Razer Nommo V2 Pro Speakers Review

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I'll not bury the lede: the Razer Nommo V2 Pro are the best gaming speakers I've ever used — full stop.

Now let me explain why.

The Razer Nommo V2 Pro speakers come in a rather smaller package than I was expecting when I first saw pictures of the set. I'm also very happy to see the packaging is effectively fully recyclable,  as Razer has started to move away from plastics in its packaging as of late.

The instructions to set the speakers up were actually on the box itself, so if you're someone who unpacks and throws that away, save it till you're done (or at least snap a photo with your phone). It's not that hard to figure out setting up the speakers themselves though, as the entire kit is just three parts (four if you include the control puck).

With two satellite speakers for a left and right driver, as well as the down-firing subwoofer, getting the Razer Nommo V2 Pro hooked up was just a matter of making room for it on my desk. While I've got an Autonomous AI standing desk that isn't small, much of the desk real estate is taken up by my monitors and various peripherals themselves. However, the speakers themselves aren't so big that I couldn't find a home for them flanking my Gigabyte 32" 4K display, which is where I do all my PC gaming anyways.

I was never a real fan of the stacked look of the previous Nommo speakers, so I was happy to see a change in aesthetics this time around. Large cylindrical speakers sit atop fairly short stands, angled upwards towards where your ears will naturally be when sitting or standing in front of the speakers themselves. While I would have wished the ability to make these speakers taller — or even take them off the stand to mount them on the wall nearby, it's not a deal breaker by any means.