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A brand new year would also mean ushering in a new slew of devices for the masses, if you happen to be a consumer electronics manufacturer. Well, the folks over at Razer know this, which is why they have just announced the spanking new Razer Adaro series, which is a new family of headphones that was specially designed for personal entertainment. This new audio range will initially boast of a quartet of models: bass-heavy earphones, analog stereo headphones, Bluetooth headphones and DJ-style headphones. All of the Razer Adaro family will boast of a heavy focus on durability, comfort and uncompromising sound quality for music enjoyment.

Normally, Razer is more well known for its gaming peripherals, but the Razer Adaro series would be a different kettle of fish altogether as it shows how the company intends to move into the personal entertainment audio space. All of the four Razer Adaro products will be available for pre-order at the moment in case you are interested, where they will combine killer sound that is crammed within a sleek, robust, aluminum body while sporting a convenient, compact carrying case. We are talking about pure listening pleasure on-the-go here, people.

It is said that the Razer Adaro headphone series have been crafted and engineered to exacting standards, so much so that putting a pair on would provide a solid in-ear aural experience. Precision-milled out of aircraft grade aluminum while sporting a finish with diamond-cut edges, I guess you can more or less classify this as sounding as good as it looks. Underneath the cans, one ought to be able to come across high-performance, custom-tuned 10 mm neodymium drivers which have been sonically optimized in order to complement their inner acoustics chambers, delivering crisp stereo sound. The interchangeable ear tips will arrive in three different sizes, while bi-flange attachments have been thrown into the mix to personalize the fit. The asking price? $79.99 or €79.99 a pop, depending on which side of the Atlantic you live in.

Press Release
[ Razer introduces Razer Adaro headphone series copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Razer today announced its new Adaro series, an entirely new line of headphones that it claims are designed for personal entertainment. Initially the new lineup contains four models, bass-heavy earphones, Bluetooth headphone, DJ-style headphones and analog stereo headphones. According to the company, when designing the Adore lineup, it kept a heavy focus on durability, comfort and “uncompromised” sound quality.

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Razer Launches New Adaro Headphone Series original content from Ubergizmo.

Razer is a company that has more or less established itself as one of the premier names when it comes to all things gaming, especially peripherals. Still, this does not mean that they are found to be absolutely wanting when it comes to the software department, which is why the announcement of Razer Comms is such a big deal. What makes Razer Comms so special? It happens to be the first VoIP solution in the world that enables gamers to make VoIP calls and messages from in-game to Android phones and tablets, as well as vice versa.

Of course, in order for those who are gaming and want to make a VoIP call to Android-powered smartphones will first need to have the Razer Comms PC client installed. Forget about Alt-Tab, that particular keystroke combo can now be relegated to history when you are gaming, since you are now able to make calls to your friends in-game. Not only that, you can also reply to text messages or reject calls from your Android smartphones within the PC client itself, which more or less translates to doing away with the need to check your smartphones occasionally just in case there is something urgent for you to attend to. While right now, the Razer Comms is compatible with Android phones and tablets only, we do know that Razer is working on an iOS version of Razer Comms that is scheduled for an early 2014 release tentatively. [Press Release]

Razer Comms Now Works With Android original content from Ubergizmo.

Ever since Apple announced they’ll begin supporting external gamepads for the iPhone and iPod touch, several accessory manufacturers have been scrambling to come up with something iOS gamers would want to use instead of on-screen virtual controls. Logitech has teased their “made for iPhone” game controller a few months ago, but according to a leaked image, Razer is set to introduce its own iPhone gamepad sometime soon.  (more…)

Razer Kazuyo iPhone Gamepad Leaked original content from Ubergizmo.

Gaming peripheral maker Razer has announced a new version of its high-end Kraken gaming headset. The new version of the headset shares much of the same style and features as the original with the addition of a new material for the earphone cups. The new headphones are called the Razer Kraken Forged Edition. The big […]