Razer always goes big—and bright—at CES, and at CES 2025, the company has unveiled several new RGB additions to your gaming setup, plus a new version of the Razer Iskur V2.
RGBs are always lit up when Razer is involved, and at CES 2025 they announced the new Razer Monitor Stand Chroma and the Razer Aether Standing Light Bars. Both devices are equipped with Chroma RGB Lighting supporting 16.8 million colours to make your gaming setup glow.
The Razer Monitor Stand Chroma is 19.7 inches long and 8.27 inches wide, supports up to 44lbs, and it comes outfitted with a 4-port USB-C hub and allows easy access to essential ports, including: 2x USB 3.2 Type-A, 1x USB 3.2 Type-C and 1x HDMI 2.0. This helps to keep all your cords and connections tidy, but the stand also allows users to build a more ergonomic space to work or game. The Razer Monitor Stand Chroma can be pre-ordered now for $199.99 USD.
The Razer Aether Standing Light Bars are the newest addition to the Aether Gamer Room line. These standing lights allow for reversible front-and-back dual lighting, which means you can light yourself or your wall for ambience. Each light is lit with 30 individual LED’s, with full Chroma RGB integration. They are also smart-home compatible, working with all devices and controllers supported by Matter. Pre-order the Razer Aether Standing Light Bars for $99.99 USD now.
Razer has taken care of more than just the RGBs at CES 2025, though. They also announced the latest version of one of our favourite gaming chairs, with the Razer Iskur V2 X. This new version of the Iskur V2 is dedicated to bringing V2 features at a more digestible price point, “Boasting a built-in lumbar arch and contoured high-density foam cushions, with a 152-degree recline, the Iskur V2 X elevates gamers seating experience with a gaming chair that’s got all the essentials covered.” You can order the Razer Iskur V2 X now, for $299.99 USD, whereas the regular Iskur V2 is $649.99.
Razer also made a ton of announcements about the new Razer Blade laptop, as well as new docks and software, and unveiled two new concept projects, Project Ava and Project Arielle at CES 2025.
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