Razer Leviathan: Dolby 5.1 Suround Sound - Bluetooth aptX Technology - Dedicated Powerful Subwoofer for Deep Immersive Bass - PC Gaming and Music Sound Bar

I've had this soundbar for around 3 years. I love that it slides right underneath the monitor and saves a lot of desk space. I had the bose companion 2 speakers before this and the audio quality honestly sounded better on those speakers. But this soundbar offers you surround sound and the ability to turn up the bass. It is insanely good for battlefield games and makes them 100 times more immersive. The bass can be adjusted by holding the surround sound button and pressing the volume keys. After years of usage, the power button gets stuck sometimes now so I usually try to avoid turning the soundbar off and instead select an input mode that is not connected, because it buzzes if it stays in AUX mode while the computer is turned off.

I got this to replace my dead Sony sound bar. I have my computer in a mobile setup so having satellite speakers isn't an option. I also don't have a lot of room on my table/desk.I looked at a lot of sound bars, but most are made for TV and had the same issue as my Sony did. If there's no sound for 5 minutes, it shuts off. A TV would turn it back on, but in either computer input mode it would stay off. Some had firmware updates that people said fixed it but after dealing with the power-off on my Sony for so long I wasn't going to risk it. It sounds like such a stupid issue until you've dealt with it for a few days. Loosing all alert sounds after 5 minutes got me several times while working from home.Sound quality is good. Bass is okay, strong enough and clear enough for movies/games, a little weak if you like music loud. Sound bar is easy to discern stereo channels as long as you are dead center. Starts to go mono if you're even a little off.If you have the room for it go with a satellite setup with a bigger subwoofer. This will probably disappoint you in comparison. But if you need a more compact setup that's made for computers, not TVs, I think this is the best option out there. In small spaces the sub and sound bar are plenty loud.

I’ve been in the looking for a good speaker for my PC set up for a while. This wasn’t exactly my first choice, but it’s very convenient for my set up. If I got speakers, they would be behind my monitors which may hinder the sound experience. This soundbar was a perfect fit for the amount if little space I had left in my desk.Sounds:It sounds fantastic. It has 3 different preset for games, music, and movies. I just have it on game all the time because thats what sounds the best to me. It also has Dolby Atmos which works well. There is also a subwoofer which I placed under my desk. It definitely gives out the impactful vibrations I was looking for. You can also adjust the bass by holding the Dolby Atmos button and tapping on the plus and minus buttons to increase or decrease.Auto Off:I’m not sure if they removed the auto off feature, but it has not turned itself off. Haven’t installed the firmware update to prevent it from turning off from inactivity. I’ve left it on for hours without any sound coming from the soundbar, and so far it stays on. Accidentally left it on throughout the night and it has not turned off. So no need to worry about the auto off.Overall, its a great quality soundbar. Big upgrade from the decade old speaker I had.

Sometimes I just don't feel like wearing headphones when I'm gaming or watching tv shows or movies on my PC, and I had been using my monitor's speakers for that, which are total trash of course. I was looking for something that would sound better than the monitor speakers, and this soundbar and sub combo is all I could have hoped for, for that.My computer desk is in the corner of the room, so I put the sub under the desk in the corner, and it really puts out some impressively deep and powerful bass, far exceeding what I would have expected. I think I turned down the bass (hold Dolby button down and click the "-" button) about 4 clicks from the default setting was because it was just too much. I was really impressed with the bass that this thing pumps out. I see what people mean about the sub cable's plug being kind of flimsy, but I'm pretty sure it will be fine. It's not like it's going to be moving around or anything like that.The soundbar itself puts out some nice and crisp mids and highs, dialogue sounds really nice and clear especially compared to the muddy sound of the monitor speakers. However, in my opinion the stereo separation isn't too impressive and the soundstage feels a bit narrow. I would say this is more geared for a scenario where it's going to be about arms length or so away from you, not 18ft away from you on the other side of a living room. Overall though, once I got the sub dialed in to where it wasn't overpowering the soundbar, the sound is excellent. I am using my motherboard's optical out port and the sound is great with no noticeable hiss or noise to speak of. I am completely happy with the sound.I read the complaints about the system turning itself off automatically but there must have been a firmware update at some point, because I can confirm that mine doesn't do that. In fact I've accidentally left it turned on overnight a couple times and saw the following morning that it was still powered on. Ironically, that made me kind of wish it DID turn itself off on those occasions, though I think if this product had that option it should either be user-configurable or it should happen after like an hour, not 15 minutes. I totally get why the 15 minute thing would annoy people. At any rate, mine does not do that.I can really only come up with one very minor gripe. This is the fact that sometimes I just want to check which EQ setting I have enabled, of which there are three (Game, Music, Movie). In order to do this, I have to press the EQ button, which temporarily illuminates the LED indicator to show you which setting you're on, and also toggles to the next EQ setting - I'd rather the first press just illuminated the LED indicator and the 2nd press toggled to the next setting, to save me the hassle of cycling through unnecessarily if I happened to already be at the setting I wanted. I guess that's a long way of saying, I wish I could see what EQ setting I was on by just glancing at the soundbar and not having to press anything. It's a very minor issue, and other than that, I really don't have any negatives.I did hesitate on purchasing this because I have never been much of a fan of Razer's stuff to be honest, and I see the reviews that say the soundbar dies right after warranty, or sometimes even before then. I decided to give it a try anyway, and I am really enjoying it. In fact I've hardly touched my headset since I got this, except for when I'm gaming with friends and need a mic. I think this is a terrific product overall, and really hope it lasts me a long time.

