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Razer Redefines Gaming at CES 2025 With Groundbreaking Innovations and Futuristic Technologies

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Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today introduces a breathtaking lineup of high-performance gaming solutions and visionary technological concepts at CES 2025.

This year's highlights include the innovative Razer Blade 16 - the thinnest and most powerful in its lineage, alongside revolutionary projects like Project Arielle, the first gaming chair with integrated heating and cooling, and Project AVA, an AI esports coach that personalizes gaming strategies. Today's announcement also includes the immersive Razer Aether Standing Light Bars, the sleek Razer Monitor Stand Chroma, Razer Handheld Dock Chroma, a new Razer HyperBoost feature for the Razer Laptop Cooling Pad, and the intuitive new Razer PC Remote Play feature for the Razer Kishi Ultra. Further enhancing the lineup, the ergonomic Razer Iskur V2 X chair underscores Razer's commitment to comfort gaming.




For more details on the new Razer products and concepts that were announced during the show and can be experienced at The Venetian, LVL2 - Bellini 2101 & 2102, please read on below.

Introducing Project Arielle - The World's First Heating and Cooling Razer Mesh Gaming Chair
In a groundbreaking debut, Razer unveiled Project Arielle, revolutionizing comfort with the world's first Razer mesh gaming chair to feature integrated heating and cooling. Built upon the framework of the award-winning Razer Fujin Pro mesh gaming chair, this concept chair incorporates an innovative bladeless fan system designed to ensure optimal comfort, whether warming up or cooling down, without ever leaving the game.

Key Features include:
  • Integrated Bladeless Fan System: Building on the exceptional breathability of our flagship mesh gaming chair, the Razer Fujin Pro, Project Arielle's integrated fan system ensures efficient power output, delivering smooth and continuous full-body airflow while keeping noise levels as soft as a whisper.
  • On-Demand Cooling: With three adjustable fan speeds for personalized cooling, Project Arielle's airflow enhances heat dissipation and can reduce the perceived temperature by 2°C to 5°C in dry environments, perfect for those in hotter climates.
  • On-Demand Heating: Additionally, Project Arielle is equipped with an advanced built-in heating system featuring energy-efficient PTC heaters that deliver up to 30°C of warm air, allowing gamers to enjoy reliable warmth even in the chilliest winter.
  • Touch Panel Control: Easily accessible controls for adjusting temperature settings on the fly, with a quick release connection system to keep the power cable secure.

Introducing Project AVA - The Ultimate AI Esports Coach
Razer also showcased Project AVA future concept - The ultimate AI gaming copilot - promising to deliver real-time insights from esports coaches, plus custom hardware optimizations for peak performance.

Functions include:
  • Elite Esports Coaching in Real-Time - Gamers can master the meta for any competitive game with real-time pro insights as they play—driven by data from Team Razer's top coaches and players. Gamers can analyse and review performance with a personalized post-match recap that can highlight key plays and areas of improvement.
  • All-Knowing AI Game Guide - Tackle the toughest puzzles, bosses, and quests with expert AI advice that draws from a wealth of community wisdom and knowledge bases. This allows gamers to stay fully immersed in the challenge without ever having to tab out.
  • Optimize Setups with a Single Click - Gamers can get the ultimate PC performance boost as Ava analyses and fine-tunes their PC based on its specs and their desired game settings. Boost frames, shorten load times, and maximize graphics—all with a single click. AVA even checks for the latest updates in hardware, software, and firmware, so that gamers are always ready to go.
  • Seamless, Versatile AI Interface - Get AVA's expert support in a way gamers find most intuitive. Gamers can bring up Ava while they are taking a quick break, hear AVA in their headset while they are in the action, or keep it simple with a chatbox. Whatever the choice, AVA is always game to help users win.

Introducing Razer PC Remote Play - Unleash AAA Gaming on Mobile
Razer introduces PC Remote Play, transforming mobile devices into high-end gaming machines. By harnessing the power of the Kishi Ultra, this feature allows gamers to stream full-resolution games directly from PCs, optimized with Razer Sensa HD Haptics on Android devices for tactile feedback that enhances every gameplay moment.

