Razer introduced 3 new products developed for publishers. The company offers some innovations, especially in audio and video. It provides these with the mini size Audio Mixer that offers four-channel volume control, Key Light Chroma for lighting and Seiren Bluetooth lavalier microphone.
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Razer introduced the Audio Mixer, which can be positioned next to the keyboard with its small size for $249.99, as a new device for those who are looking for a more professional product to control the sound during broadcasting.
It has an XLR input for microphones, optical input, USB-C, and 3.5mm input and output ports. On the front, a pair of 3.5mm jacks are also offered for headphones and microphones. It can be controlled and effects added via Razer’s Synapse software. In addition, it can be used not only for PC, but also for console. This product is expected to compete directly with TC Helicon’s GoXLR.
In addition, many publishers complain that professional lighting solutions are often overpriced and that most of them do not deliver what is expected. There are even those who do not want to use it because it takes up unnecessary space. Razer, on the other hand, offers the Key Light Chroma device, which is $ 299, which it says offers a solution opportunity here. It offers brightness up to 2800 lumens, adjustable colors and synchronous operation with other Razer RGB products.
The latest product is the $99 Seiren Bluetooth lavalier microphone for people who are constantly touring, on the go, traveling, having conversations, and shooting automobile or motorized videos. The battery of this device lasts for 6 hours on a single charge. However, if the artificial intelligence-assisted noise canceling feature is activated, this time drops to 4 hours.
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