Leviathan V2 X PC Soundbar with Full-Range Drivers - Compact Design - Chroma RGB - USB Type C Power and Audio Delivery - Bluetooth 5.0 - for PC, Laptop, Smartphones, Tablets & Nintendo Switch

I had a sound bar that hooked up via USB-A and a 3.5 jack to my PC. There is apparently a known issue with USB and WIndows 11 where it can lose touch with the driver and the sound drops. I had to unplug the USB to get it back. Sometimes I had to restart the PC. It caused some big issues with Zoom calls. I read that the bug does not effect USB C soundbars, and this one was highly rated. The sound is great and I like the lighting effects and tuning options via the app. Another bonus is that with USB C, you don't have a separate audio cable. This seems to be a great choice for my daily home office sound needs.

Good volume quality, cool active sound, reasonable price , easy to set up, and the brightness will mild glare

I recently picked up the Razer Leviathan V2 X PC Soundbar, and I am absolutely blown away by its performance! As a gamer, sound is everything, and this soundbar does not disappoint. From its rich, immersive audio to its sleek, modern design, it truly elevates my entire gaming and media experience. First off, the sound quality is outstanding. The bass is deep and powerful, while the highs are crisp and clear, making it perfect for both gaming and music. Whether I’m in the middle of an action-packed game or watching a movie, the soundstage is incredibly immersive, and I can hear every detail with precision. It’s perfect for any genre, from shooters where directional audio is key, to epic soundtracks that need to be felt as much as heard. The Razer Leviathan V2 X also has a compact, space-saving design that fits perfectly under my monitor without taking up too much space—something I really appreciate. The RGB lighting is a great touch too, offering customizable lighting effects that match the rest of my Razer setup, adding a stylish flair to my desk. Set up was quick and easy, with the soundbar connecting seamlessly to my PC via USB. The soundbar is also compatible with various systems and devices, which makes it versatile for all my entertainment needs. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with the Razer Leviathan V2 X PC Soundbar. It delivers exceptional audio performance, looks amazing, and is a game-changer for anyone looking to enhance their PC setup. Whether you’re a gamer, streamer, or just someone who loves high-quality sound, this soundbar is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Hooked up this system to my computer yesterday and spent a little over an hour trying to figure out how to get the subwoofer to wake up and give me some sound I could hear without having my ear right up next to it. Well, the instructions are bare minimum and are printed in the smallest font known to man (I had to use a magnifying Lense to read it.) Long story short; there is a software you need to download in order to make sound adjustments and adjust the led lights, it's called synapse and the download dashboard showed up on my screen when I connected all the components, which is actually very simple. I've included screenshots of the software after downloading it below. I actually used "copilot" for some helpful direction on the software download, it seems a reboot of your computer is necessary after download and install in order for all the components of the software to materialize. After finally getting everything in working order, much to my dismay, I discovered that the subwoofer, even after adjusting the output on the equalizer in the software, will not be heard very well unless you have your computer volume turned up to at least, level 50. I went with the settings of the subwoofer and bass equalizer settings that pilot suggested and, yeah, at volume 50 or above, this system sounds really good and you can feel the subwoofer in your chest. Really nice sound; however...I don't like to listen to my computers volume at level 50, it's much too loud. I normally listen at a volume level around 26 to 28, and at that level, the subwoofer is useless, it's quiet as a mouse because the system isn't sending enough amplitude to it to wake it up. Bummer! But, like I said, at 50 or above, that little subwoofer comes alive and kicks you in the chest. I played Boston's "More than a Feeling" at level 50 and the bassline just jumped out of the music, it was great. Ok, so much for that topic, onto the next. The led lights. Well, they are pretty lame. You can adjust what they do and adjust the brightness of them in the software, but even at the highest brightness setting, the lights are hardly noticeable even in a dark room. The pictures used to illustrate the lights are extremely enhanced and not anything like what they really provide. Very disappointing and the makers of this component should be ashamed; they could easily have put brighter lights into this device. Nice idea, but they really dropped the ball on it. Overall impression: It's a nice sounding system (when operated at optimal settings) but you have to crank up the volume to experience its true potential. The soundbar is about 2" wider than a standard size keyboard and sits nicely in front of the computer screen. The controls are easy to use and the software is simple enough once you learn where to find things. Not a bad system for the price. Only 3 wires to connect, one to power, one to the computer and one to the subwoofer and all the connections are on the back so they are out of the way. It's a decent system, the only drawback is how the subwoofer works, being that it's tied into the system volume and although you can boost its presence with the equalizer, it's still tied into the system sound and in order for it to come alive, it needs system amplitude which it doesn't get until volume level 50. If I'm not mistaken, if you want to hear the subwoofer at lower system volume levels, you'd need a speaker system that has a subwoofer with its own amplifier built in. All in all, it's decent, it has a clean, clear sound and it can be adjusted to taste via the equalizer.

The Razer Leviathan V2 is a compact 2.1 PC soundbar with a wired subwoofer, offering crisp audio with deep, punchy bass perfect for immersive gaming and movies. Its key features include THX Spatial Audio for a wide soundstage, Razer Chroma RGB lighting, and low-latency Bluetooth 5.2, but be aware it is primarily PC-focused, lacks common ports like 3.5mm/Optical, and relies on Razer Synapse software. It made with great quality and fits perfectly on any gaming desk without taking up space and light and weight. It is worth every bit of money and is a valuable product with amazing performance and audio for gaming.

Muy buen sonido y fácil de vincular.

Trust me if you see others reviewing that this soundbar is not good or bad. Trust me is was good enough in this price and totally worth it unless you can pay more to have a better one. This speaker is highly recommended to those who feel just want a budget speaker.

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I bought this and nommo v2, i havent been able to pair them. I like the rgb tho.

How this thing got into best soundbar lists is a mystery, terrible at playing music, guess the windows sounds are ok and in games average