With seamless integration through the subscription-free Razer Nexus app, gamers can scroll through and launch all their PC games directly from their mobile device, and experience the full strength of their setup and the versatility of their PC game catalogue anywhere they go.

Capabilities of Razer PC Remote Play includes:
  • Seamless Integration: Works with Razer Nexus to provide a smooth interface with easy access to installed games.
  • Full Fidelity Gameplay: No compromises on visual quality or game speed.

Introducing the Razer Monitor Stand Chroma - Elevate. Organize. Illuminate.
Measuring 19.7 inches long and 8.27 inches wide, the Razer Monitor Stand Chroma elevates monitors to help keep workspaces organized. This ergonomic stand integrates seamlessly into any gaming battlestation or professional environment, with Razer Chroma RGB lighting and essential connectivity options housed in a sleek, space-saving design.



Features include:
  • Ergonomic Viewing Angles: Built to improve posture and reduce neck strain, this monitor stand elevates screens to eye level for comfortable, extended viewing during long work or play sessions.
  • Durable Construction: Its sturdy, anodized aluminium construction supports up to 44 pounds (20 kg), offering long-term durability with a sleek matte black finish. Anti-slip rubber pads ensure stability on any surface, while the convenient organizer shelf keeps essential accessories like laptops, phones, and stationery neatly stored but always within reach, transforming any desk into a well-organized, ergonomic workspace
  • Built-in Connectivity Hub: The built-in 4-port USB-C hub elevates convenience, centralizing connectivity through a single USB-C cable. This hub allows easy access to essential ports, including: 2x USB 3.2 Type-A, 1x USB 3.2 Type-C and 1x HDMI 2.0 to seamlessly connect a suite of monitors, peripherals and other devices for an uninterrupted, streamlined experience that meets both work and play needs.
  • Chroma RGB Lighting: With Chroma RGB lighting supporting 16.8 million colors and a variety of effects, this stand syncs seamlessly with other Chroma-capable devices to create a cohesive, immersive aesthetic. The remappable Chroma RGB button adds convenience, allowing users to cycle through lighting presets with a single touch or customize it to quickly launch applications, mute audio, or assign essential key binds—making it a true centerpiece for personalized control and style.
Razer Monitor Stand Chroma
$199.99/ €179.99 MSRP

Razer HyperBoost: Unleashing Peak Performance with the Razer Laptop Cooling Pad
Razer also unveiled a new Razer HyperBoost technology, enhancing Razer Blade laptop performance when used in conjunction with the Razer Laptop Cooling Pad. This innovative feature elevates system power limits beyond factory settings, utilizing advanced cooling technologies to enhance performance.

Advantages include:
  • Enhanced System Performance: Facilitates increased power limits for superior responsiveness and higher frame rates.
  • Advanced Cooling Solutions: Supports elevated performance levels through efficient heat dissipation. By reducing system temperatures even further beyond what the vapor chamber cooling system can support, select Razer Blade models from 2023 and 2024 onwards are able to improve performance.
  • Integrated Control: Fully compatible with select Razer Blade models, managed through Razer Synapse.

Introducing the Razer Handheld Dock Chroma - Enhanced Connectivity for Mobile Gaming
Razer also introduced the Razer Handheld Dock Chroma, setting new standards in handheld and mobile gaming device connectivity. This compact, versatile dock transforms mobile devices into powerful gaming consoles with expansive connectivity options. With a 6-in-1 design it further expands a users phone, tablet, or handheld with a solid gigabit ethernet connection and expanded port offerings.

Features include:
  • 6-in-1 Connectivity: Equipped with a gigabit ethernet port, multiple USB connections, and HDMI out, enabling a comprehensive gaming setup.
  • 100 W Power Passthrough: Designed to charge devices quickly, keeping them ready for action at any moment.
  • Rugged Portable Design: Constructed from durable aluminium, the dock is foldable for easy transportation.
  • Razer Chroma RGB Lighting: Features customizable RGB lighting options for added flair.
Razer Handheld Dock Chroma
$79.99/ €89.99 MSRP

Introducing Razer Aether Standing Light Bars - The Future is Bright
Razer adds to the Aether Gamer Room line with the launch of the Razer Aether Standing Light Bars, further expanding immersive RGB gaming atmospheres once again. This latest addition features a Reversible Front-and-Back Dual Lighting for PC setups, enabling it to be oriented for direct user illumination or with wall-projecting ambience, simply by rotating the light bar on its base stand.

