Razer made multiple announcements at CES 2023, beginning with the official release date of their Edge mobile gaming device. The Razer Edge will be available on January 26 in two variants (base and 5G). The base model costs $399 and is available for purchase on Razer.com and through RazerStore locations in the United States. Contrarily, further information on the price of the 5G variant, which is only easily accessible through Verizon.com and Verizon stores, is available.
During the demonstration, Razer also displayed Project Carol Concept Design, a headrest with near-field surround sound and haptics. Razer claims that Project Carol is natively supported on PC and is compatible with all gaming seats due to its elastic straps. Users who connect the gadget to their PC through 2.4 GHz wireless may anticipate up to eight hours of gameplay before a recharge is required.
Razer also revealed the Leviathan V2 Pro beamforming soundbar, the first in the world with head-tracking AI. The Leviathan V2 Pro is equipped with a subwoofer and is compatible with Razer Chroma RGB. This month, the soundbar will be available for $399.99 or €489.99 through Razer.com and RazerStores.
Two new peripherals for virtual reality headsets, the Facial Interface and the Adjustable Head Strap System, were created by Razer and ResMed for the Meta Quest 2. Both accessories will debut in the United States during the first quarter of 2023, with subsequent launches in other areas. Pricing details were not disclosed at this time.
Finally, content makers should anticipate the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra camera, which includes the biggest sensor ever utilized in a device of this type. Additionally, the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra supports High Dynamic Range (HDR) at 30 frames per second. The camera is now available for $299.99/€349.99 on Razer.com and RazerStores.