Bought these as replacements for my creative speaks that had a fault. These are excellent speakers, great build quality, simple controls. They are aesthetically pleasing to look at and the ambient lighting is an excellent touch. Recommend.

 

I got this to replace an old set of speakers, i wanted something that looked modern and different enter the Razer Nommo Chroma 2.0 Gaming speakers. Easily one of the most aesthetically interesting speakers that i have seen, they are cylinder shaped itch a nice flat round RGB base, on the one base you have the volume and base controls that are simple twist, They are easy-to-setup and moderately good-sounding. They have some issues in sound quality – especially in the farther reaches of the audio spectrum – but exceptional clarity and nuanced mids make up for any shortcomings. These speakers are really design and aimed at gamers for on the desktop so if you want something you can blast music etc out with, these are not them that said sound quality when i am listening to music is not that bad at all.

The base of the speakers contain RGB lighting that can be controlled via the Razer Synapse software (free download) here you can custom the RGB and to be honest in basic form control the audio equaliser, these are basic functions default, game, music, movie (mine set to game see video for difference sound quality)

Over all im very happy with the speakers and have no issue recommending them

 

Amazing pc speaker. Surprising amount of bass for such a small speaker. Good clarity and high end resolution. Medium presence. Won’t compete with better solutions like full 5.1, but for the money they are brilliant.

 

Despite what other reviews say, the sound quality of these speakers are fantastic. Considering they have no subwoofer the bass is exceptional and they are perfectly suited to gaming – providing an almost pseudo-virtual surround effect where the sound feels like it is being projected around you rather than at you.

I perfectly understand other reviews saying there are better 2.0 systems out there for less money, such as the Gigaworks T40’s. Hell, you can get decent Logitech 2.1 systems for the cost of these but they simply won’t have the visual presence that the Nommo’s have.

I got these because, admittedly, I’ve drank the Razer coolaid and wanted a full Razer Chroma setup – so I was willing to try them out despite other claims of subpar sound quality vs cost. The fortunate part I found though was the reviews talking about poor sound quality seem to be talking crap. No, they’re not as good as a good 2.1 or 5.1 system but they’re not supposed to be, what you have here are a pair of really good 2.0 speakers that are still better than budget 2.1 systems and can still provide good bass and clarity.

Coming from a set of Gogroove Basspulses, I was blown away at how much better these speakers actually sound – and that’s a dedicated 2.1 system.

If you’re looking for something with a bit more visual presence than the simple black boxes of most speakers and want something that actually has the sound quality to back it up, then these are for you.

My only criticism is the price and an extra 50 for the Chroma version does seem to be a bit of a joke – but it’s Razer and that name just comes at a premium now.

 

Slightly concerned the connector pins bent on my first ‘attempt’ of connecting the speaker …I had to use a knife to straighten them out, I successfully connected the cable after retrying 2 more times … Quote a poor design choice if it’s this easy to fault – some razr kit is really well built and some just isn’

 

Razor has done their job very well ignore what people say in the review this product is AMAZING! the sound Quality is so clear and loud it is a speaker for gamers and for people who listen to very loud music It’s so loud my house is buzzing it is worth the price cause you can’t get any better speaker than this it’s so loud. The RGB Lighting is something else it’s so cool to watch when you change the colour through razer website and the product did not have any damage at all and the bass for this speaker is for nominal I recommend people trying this product out.

 

I’ve had 3 sound systems in the last 18 months, and this is by far the best one I’ve owned.

Yes it’s only a stereo system, but it’s seriously impressive sound output. The subs are built into the actual speaker, so I guess technically its 2.2 because the sub drivers are seperate inside.

They produce enough bass to create full bodied sound, but won’t wobble you’re house. So if you’re a bass head, these are NOT for you! If you’re after some really rich all round sound, then get these.

Beware, these are massive speakers. I mean genuinely massive! And weighty. The base is around 5 inches wide, and the speaker itself I’d say is around 8 inches long, so make sure you have the space on your desk.

For the price, I’d honestly say they’re totally worth it. They produce a really high quality sound, sharp highs, rich mids and deep lows. They don’t crackle at full pelt, and the build quality is second to none.

 

These were 89 which was only a fiver more than the regular ones so bargain straight away. I don’t have the largest of space, but I really wanted to upgrade my speakers from my ten year old cheap Advents. Spent ages looking at these and eventually took the leap. These aren’t overly bass heavy and a lot of audiophiles seem to hate them (no doubt the brand hate doesn’t help), but not being a bass head I’m not overly bothered. The RGB lighting is a bonus but you will need a dark surface for the effects to be noticeable. Volume is great and love that the lights respond when you adjust either the volume or bass. Also love the fact that the volume and bass controls are easily accessible, looking through others and so many are either on the side (not great for small spaces) or behind which is a massive pain. Love these and for less than 100 they are a steal, not sure I could justify the 150 RRP though!

 

Had them for a good few months now and the past month and a half I have had serious sound issues where my audio cuts out and i get a static sound. Also while the audio cuts out whatever I’m doing on my pc like gaming or watching videos on YouTube it also glitches out until I turn the nommos off and on again. Not long after doing so it happens again. I have contacted razer support on Twitter and they have tried their best to help however the 5 different things they have told me to try havant worked. Besides my issue they are a great product for the price.

 

I only bought these because I’ve got Chroma gear for everything else; my existing 2.1 speakers were perfectly fine, but I wanted to move them to the bedroom (connected to an Echo Spot) and get these for my PC. Since these are 2.0 – no separate bass unit – I was worried that the sound wouldn’t be as good and was ready to return them, but it’s fine. To be fair, I never had my bass turned all the way up, just enough for a decent rumble but not enough to overwhelm everything else, and these speakers match that. I have the bass turned up to about 70% on these, whereas on my old 2.1s I had it at about 40%, so if you want to shake the house down then you’ll probably be disappointed!
Volume-wise they are, again, “fine”. I normally have these set to 20% which is plenty loud enough for me. A nice feature of these is that, being USB speakers, they integrate with the Windows audio settings, so when you adjust the volume knob on the speaker, it actually adjusts the Windows volume level – no longer do I have to check what level Windows is at as well as my speakers. There’s also a visual level indicator using the Chroma lights – twist the volume knob and the lights on both speakers reflect the volume level.
As for the Chroma – which, let’s face it, is why you’d buy these over any other speakers – it is also (wait for it) fine. You need the latest version of Razer Synapse, unhelpfully still labelled as a Beta, but then it’s plug and play. The only downside – and partly why I’ve knocked off a star – is that the lights shine downwards, so they’re only visible in low light and when reflecting off your desk. It’s like the Razer Firefly mousemat. If the lights had been around the outside of the speaker bases, rather than underneath, it would have been better.
The other reason they’re getting a 4 instead of 5 is that the speakers aren’t adjustable. I like speakers to point at my head; these one point at my upper arms.

So, overall, these are fine if you want to enhance your Razer Chroma setup; if you don’t have any other Razer gear, I’m sure you’ll find something else just as good at a lower price (or same price but better).