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Razer Nommo Chroma
Don't expect to use these for anything other than a computer.
Key specs
Channels
2Below average2
22
below average for computer & gaming speakers — based on 18 of 20 we've cataloged.
Connection Type
Most commonWired-aux-3.5mm34%Bluetooth25%Usb14%Wired-usb-c9%
Usb is the most common — on 14% of the 44 computer & gaming speakers we've cataloged (of 20).
Power Source
AC mainsMost commonAc mains89%Usb11%
Ac mains is the most common — on 89% of the 18 computer & gaming speakers we've cataloged (of 20).
Amplification
Active (powered)Most commonActive (powered)100%
Active (powered) is the most common — on 100% of the 18 computer & gaming speakers we've cataloged (of 20).
Sound
- Channels
- 2
- Amplification
- Active (powered)
- Driver Count
- 1
- Frequency Response
- 20-20000 Hz
- Frequency Response High Hz
- 20000 Hz
- Frequency Response Low Hz
- 20 Hz
Connectivity
- Connection Type
- Wired-aux-3.5mm,usb
Design
- Power Source
- AC mains
- Color Options
- Black
- Dimensions Depth
- 220 mm
- Dimensions Height
- 170 mm
- Dimensions Width
- 139 mm
- Weight
- 2000 g
SoundGuys review
Read the full review ›Design8.0
Value7.0
The verdict
Unless you're a hardcore Razer fan who only games at the PC, these are hard to recommend. Where the Nomma Pro felt like it had a myriad of use cases spanning gamers and non-gamers alike, the Razer Nomma Chroma seem to be specifically for PC gamers.
✓What we like
✓Decent low end<br>
✓Minimal RGB lighting<br>
✓Much lower price than the Nomma Pro<br>
✕What could be better
✕Highs<br>
✕Doesn't get too loud<br>
✕Lacking useful connectivity options<br>
✕Volume and bass knobs feel cheap<br>
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