ESPAÑOL & ENGLISHPROS:-El sonido es claro y alcanza un volumen bastante alto (lo mismo que mis 5.1 previos).-El precio es de lo más económico en barras de sonido con marcas reconocidas.-Su conectividad inalámbrica es muy poderosa y basta con un toque de NFC para conectarse.-Sus ajustes de equalización preinstalados (3) resuelven en su mayoría, adicionalmente en una computadora o celular puede modificarse aún más.-Tiene algunas combinaciones de botones como Dolby + Volumen que aumentan el bajo.-Ahorra mucho espacio y su manejo de cables es mínimo.CONS:-Tiene un cable óptico, sin embargo la gran mayoría de las computadoras y televisores que cuentan con esta entrada no tienen las licencias de 5.1 para cable óptico, por lo tanto dicha entrada sirve sólo como stereo a menos que se tenga el conocimiento técnico para resolverlo.-El efecto envolvente es funcional pero sutíl, de tal manera que la mayoría de los consumidores lo obviarán, si buscas un sonido envolvente evidente o fuerte no es una buena opción.-La fuente de sonido es frontal, por lo tanto el rebote de sonido tiene que ser tomado en cuenta.ÁREAS GRISES:-No hay software de control, es prácticamente plug-n-play, y esto es un elemento importante para los usuarios que les gusta personalizar pero no tienen conocimiento técnico suficiente o tendencia a investigar. En otras palabras es para usuarios que les gusta que los productos "funcionen solos" o para quienes pueden modificarlos profundamente.---PROS:-The sound is clear and reaches a fairly high volume (the same as my previous Logitech 5.1).-The price is the cheapest in sound bars with recognized brands.-Its wireless connectivity is very powerful and a touch of NFC is enough to connect.-Its pre-installed equalization settings (3) are mostly enough, additionally on a computer or cell phone it can be further modified.-It has some button combinations like Dolby + Volume that increase the bass.-Save a lot of space and its cable management need is minimal.CONS:-It has an optical cable, however the vast majority of computers and televisions that have this input do not have 5.1 licenses for optical cable, therefore, said input serves only as stereo, unless you have the technical knowledge to solve it.-The surround effect is functional but subtle, in such a way that most consumers will ignore it, if you are looking for an obvious or loud surround sound it is not a good option.-The sound source is frontal, therefore the sound bounce has to be taken into account.GRAY AREAS:-There is no control software, it is practically plug-n-play, and this is an important element for users who like to customize but do not have enough technical knowledge or tendency to investigate. In other words, it is for users who like products to "just work themselves" or for those who can profoundly modify them.

This soundbar is in one word, powerful.As a fan of heavy bass music, edm & heavy metal; it does justice.Pros - loud, sleek, made for a gaming set-up. (Has a slit at the bottom for cords for mouse & keyboard.)Can be connected via optic, bluetooth, aux.Cons - Its expensive, it does not come with a remote,& the customization that is well reknown with razer is not exactly there for this product. I would love to see this updated and available for sync with synapse.Overall, explosive sound system with a few minor flaws.Would recommend.

Sounds amazing, only problem is it didn’t come with a AU power plug, even though it listed contents on the box. Bought a cheap adapter and have been using it since

Es un diseño elegante, aunque de plástico no es tan buena opción da buenos niveles de sonido y bajos

Doesn't take much space, looking good and sounds good. A little bit overprice but the quality is there