Chroma. Somehow, it and the Razer brand seem to be slowly infiltrating my life. It all started a few years back when I bought a pair of Razer Tiamat 7.1 gaming headphones. Mostly because I had come back to PC gaming and have been known to be a bit of an audio/home cinema guy in the past and figured I’d give multi-channel on head a try. Unfortunately my initial brush with “The Cult of Razer” wasn’t a great one and I ended up giving the headphones to a friend. Discrete multi-channel on the head wasn’t good and I’ve since settled on single driver headphones for my gaming needs.

But since that initial purchase, I’ve come into contact with Razer increasingly in the last few years and aside from that one ignominious pair of headphones, I’ve genuinely liked a lot of their other products, to such an extent that my phone is now a Razer Phone (pending the RED Hydrogen One launch), my wife has a Razer Blade Stealth, I regularly use a Razer Wildcat controller for gaming and now I’m sitting here reviewing the new Razer Nommo Chroma speakers.