Forget Headphones, Razer's Clio Turns Your Gaming Chair Into A Spatial Audio Sound Stage

It was around this time last year when I reviewed Razer's Iskur V2 gaming chair, which I'm still using as my daily rump-rester. At the time, I didn't anticipate that there might be first-party accessories for it, but enter Razer's new Clio, a THX spatial audio-enabled speaker head cushion designed to turn practically any gaming chair (including the Iskur V2) into a immersive sound station.

It's basically a glorified headrest with built-in speakers, though that's selling it a bit short. Infused with near-field dual speakers and a wireless design, the idea is to ping a user's eardrums with full-bodied audio, hitting that all-important sweet spot. That is not the Clio's only trick, though.

"Surround sound can often be complex, but with Razer Clio, use it as a standalone primary speaker, delivering powerful and clear audio on its own, or pair it with ...