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Meet Razer Clio X: The Wireless Speaker Head Cushion That Delivers

The essential wireless speaker head cushion straps onto most gaming chairs, delivering rear surround sound without a headset.

Meet Razer Clio X: The Wireless Speaker Head Cushion That Delivers

The essential wireless speaker head cushion straps onto most gaming chairs, delivering rear surround sound without a headset.

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  • Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the Razer Clio X, an essential wireless speaker head cushion that brings rear surround sound to virtually most high-back gaming chair.
  • Debuting at PAX West 2026 (Sep 4 to Sep 7), the Razer Clio X combines THX® Spatial Audio with Razer HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless, bringing premium rear-channel immersion to more gamers than ever before.
  • With immersive sound, wireless freedom, and broad compatibility, the Razer Clio X is more than an accessory, it’s what transforms most gaming chair into an enhanced audio experience.
  • At the core of the Razer Clio X is an integrated near-field speaker design with dual 38mm full-range drivers and 55mm passive radiators, angled directly toward the listener’s ears to deliver focused, immersive audio.
  • Powered by THX Spatial Audio, acoustic widening modes create a broader, more realistic soundstage, bringing greater depth and spatial awareness to games, movies, and music without requiring a headset.
  • A built-in USB Type-C cable also stores neatly within the rear cushion pouch, ensuring a clean, clutter-free setup.

Official source: Razer Newsroom

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