Features of the Aether Standing Light Bars include:
  • Dual Lighting Flexibility: Offers both front-facing and rear-projecting lighting options to match mood or functional lighting needs.
  • Razer Chroma RGB: At the heart of the Aether Standing Light Bars is Razer Chroma RGB brightly powered by the 30 LEDs in each bar. With over 16.8 million colors and a myriad of lighting effects, the Chroma RGB integration transforms any gaming space into a dynamic and reactive environment, elevating the overall ambiance.
  • Smart Home Compatible: Powered by the new universal standard of smart home connectivity, the Aether Standing Light Bars is designed to work with all other smart home devices and controllers supported by Matter. Users can also adjust settings and create automated routines with the Razer Gamer Room app, a simple, yet powerful tool that brings devices into one integrated ecosystem, facilitating an interconnected gaming environment.
  • Streamlined Setup: Powered by a single USB-C power cable for operation, the Aether Standing Light Bars allow for a fuss-free, streamlined plug-and-play setup.
Razer Aether Standing Light Bars
$99.99/ €119.99 MSRP

Introducing Razer Iskur V2 X - Essential Ergonomics Engineered for Excellence
When the Razer Iskur gaming chair was first announced in 2020, it revolutionized support for gamers with its best-in-class ergonomics. Since then, Razer has continued to dominate and create the best gaming chairs for gamers worldwide with three distinct chair lines now available: The Razer Iskur V2, Razer Enki and the Razer Fujin line, all catered to gamers and their diverse needs.

Today, Razer introduces the new Razer Iskur V2 X, an essential gaming chair designed to provide the core features of the award-winning Razer Iskur V2 at an accessible price point. Boasting a built-in lumbar arch and contoured high-density foam cushions, with a 152-degree recline, the Iskur V2 X elevate gamers seating experience with a gaming chair that's got all the essentials covered.

Key Features of the Iskur V2 X include:
  • Core Ergonomics: Retains the integral lumbar support and high-density foam cushions from the Iskur V2, ensuring optimal posture and comfort during extended gaming sessions. The integrated lumbar support cradles the lower back, promoting a more neutral sitting position and reducing strain from long gaming sessions. The widened seat base of up to 545 mm and high-density foam cushions, allow for better pressure distribution and caters to a variety of seating positions.
  • Adjustable Design: Features the 152-degree recline that gamers loved with the Iskur V2 and Enki Line, with adjustable 2D armrests, allowing for personalized comfort and support.
  • Breathable Materials: Upholstered with multi-layered fibers for enhanced breathability and cooling even during long hours of gaming.
  • Sleek Aesthetic: Available in a stylish black finish that complements any gamer's space while providing superior comfort and support.
Razer Iskur V2 X
$299.99/ €299.99 MSRP

Introducing The Razer Immersive Ecosystem - The Future of Immersive Gaming
Razer has always paved the way for immersive gaming in the form of Razer Chroma RGB, Razer Sensa HD Haptics and THX Spatial Audio. At CES 2025, Razer unveiled plans to have these three pillars elevate the concept of gaming immersion to a whole new level. The next-generation Razer Chroma RGB brings gamers into a new dimension of immersion by bringing interactive lighting from a 2D desktop setup to a 3D space - all around the gamer's room.

Coupled with Razer Sensa HD Haptics and THX Spatial Audio, they create the most advanced ecosystem that envelops the gamer from all directions. Watch a cutscene with the colors of the environment painted across the entire room; feel the rumble of an earthquake spell on your hands and back; and hear NPCs' chatter from all directions while exploring in an open world. Gamers will be able to experience gaming with sight, sound and touch, at an unprecedented level of interactive immersion.

