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Razer Leviathan V2 X
The Razer Leviathan V2 X is a compact, USB-C powered PC gaming soundbar from Razer, designed for immersive audio in a space-saving form factor. Launched in September 2022 as a more affordable entry in Razer’s Leviathan lineup (sitting between the original Leviathan V2 and the premium V2 Pro), it delivers high-fidelity stereo sound without needing a separate power adapter, making it ideal for desktops, laptops, and portable setups. Powered by Razer’s THX Spatial Audio and customizable via Razer Synapse software, it syncs with your battlestation’s RGB ecosystem for a cohesive aesthetic. While praised for its clarity and ease of use, some users note volume limitations on PC (fixable via Windows settings) and a lack of deep bass compared to subwoofer-equipped models.
Key Specifications
Category Details Audio Drivers 2x full-range racetrack drivers (2.0 x 4.0″ / 48 x 95 mm each); 2x passive radiators (2.0 x 4.1″ / 48 x 105 mm each) Audio Features THX Spatial Audio for 7.1 virtual surround; Frequency response: 85 Hz – 20 kHz; Max SPL: 90 dB at 1m; High-fidelity stereo with EQ presets via Razer Audio App Connectivity USB-C (audio + power delivery, up to 15W input); Bluetooth 5.0 (low-latency, multi-device switching); 3.5mm AUX (limited use) RGB Lighting Razer Chroma RGB (18 zones, syncs with 16.8M colors across games/peripherals); Ambient lighting effects Controls Onboard buttons for volume/source; Razer Synapse integration for EQ, toggle audio devices, and firmware updates Power & Build USB-C powered (no AC adapter needed); Dimensions: 18.3 x 3.0 x 2.8″ (465 x 77 x 70 mm); Weight: 1.7 lbs (0.8 kg); Aluminum/plastic chassis Compatibility PC (Windows 10+ via USB-C), macOS, Nintendo Switch, smartphones/tablets (Bluetooth); Xbox via Bluetooth (no USB audio) Other Features Firmware updater via Synapse; Pass-through USB-C charging; Auto-reconnect to last device Highlights and Recommendations
- Strengths: Plug-and-play simplicity with USB-C powering everything—perfect for clutter-free desks. The THX tuning provides crisp mids/highs for gaming (e.g., footsteps in FPS titles) and media, while Chroma RGB elevates aesthetics without overwhelming power draw. Users appreciate its portability for Switch/laptop use and seamless Synapse controls for quick source switching.
- Potential Drawbacks: No dedicated subwoofer means bass is “resonating but not thumping” (passive radiators help, but not for bass-heavy genres); PC volume can feel low until balancing left/right channels to 100% in Windows Sound settings. Some report minor audio lag in Bluetooth mode for competitive gaming, and it requires Synapse for full customization (though works standalone).
- Great starter soundbar for budget gamers upgrading from laptop speakers—pair it with a Razer keyboard/mouse for full Chroma sync. If you need more bass, upgrade to the Leviathan V2 ($249.99 with subwoofer). For wireless freedom, consider the V2 Pro. Check Razer’s site for the latest firmware to resolve any connectivity quirks.
