Neither headphones nor sound bar: Razer turns your chair pad into a surround speaker with the Clio
Earlier this year, Razer showed off that eye-catching “Project Madison” concept, a gaming chair that added a haptic vibration system, as well as ARGB lighting and an integrated surround sound system.
Now, although it is not nearly as spectacular, they have presented a final product that does reach stores and that draws on that inspiration. We refer to the Razer Clio a neck pillow that integrates its own speaker, so that it can be placed on gaming chairs without having to use headphones. They have separate 38 mm drivers with passive grills with a diameter of 55 mm.
The Clio
It is compatible with technology THX Spatial Audio and transmits sound wirelessly with Razer HyperSpeed technology, that is, connectivity of 2.4GHz low latency. Howeverthey need food through a connector USB-C with PD2.0. In any case, they can be used wirelessly if a USB battery is connected (not included).
You can adjust the volume and select equalization modes from the buttons located in the upper area. However, to get the most out of them, you need to use the Razer Synapse software to configure them.
He Razer Clio X It is compatible with all Razer chairs, and presumably for any chair, since it has an elastic band with which it is attached to the upper area.
Its price is 109.99 euros.

Technical specifications of the Razer Clio
- Feeding System
- Compatible with PD2.0 power bank, PD2.0 extension cable and PD2.0 adapter (15W+)
- Battery life: Up to 40 hours with a 10,000 mAh PD2.0 external battery
- Audio and Sound
- THX Spatial Audio Technology
- 2 audio diaphragms with 55mm passive grilles
- 38mm full-range diaphragms
- Connectivity and Software
- 2.4 GHz HyperSpeed wireless technology
- Compatible with Razer Synapse software
- Design and Compatibility
- Adjustable strap designed to fit most high-back gaming and office chairs
- Price