Key Features of the Razer Immersive Ecosystem include:
  • Next-generation Razer Chroma RGB: Enhanced gaming experience with sight. The next-generation Razer Chroma RGB extends interactive RGB lighting from a 2D to a 3D space - creating an immersive visual adventure with the gamer in the center of it.
  • Razer Sensa HD Haptics: Enhanced gaming experience with haptics. Multidirectional HD haptics with dedicated control over multiple actuators and multi-device for incredibly realistic and complex tactile sensations.
  • THX Spatial Audio: Enhanced gaming experience with sound. Transforming traditional audio into enhanced 3D soundscapes, giving gamers access to surround sound immersion for gaming.
In partnership with Funcom, attendees at CES 2025 will be able to experience the full Razer Immersive Ecosystem through an exclusive hands-on of the upcoming Dune Awakening game.



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A monitor stand… with RGB… for 200 bucks. I am still of the opinion that Razer are absolutely in on the joke and are, at this point, just seeing how stupid can they go. I have to believe this, otherwise I will go mad akin to witnessing a Great Old One.
 
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More and more companies widen their product range.

Thank you. It's interesting to keep informed on those product strategies and marketing.

I have to admin, I bought several racer mice in the past.

edit: seems i wrote the brand name wrong.
well it was before that could software thing. Which does not work with my use case at all. https://www.techpowerup.com/review/razer-green-copperhead/
windows only hardware does not work well with my gentoo linux
 
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A monitor stand… with RGB… for 200 bucks. I am still of the opinion that Razer are absolutely in on the joke and are, at this point, just seeing how stupid can they go. I have to believe this, otherwise I will go mad akin to witnessing a Great Old One.
Well, it does have an HDMI port (not sure how it works) as well as a USB hub and those lovely RGB lights... :rolleyes:

I have to admin, I bought several racer mice in the past.
Is that a xinese knock-off brand?
 
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That chair is quite interesting if its build quality is upto mark.
A monitor stand… with RGB… for 200 bucks. I am still of the opinion that Razer are absolutely in on the joke and are, at this point, just seeing how stupid can they go. I have to believe this, otherwise I will go mad akin to witnessing a Great Old One.
Yeah $200 is too much, I remember Zalman used to offer a TV stand with built in USB hub and it was less than half of this RGB puke bolted onto aluminium stand.

Edit: found old article about the Zalman stand and it supposedly was priced at $87.99 back in the day.
 

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That chair is quite interesting if its build quality is upto mark.
Quite surprising it's only $300, cheap for gaming chairs and Razer.
 

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Quite surprising it's only $300, cheap for gaming chairs and Razer.
No, the one with the fan has no price, as it's one of their "projects" that may or may not become a real product.
The $300 one is the last pic.
 

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No, the one with the fan has no price, as it's one of their "projects" that may or may not become a real product.
The $300 one is the last pic.
Yeah I know, it's still pretty low end in price range for gaming chairs, used to seeing these around $500+.

E.g. the last two reviewed from smaller brands were both $350.


One before that was $580

Not that I would buy one over a HM Aeron for instance, but it's interesting to see.
 
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Yeah I know, it's still pretty low end in price range for gaming chairs, used to seeing these around $500+
Being fair, you can find identical cheaper ones from lesser known brands and they unironically seem to be nearly the same. I’ve seen jokes about them being all made in the same factory, which probably isn’t completely true, but still. They are getting better, somewhat, slowly. They are making the silly bucket designs less and less restrictive. Funny that, who could have thought that you don’t need lateral support in a stationary fucking PC chair.
 
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Holy Moses... €180 for a bent plate of aluminium with some USB ports?

Oh right, RGB too, i guess that makes up the additional €150.
 

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Holy Moses... €180 for a bent plate of aluminium with some USB ports?

Oh right, RGB too, i guess that makes up the additional €150.
And an HDMI port. Added a picture to make it clear that it acts as a basic docking station.
 
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I think "redefines gaming" is a bit of stretch with this announcement, no?
 

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Make your own huh, stand can be had for say $25 led strip and USB dock for $30.
IKEA has a pair of similar stands for around $30, shouldn't be too hard to screw/glue a USB dock to one of those.
 
