All Razer products at CES 2023 – Check out the most exciting and technologically advanced devices!

Razer announced a slew of exciting new products at CES 2023, including its first foray into 18-inch gaming laptops with the Razer Blade 18, surround sound pads, an upgraded Leviathan soundbar, a webcam-like DSLR, and more. . Here’s every Razer product at CES 2023 in full.

Razer products at CES 2023

Razer Blade Laptops

Like every year, the Razer Blade 16 laptops come with updated internals, and the updates include 13th Gen Intel Core i9 HX processors that come in at a maximum speed of 5.6GHz. However, the most unique feature of the new Blade 16 is its resizable mini-LED display.

Along with 1000 nits of brightness, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, and Nvidia G-Sync support , it also has a DualNative mode that offers different resolutions and refresh rate options.

The monitor’s Creator Mode ups the resolution to UHD+ with a 120Hz refresh rate, while Gamer Mode supports 240Hz at FHD+ resolution, and both modes deliver sub-3ms response time. The Razer Blade 16 starts at $2,699.

Razer is also making its first foray into the 18-inch gaming laptop segment with the launch of the Razer Blade 18, which it says is “a true desktop alternative.”

It comes with a 13th Gen Intel i9 HX processor, an 18-inch QHD+ 240Hz display, upgradable DDR5 memory and SSD, 6 speakers with THX Spatial  Audio, and an extra-large cooler with a three-way system . fans.

The Razer Blade 18 will start at $2,899 and both devices will be available from Q1 2023.

Pad for surround sound – Projet Carol

Project Carol is a surround sound headset featuring Razer HyperSense haptic feedback technology. The cushion, which attaches to any chair with its flexible and adjustable strap, comes with virtual 7.1 surround sound and offers up to 8 hours of playtime before needing to be recharged.

According to Razer, Project Carol is designed to work only with computers (for now), connects via a 2.4GHz wireless dongle, and is Razer’s most innovative product at CES 2023.

Razer Leviathan V2 Pro Head Tracking Soundbar

Those who want a complete audio device can opt for the innovative new Razer Leviathan V2 Pro soundbar.

The Leviathan V2 Pro is the world’s first beamforming desktop soundbar featuring artificial intelligence tracking technology, which adapts to the listener’s position in real time so they are always at a good place”.

This is achieved using an integrated infrared camera which constantly monitors the position of the user and adjusts the sound accordingly, the beamforming technology is provided by Audioscenic, while the audio system has been developed in partnership with THX (which is owned by Razer).

Leviathan V2 Pro offers two modes for 3D sound: a THX Spatial Audio virtual headset for any stereo content and a THX Spatial Audio virtual speaker for any multi-channel content. The soundbar will cost  $399.99 starting in February .

Webcam de diffusion Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra

The Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra promises high-quality image and video capture comparable to a professional DSLR  thanks to its 1/1.2-inch Sony STARVIS 2 sensor, which Razer claims is the largest sensor never used in a webcam.

The webcam is also equipped with a very large aperture of F/1.7 to capture 4 times more light compared to other webcams, while enhancing details and colors.

The AI-powered Kiyo Pro Ultra face-tracking autofocus automatically tracks the user’s face to provide sharp and stable focus, while creating a true bokeh effect, and also comes with HDR support at 30 fps to control overexposed and underexposed areas.

Additionally, the webcam has an advanced processor that can convert 4K 30fps (or 1080p60fps) RAW footage to 4K 24fps, 1440p30fps, or 1080p60fps directly in the live stream. The Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra will retail for $299.99 starting January 5.

Meta Quest 2 VR Extensions

Razer is showing some interest in its popular Meta Quest 2 VR headset, with both products designed in collaboration with ResMed to increase comfort when browsing VR.

The Adjustable Head Strap ($69.99) comes with a high-performance nylon material optimized for weight distribution, stability, and comfort for all head shapes and sizes. Soft, adjustable shoulder straps help users find the perfect fit, so they can play longer.

The Razer Facial Interface ($69.99) is designed to reduce pressure on the face with its ultra-thin fabric and protruding membranes, as well as reduce skin irritation through the use of hypoallergenic, medical-grade materials.

The front cover also blocks light while providing ventilation, and the crack-free surface allows for better long-term periodic cleaning. Both products are expected to be available in the first quarter of 2023.