Summary
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Razer introduces Clio, a main pillow speaker for comfort and surround sound setting.
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The Clio speaker includes THX Spatial Audio, 14 hours of use and wireless connection for $ 230.
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Razer continues innovation with unique products such as Zephyr Mask and Project Arielle Chair.
Razer Has revealed a new main pillow speaker called Clio which can be used with additional speakers or as a total replacement for headphones. The unique Razer speaker is also designed to be a comfortable headrest, which can help those who are interested in maintaining a comfortable installation.
While Razer manufactures many different types of accessories and peripherals for games, it is also not a stranger to introduce unusual and unique ideas. Razer Zephyr, such as RGB face mask, drew a lot of attention during the Covid-19-Pandemic, although there were some problems that arose when it came to the conclusion that it did not have the N95 equivalent filtration that was initially announced.
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Now Razer is taking a chance on another concept, this time moving away from the extensive Razer line for headsets to introduce a main pillow called Razer Clio, which contains a sophisticated speaker system. The Razer Clio pillow does not look so uncommon, with a standard look pillow, but two wings on each side can be folded inward towards the user for an “intimate listening experience.” The speaker is similar to the appearance and folding function as some found on selected airlines in corporate class and over seats.
Razer Clio headrest speakers and connection details
The Razer speaker uses the THX Spatial Audio and has two 43 mm full reach. Users can choose whether they want to use the Clio speaker as a total exchange of headphones or use it as a new part of an existing sound setting. If it is integrated with a user's external front position speaker, it can be used for 5.1 surround sound and acts as the rear speaker for the total installation. Furthermore, Razer Clio Razer integrates hyperspeed, which allows wireless connection to a sound source with reduced latency. Bluetooth is also a connection option, and the device works not only with computers but also Android and iOS devices.
Overall, Razer Clio promises neck restriction speakers about 14 hours of use and can be charged via USB-C. Those who are interested in picking it up can expect to spend $ 230, and orders are open at the time of this article's publication. The units will start to be delivered on May 16.
Razer regularly premieres new ideas that help to separate them in growing PC ring equipment and furniture market. Back in January, Razer revealed his project Arielle chairman, which is designed to keep users comfortable through both summer and winter with cooling and heat options. Project Arielle is just a concept at this time, but it can change in the future.
