Razer introduced the Clio Bluetooth speaker in the form of a headrest pillow
By ForGeeks Razer has expanded its catalog of products for gamers by introducing the Clio, an innovative headrest cushion. This accessory is designed to attach to your gaming chair and acts as an immersive speaker. It can be synchronized with other speakers to create a surround sound experience.
The Razer Clio integrates two 43mm wideband drivers that are angled to improve the accuracy of sound source detection. The device can function either standalone or in conjunction with other audio components to form a 5.1-channel system.
The Clio connects to an audio source via Bluetooth, and Razer’s HyperSpeed technology is claimed to minimize latency. The speaker is compatible with computers, game consoles, and Android and iOS mobile devices. The built-in battery provides up to 14 hours of battery life without recharging.
Speaker’s built-in battery provides up to 14 hours of battery life without recharging.
The cushion design includes shape memory foam and nylon straps that allow you to customize your position on the back of the chair. The Razer Clio costs $230 (18 600 rubles) in the U.S. and is scheduled to begin selling on May 16.
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