Razer is an American-based manufacturer of gaming devices and peripherals founded in Singapore in 2005. The company focuses largely on gaming laptops, keyboards, and mice. The current lineup of devices from Razer includes the Razer Blade series of gaming laptops including Razer Blade Stealth and Razer Blade Pro.
Over the last few years, the company has acquired Ouya, THX, and Nextbit.
Min-Liang Tan is Razer's co-founder, CEO and Creative Director.
The Razer Raptor 27, the company's first monitor, is now available outside of the confines of Razer's own store. You can pick up the Chroma-fueled display at Amazon now for $700.
Razer is refreshing its line of Blade 15 laptops for 2020. The Advanced Model is getting a new 10th Gen Intel 8-core processor and RTX Super graphics, plus a bunch of minor fixes and improvements. The more affordable Blade 15 Base Model gets a new 6-core Intel chip and a few new options as well. Here are all the changes, availability, and pricing that you need to know!
Compatible with Windows and Mac. Uses Razer's Green mechanical switches. Has a lifespan up to 80 million keystrokes. Every key is fully customizable with programmable complex macros. Hyper Shift gives each key two functions. Connects via USB.
Has a 16,000 DPI optical sensor for accurate tracking and precision. Seven fully programmable buttons with macro capabilities. Razer's mechanical switches optimized to last up to 50 million clicks. Chroma customizable lighting. Textured grips.
The controller that comes with the Xbox One is very good, but it's not the BEST. If you want a little more from your gaming input, or just something a little flashier, check out these options.
Razer has stepped up to the plate in a big way, announcing this morning it is going to make up to 1 million face masks and work with global authorities to help get them where they're needed most.
Razer's Viper Mini is its latest gaming mouse, but is it the one to buy for you over the wireless, much more expensive Viper Ultimate? It could well be.
The Razer Viper Mini is a great gaming mouse, but where should you get it from? Here's what we think.
Both the regular Razer Viper and the Razer Viper Mini are excellent gaming mice, but which one is right for you? Here's what we think.
Both the Razer Viper Mini and the Razer DeathAdder V2 are excellent gaming mice, but which one should you buy? Here's what we think.
Uses high-precision 16,000 DPI optical sensor with on-the-fly adjustments. Has Chroma RGB customizable lighting. Ergonomic design includes rubberized side grips. Has seven fully programmable buttons and 50 hours of battery life.
Razer has a new gaming mouse built off the chassis design of the popular Viper series. The new Viper Mini ($40) features an optical sensor, 8,500 DPI, support for a profile, and Razer's famed RGB lighting, now with an under glow twist. The mouse is perfect for those with smaller hands — or a smaller budget. Here's what you need to know!
Pressure-sensitive inputs and analog optical switches give you a joystick-like experience. The 32 keys help you integrate new hotkeys and macros into your gaming or creative workflow. The 8-way directional thumb pad gives natural movement.
Great for gamers. Ultra lightweight at 69G. Has high-precision 16K DPI optical sensor. Uses light beam-based actuation for speed of light button presses and absolute control. Ambidextrous. Customizable Chroma RGB lighting. Eight programmable buttons.
You can get your phone or PC ready for war with Gears of War-inspired mouse mats and phone cases from Razer. The designs feature characters, designs, and images from Gears 5.