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I am sure that rigging up some LED strips would also be possible without breaking the bank, if one really must have those.
 

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So 100$ Razor tax ?.
Well, it's bamboo vs aluminium... But yeah, I doubt they'll sell a ton of them, hence the high price as well.
 

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Well, it's bamboo vs aluminium... But yeah, I doubt they'll sell a ton of them, hence the high price as well.

Well just go Amazon and get a metal one :p. Then again if i were going to buy some thing like this i would just save up a little more for a monitor with tilt lmao.
 

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Well just go Amazon and get a metal one :p. Then again if i were going to buy some thing like this i would just save up a little more for a monitor with tilt lmao.
Or just get a monitor arm, it's cheaper and better.
 
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Introducing Project AVA - The Ultimate AI Esports Coach
Razer also showcased Project AVA future concept - The ultimate AI gaming copilot - promising to deliver real-time insights from esports coaches, plus custom hardware optimizations for peak performance.

Functions include:
  • Elite Esports Coaching in Real-Time - Gamers can master the meta for any competitive game with real-time pro insights as they play—driven by data from Team Razer's top coaches and players. Gamers can analyse and review performance with a personalized post-match recap that can highlight key plays and areas of improvement.
  • All-Knowing AI Game Guide - Tackle the toughest puzzles, bosses, and quests with expert AI advice that draws from a wealth of community wisdom and knowledge bases. This allows gamers to stay fully immersed in the challenge without ever having to tab out.
  • Optimize Setups with a Single Click - Gamers can get the ultimate PC performance boost as Ava analyses and fine-tunes their PC based on its specs and their desired game settings. Boost frames, shorten load times, and maximize graphics—all with a single click. AVA even checks for the latest updates in hardware, software, and firmware, so that gamers are always ready to go.
  • Seamless, Versatile AI Interface - Get AVA's expert support in a way gamers find most intuitive. Gamers can bring up Ava while they are taking a quick break, hear AVA in their headset while they are in the action, or keep it simple with a chatbox. Whatever the choice, AVA is always game to help users win.
Looking forward to seeing funny examples of disastrous advice this thing puts out.
 

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Razer products can be described as awesome packaging with cheap junk hardware inside. I would have to say by now they are manufacturing these products knowing they won't last. It would be toss up between razer and logitech on e-waste contributed to landfills. Sucks I had to learn the hard way over time. :(
 
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Razer going the Apple route with pricing.

I do kinda like the heated/cooled seat but I'll wait till they add a massage function.
 
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Razer products can be described as awesome packaging with cheap junk hardware inside. I would have to say by now they are manufacturing these products knowing they won't last. It would be toss up between razer and logitech on e-waste contributed to landfills. Sucks I had to learn the hard way over time. :(

This isn't fair. And I hate them. However the Deathadder isn't a half bad mouse. Yeah they ripped off the IE 3.0 and now that MS released the MS Pro Mouse (I use this) there's no need for Razers knock off but it was, is, and probably will remain a really good mouse.

Their laptops aren't bad either. And I'm glad someone is making the effort to offer a super premium (yes I know it's not fully that so far) Windows option. It does sort of suck that at the Pentagon mall which is the closest to me the apple store is where the middle class on up shop and there is not a Windows device to be seen and when you go to the poors stores which have damaged goods you have Best Buy and shit Windows laptops. I'm not gonna fault them for trying.

Someone has to try it. Take your own bias out of it. It's sort of cool that someone is trying to push a high end Windows brand that is both creators and (cringe pukes on floor) gamers. They should shred the gamer attitude and focus more on just being premium sure but premium and Windows hasn't been made to mix. Surface even flops at it with a wet fart. The price isn't an issue. The RGB, LED, gamer shit is. They've got a lot going for them and there is something there it's just not focused enough... yet. Narrow your product line, clean up your products (both of these entail getting rid of the cheap shit premium only and having less options especially that aren't your core business), strip down your software, back away from gamer stuff and move more to life style. There. I've worked for two of the big four consulting firms I just saved you millions and endless powerpoint decks and zoom meetings.
 
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