Razer’s Nommo Chroma speakers have lush sound but struggle with bass

Desktop PC speakers are a little old-fashioned. It seems like most companies want to focus on headsets because that’s what players need for online multiplayer games and because they probably have a higher profit margin. But when it comes time to close Discord, turn off the lights, and enjoy a solitary cinematic experience, headsets still can’t compete with a decent speaker setup. Razer, which wants to have a product for any PC-related activity you can think of, understands this, and it has begun offering the $150 Razer Nommo Chroma speakers to fill that niche.

The Nommo Chroma setup is the same as the standard $100 Nommo with some added RGB lighting along the bottom of the desktop stands, and both the Nommo and Nommo Chroma are the entry-level speakers compared to the extravagant $500 Nommo Pro. While the Pro has directional audio drivers and a dedicated subwoofer, the Nommo Chroma comes with just a pair of free-standing stereo speakers.