The Razer Nommo offers powerful sound that enhances your experience by bringing games, movies, and music to life with you at the center. They incorporate speakers with glass fiber cones for exceptionally clear sound, large chambers for bass, and rear output for particularly high performance at low frequencies. They have a bass volume adjustment so you can tailor it to your liking and automatic gain adjustment.
3-inch speakers made of glass fibers
The Razer Nommo speakers are designed with glass fiber cones, have a diameter of 3 inches, and offer exceptionally clear sound with unique clarity. The integrated glass fiber in the speaker cones affects vibrations and thus produces a more "tight" sound with higher frequencies, allowing you to hear unique details.
Bass that puts you in the center of the action
Hidden behind the body of the speakers are the bass outputs in each speaker, with each one designed to provide increased performance for a full bass experience. The large chamber offers high amplification for low frequencies and you will feel this in an explosion or a gunshot that you will feel like you are in the center of the action.
Bass Control
In the right speaker there is a bass control button, allowing you to perfect the output - from floor-shaking bass to low hum for late nights. Thanks to automatic gain control, you can also ensure that the bass scales are not distorted.
Razer Chroma
Select from 16.8 million colors and preset lighting effects to personalize your listening experience or enjoy immersive gaming with an ambient lighting atmosphere that reacts to your every move.
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If you want good bass, you should go for speakers that have a woofer. These have nice sound, but maybe not the cleanest. What I like about these speakers is that they have volume and bass controls and a 3.5mm input on the desk where you will place them, while in many 2.1 systems, the controls and the 3.5mm input are on the woofer, which you have to stretch to find, and usually they are located at the back of the woofer.
If you don't play any sound, they won't produce strange noises on their own. Actually, if you turn them up loud, they will make very little noise.
They don't have a subwoofer to bother you and not know where to place it.
In general, the speakers are excellent and have the ability to cater to a wide range of users. They are definitely known for the clarity of sound they deliver as well as the volume they can reach. One star was lost because firstly, I consider them a bit pricey and secondly, for people who want excessive bass, maybe, I say maybe, they might not be the best choice (but definitely not a bad one in any case)
With such a price, it would be logical to talk about amazing speakers. Extremely beautiful and sturdy. Through the computer, you choose the purpose you want to use them for (music, gaming, etc.) and it changes the speaker settings. The RGB lights, okay, maybe they're not worth the extra money. They are quite discreet.
I don't like them at all. I won't buy speakers without a subwoofer again. I don't like their sound. I had Altec Lansing. They can't be compared to each other.
Very beautiful speakers, sturdy construction and easy connection. The bass is very good, but it seems to me that they need a little more volume if you want music, but I find them ideal for gaming. Great value for money, I highly recommend them, unless you want to spend a little more for Edifier.
The speakers are excellent, you just need to adjust them from the computer for the functions you want. They are worth every euro separately. I recommend them with closed eyes
These speakers have left me completely satisfied from every aspect. Their sound is very good, of course it's not something extraordinary, since we're talking about 100-150€, but they really have a very nice sound. Their bass, although I didn't expect it since they don't have a subwoofer, is quite good. I tested it with explosions in PUBG and also with songs, especially when you turn it up to the max with the wheel it has. Personally, I prefer something in between, around 50-60%. Their volume is satisfactory, I just wish that at 100% they were a bit louder, even though they don't need to be that loud, just because they cost 150€ I would have liked them to be slightly louder. But no problem, they are loud enough. Now, I was impressed by their size. As soon as I opened the box and took them out, I have to say that the packaging with the protective covers for the speakers, etc. was very good, I realized how big they are! I expected them to be smaller, but they are actually big, which pleased me. In terms of build quality, personally I find them good, they are not metallic from what I can see, but I think they are made of good plastic, which makes them sturdy. The only downside is that they easily get fingerprints, so you don't need to touch them too much. In terms of aesthetics, I don't need to say much. They are the best in their category! They are the most beautiful 2.0 speakers I have seen, innovative design, cylindrical with a nice base. And let's not forget that these ones also have RGB on their base, which makes them even more beautiful, especially in a dark room with other RGB peripherals. The only thing I want to mention here is that some people said about their RGB that it is less intense than other Razer products. This is not 100% true, but they are partly right. I mean, the RGB is normal if you turn them upside down, it's just that when you have them placed on the desk, because the RGB is underneath and not all around like on the Razer Firefly V2 mouse pad, their light appears slightly less, which is normal. Finally, in terms of software, Razer Synapse 3 is very good in general and for the speakers it has some options like volume, something like an equalizer but with only 4 preset options (Default, Game, Music, Movie) and also the lighting tab for the RGB. The speakers connect to the computer via USB, with another cable between them, and with the power supply directly into the socket. In conclusion, because there are also the same speakers without RGB and with a 3.5mm jack instead of USB for around 90-100€, think about what you want and if it's worth the extra 40-50€. Overall, I would highly recommend them to someone who already has other Razer peripherals and wants to combine and add RGB to their setup, as well as very nice quality sound!
1.5 years after the purchase, I can say that they are worth their money. Surely, there are equivalent options with less money. However, whoever wants Razer peripherals will pay something extra.
A very decent speaker for everyday use. Very good build quality. The LED lighting is not anything impressive, especially considering the price difference from those without chroma that sometimes exceeds 60 euros. It is a "gem" speaker. Honest bass, normal treble. Only one complaint. After 80%, the sound starts to distort and the quality is slightly lost. Otherwise, a good speaker.
They are tin cans. They sound awful. The bass is shallow and it sounds like you've put the speaker inside a glass because of their design. As for the treble, it's a bit dull due to only having one large speaker. Stay away!
Quality in its greatness...
Especially for those who know how to listen to music... without that ultimate Bass that always distorts the music...
Get a Stereo or else an amplifier and great speakers...
Excellent design and very clean sound. Their price is a bit "steep" since there are better alternatives for the same money that are more focused on "gaming" with more bass. However, the Nommo impress both with their design and their very clean sound, if you are not a fan of excessive bass.
Greek video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vr_lO-H_vU
Excellent design and very clean sound. Their price is a bit "steep" since there are better alternatives for the same money, more focused on "gaming" with more bass. However, the Nommo impress both with their design and their very clean sound, if you are not a fan of excessive bass.
Greek video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vr_lO-H_vU
Good speakers, I can't say anything else, but they are very expensive for what they offer, and even though they have RGB, they are not worth it. If you have a nice setup, go for it. Average bass, good treble
The speakers are very good. Coming from M-Audio av40 and av42 studio speakers, which disappointed me as both models had a pop sound when idle and it was not the source of the sound that caused the pop sound, the M-Audio presented it when idle and when turning off randomly. We are talking about studio monitor speakers priced at 140 euros per pair. So I went for these Razer Nommo speakers, what can I say? Even though they lack a tweeter and their cabinet is not wooden, their performance is the same as the M-Audio speakers I had, and they do not distort even at maximum volume, unless one cranks up the bass, which is understandable. Generally, they sound flat or with bass up to 50%, which is the normal level, they are crystal clear. They are very powerful speakers and perfect for a 75 square meter house. I hope I helped future buyers, and if you ask me if I would buy them again, the answer is definitely yes. After being disappointed by a professional audio company like M-Audio, which did not solve the problems I had, of course, Razer Nommo is a thousand times better.