Razer is adding more RGB gaming PC components to allow its users to complete their colorful desk setup with new liquid coolers, PC, fans, and Power Supply Units or PSUs. Gamers play 'Overland' by ...

Razer’s goal to RGB your entire computer desktop continues with a lineup of new PC components that support the multi-color lighting format. As part of today’s Razer showcase, which included release ...

In the market for a wicked new RGB cooler for your iPhone? Razer has your back... well, the back of your smartphone at least, with its new "Razer Phone Cooler Chroma" for $60. The new Razer Phone ...

Leave it to Razer to turn your iPhone into a gamer’s dream. The gaming hardware maker’s latest colorful creation is the Razer Phone Cooler Chroma (I kid you not), an RGB-illuminated cooling fan that ...

Razer, the gaming company known for making unique RGB products — remember this striking RGB face mask? — alongside the usual gaming peripherals for PCs, is now targeting mobile gamers with the launch ...

Many gamers know Razer for its gaming keyboards, mice, headsets, and laptops. The company is looking to expand further and has just announced a bunch of new high-performance PC components ranging from ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Razer has announced its latest smartphone accessory: the Razer Phone Cooler Chroma, an RGB-light infused cooling ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to do more with your consumer gadgets. One of the most annoying things about building a PC is that, inevitably, ...

To help you dial your mobile gaming experience up to 11, gaming peripherals expert Razer has now created a MagSafe-compatible cooling fan for your iPhone 12 or 13 — and yes, it comes with RGB lighting ...

RGB-lit products have certainly become the norm nowadays, with more and more products getting in on the trend. It was only a matter of time until gaming mouse pads received the RGB treatment. In fact, ...

PC gamers know about heat. When you’re in the middle of an intense in-game battle, the last thing you want is for your computer to start acting up because your CPU or GPU got too hot. That’s why ...

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