Late yesterday at CES 2025 Razer announced its newest and thinnest gaming laptop, the Blade 16 (2025), and today they have come back for more, a lot more.
The extensive and expansive range of products and concepts announced were:
Project Arielle is the world’s first Razer mesh gaming chair with heating and cooling. At this stage, it is just a concept chair designed to provide optimal comfort whether you get too warm or cold.
The chair includes a touch panel for controlling its temperature, a bladeless fan system, and on-demand heating and cooling.
Project AVA is also a future concept of “the ultimate AI gaming copilot.” It is designed to deliver insights in real-time from esports coaches, along with what custom optimisations you could make to your system to deliver peak performance.
The project will also include an AI game guide (cheat guide) to help you tackle the hardest parts of games with expert AI advice. A beta for Project AVA will be arriving soon.
PC Remote Play is designed to transform mobile devices into high-end gaming machines. It harnesses the power of the Kishi Ultra to stream full-resolution games directly from a PC. The end result is a smooth interface and gaming experience on your phone, with full speed and visual quality when playing a game from your PC.
The Razer Monitor Stand Chroma is a 19.7-inch long by 8.27-inch wide stand for your monitor. It includes Razer Chroma RGB lighting and is sleek, space-saving, and simple.
The stand includes a built-in 4-port hub (powered by a single USB-C cable) for improved convenience. It allows easy access to essential ports: 2x USB 3.2 Type-A, 1x USB 3.2 Type-C, and 1x HDMI 2.0.
Pre-order for the Razer Monitor Stand Chroma starts now at Razer.com with RRP $329.95 AUD.
Razer has also revealed its new HyperBoost technology, which is designed to enhance the performance of Razer laptops when used in conjunction with the Razer Blade Laptop Cooling Pad. This technology creates additional cooling for the laptop, allowing it to hit peak performance easily and for longer.
Razer HyperBoost is available now as a complimentary update for eligible Razer Blade owners.
Razer unveiled the Handeld Dock Chroma, a compact dock designed to set new standards in handheld and mobile gaming device connectivity. Its 6-in-1 design expands a user’s phone, tablet, or handheld with a gigabit Ethernet connection and expanded ports (multiple USB connections and an HDMI out port alongside the Ethernet port).
The dock includes a 100W pass-through, allowing you to charge devices quickly, and RGB lighting. It is available for pre-order now from Razer.com and authorised retailers for AU$149.95.
Adding to the Aether Gaming Room lineup, the Aether Standing Light Bars further expand the immersive RGB experience for your gaming room. The lights include front-and-back dual lighting for PC setups and can be rotated around its base to direct the lighting where you want it to be.
The light bars are compatible with the new smart home standard, Matter, which allows them to be controlled and connected to other Matter-enabled devices. This results in an “interconnected gaming environment.”
The Aether Standing Light Bars are available for pre-order now for AU$179.95.
The new generation of the Razer Iskur gaming chair, the Iskur V2 X, is designed to provide the core features of the more expensive Iskur V2 at a more affordable price. It includes built-in lumbar support, contoured high-density foam cushions, and a 152-degree recline.
The Razer Iskur V2 X is available for pre-order now for AU$499.95.
Scott is our resident open technology expert. If you can mod it, or want to use it your way, Scott has probably done it. From Laptops to phones, headphones and game consoles, he’s played with it and wants to see the next generation.
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