Razer has rolled out the beta version of Synapse Web, a lightweight web application that lets gamers customise their Razer devices straight from a browser without any software installation required. This is particularly handy for tournament players, LAN events, or anyone jumping between different systems who needs quick access to their settings.
Razer has launched the Huntsman V3 Pro 8KHz and Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless 8KHz, marking a significant step forward in competitive gaming keyboards. Built with direct input from professional esports players, these keyboards deliver what Razer claims is the fastest response time in the category, backed by next-generation analog optical switches and ultra-high polling performance.
Razer has announced the launch of the Razer Kiyo V2 and Razer Kiyo V2 X in Australia, marking the next step forward in the company’s creator-focused webcam lineup. Both models are now available at Razer.com, RazerStores, and select retailers across the country.
The Razer BlackWidow line has always been Razer’s flagship keyboard for decades. I stumbled upon their first BlackWidow Ultimate and reviewed it back in January 2011. More than two decades have passed and we’ve now seen the beloved keyboard get all the fancy design and performance upgrades, worthy of both casual and professional gamers. Razer
Razer has dropped its most advanced low-profile gaming keyboards yet, bringing the BlackWidow legacy into a much sleeker form factor. The BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed and BlackWidow V4 Low-profile Tenkeyless HyperSpeed represent 15 years of keyboard evolution, now packed into an ultra-slim design that fits naturally into modern gaming setups and they look gorgeous.
The competitive gaming headset market just got more interesting with Razer’s announcement of the BlackShark V3 Pro lineup today. This new series represents a significant evolution from the beloved BlackShark V2 Pro (make sure to check my review on the headset), which currently holds the top spot on ProSettings as the most popular headset among
Razer’s gaming mouse lineup just got more interesting with the launch of the Cobra HyperSpeed, a wireless gaming mouse that promises to deliver serious performance without the weight penalty. At just 62 grams, this latest addition to the Cobra family targets gamers who want lightweight precision without sacrificing features. The Cobra HyperSpeed represents Razer’s approach
Razer has just dropped the DeathAdder V4 Pro, and it’s a significant upgrade to one of gaming’s most trusted mice. After apparently selling over 20 million units worldwide, the DeathAdder line has earned its reputation in competitive gaming, and this latest version takes everything we loved about the original and improves it considerably. The new
Razer has just dropped what might be the most comprehensive mobile gaming controller lineup I’ve seen, and frankly, it’s about time someone took this space seriously. The new Kishi V3 series includes three distinct models that cover everything from smartphones to full-sized tablets, finally bridging that gap between mobile convenience and proper gaming controls.
What started as an April Fool’s Day prank has now become something much bigger. Razer and Mars have announced they’re taking their RESPAWN by Razer partnership to the next level with an official joint venture designed to create snacks specifically for the gaming community. The story behind RESPAWN is quite fascinating really. Initially launched as
Razer has officially unveiled the HyperFlux V2 Wireless Charging System, marking a significant advancement in gaming peripheral technology. This innovative charging solution addresses one of the most persistent frustrations in wireless gaming – the dreaded moment when your mouse battery dies mid-game. The HyperFlux V2 system transforms your mouse mat into a wireless charging station,
Razer’s latest productivity peripherals blend ergonomic design with gaming-grade technology, introducing AI functionality and customisable RGB lighting to transform your workstation. I’m currently using the most ergonomic mouse ever from Logitech, the Lift Vertical mouse – simply because I’m getting older and I have lots of issues with my wrist and arm in the past.
