Razer Nommo Chroma

Elegant design \ Warm, powerful sound \ Decent bass response \ Easy to use controls

Lack detail \ Quite bulky

Combining style, decent sound quality and a useful feature set for a reasonable price, the Razer Nommo Chroma tick all the right boxes.

Solid audio performance, with bass level knob. Sleek design with prismatic LED lights. LEDs can be customized and work with various PC games and apps.

Sound quality doesn't live up to the price. No input selection button. Semi-hardwired cables.

Razer's Nommo Chroma speakers deliver solid audio in a cool design, but you're paying a premium for the LED light show they provide.

Aesthetically interesting design ; Exceptional clarity

Limited frequency response ; No Bluetooth

Easily one of the most aesthetically interesting speakers on the market, the Razer Nommo Chroma are easy-to-setup and moderately good-sounding. They have some issues in sound quality - especially in the farther reaches of the audio spectrum - but...

Excellent integration of RGB lightning ; Overall design and build quality ; Simultaneously playback of USB & 3.5mm sources

Poor sub-bass extension ; Closed soundstage ; No Bluetooth connectivity

I don’t want to be gloomy about the Razer Nommo Chroma but at around £150 there are PC speakers that offer better sound than these and don’t suffer on either the features or design front either.

Good looking.

Bass gets bloated once it is cranked up.

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Impressive sound quality ; Loud for its size ; Customizable Chroma lighting

A bit bulky

The Razer Nommo Chroma is an impressive set of gaming speakers with rich, loud sound and customizable RGB lighting.

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