Razer isn't exactly a company known for its subtlety. One peek at the ad for its Razer Nommo V2 Pro range shows off explosive visual effects, RGB, and animated dragons—doesn't this feel a little excessive to sell a speaker? Undoubtedly, but Razer has owned this description so hard that it's almost a cliché to bring it up. Yet it feels necessary when talking about what is, rather annoyingly, one of my favourite speakers I've used in some time.
The Razer Nommo V2 Pro is not like other speakers—it's a little quirky but also quite innovative. You have your traditional speakers that go either side of your monitor and plug in with a USB cable, but then you have a few more components in the box. The subwoofer is entirely wireless and, somehow, also seamless. I was worried initially that it might struggle wirelessly as even a few milliseconds of difference between the speakers and sub would feel like an eternity in the wrong environment. Thankfully, it never faltered.
