this speaker if you hate software hardware bundle, and you will hate synapse 3 for that reason. It still has flaws on the latest release in 2024. 7.1 works without it, but it depends on it for other features.

Sounds good, but holy packaging batman!!! the product box (which itself is completely overdesigned) was delivered in a second box, which was placed it a third box for whatever reason. this one item gave me more cardboard waste than my recycling bin could even handle for the week

The Leviathan V2 Pro Sounds amazing with the right EQ, Which you can edit on the razor app or synapse app on pc . Subwoofer is strong, but you can also control that using the software. I use this for my PC mainly and also connected to my TV using Bluetooth. The Virtual headset and virtual speaker Setting are cool and interesting. when gaming, I would not use this to play PVP but a story campaign Definitely, It’s good to get a break from a headset. Don’t want to get that streamer dent on your head from your headset lol. I highly recommend give it a try. I’m sure you’ll like it.:) I put my EQ settings, up as well with the video, try it, but the settings were pleasing to my ears. Find something that’s pleasing with yours.

Yeah after having it for awhile, I cant recommend this product due to the constat feed back I get from the audio cable thats plugged into my computer from the soundbar. The audio drops completely and then connects again and the subwoofer sounds like a gunshot. I tired everything to fix the issue and nothing seems to work. 10/10 while playing battlefield. 1/10 while watching scary movies home alone and the audio does that gunshot trash.

After doing much research and exploring I finally decided to buy the Leviathan V2 Pro. In short I have to say I'm very impressed by the amazing sound quality and cool features. The spacial audio works great for playing games and watching movies especially with the huge subwoffer that packs a real punch. The AI headtracking works so much better than I thought it would I am very impressed how it convinces me that I'm wearing headphones. All in all if you want something powerful,crisp and esthetically pleasing this might be for you. The price is steep but it won't let you down.

I suspected the sound quality would be middling, but was curious about the head tracking feature. Other reviews seem happy with theirs and I'm happy for them, but this is a very low value product for the price. The sound quality is probably in the $200 soundbar range. The head tracking feature is very cool and striking to hear. It's also all done onboard, so you don't need software support for any feature (linux users rejoice). Unfortunately, the head tracking has a ~2s lag to it. It's hard to imagine how this would actually be useful. Yes- this was always going to be an expensive gimmick and party trick, but I had imagined the tracking would be more responsive- react to me pacing or fidgeting in my chair. The stereo effect is powerful enough that you /know/ when it has found your head, and the delay is very apparent. So the value of the gimmick, then, is entirely in the soundbar's ability to adapt to your desk setup; specifically to the distance between the soundbar and your head. And, honestly, that's a good idea to have in a soundbar meant for a PC desktop! But a lot of money could have been saved if they just made the adjustment a manual knob on the back with a distance-to-head scale. Because, being a PC desktop, the soundbar and the user are always going to be in the same locations. It does not need to be self-adjusting to provide this feature.

head tracking is amazing. you can feel it

I am a razer lover, and This new Soundbar is above and beyond expectations. Highly recommend it.

Despite the overwhelming bass in these speakers, I love them! A ton of punch for computer speakers let em tell ya! Lots of cool settings to adjust the sound to be more tolerable to the ears lol! I highly recommend these if you want a great quality speaker at a reasonable price for what they are! Some might find them rather expensive but really, considering how good they are, I say the price is spot on!