Razer Leviathan V2 gaming soundbar review - Product gallery

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The connections are located on the back. In addition to the power cord and sound via USB-C (to USB-A) inputs, there is also a connector for the subwoofer. Because, yes, the Leviathan V2 comes with a subwoofer. It requires no power (passive) and only has to be linked to the soundbar.

The Leviathan V2 requires some (long) wire work, and what is notable here is that it lacks an HDMI (eArc) port. Razer has squandered a huge opportunity by doing so because the soundbar can now only be operated via PC. We'll get back to this later, but it's clear that you can only utilize the soundbar in certain situations. 

On the other hand, the back gets more intriguing. We discover Leviathan V2 connections there. Left is electricity, middle is USB, and the right is the subwoofer.

Rubberized feet and a cable for connecting the speaker to a computer are located at the bottom of the speaker. The soundbar's controls are on top. These control (from left to right) the audio source, Bluetooth, on/off, and volume.

You Connect the power cable and power adapter, plug it into the wall socket, and plug it into the soundbar. Simply connect the subwoofer to the soundbar, and then the soundbar to your PC or laptop using USB. The soundbar has a relatively narrow target audience because it can only be used with a PC or notebook and Bluetooth sources. Consoles without HDMI, jack or optical output are out of running.

ge cube with dimensions of roughly 20cm x 22cm x 24cm. As a result, it is of moderate size and must be hidden in a desk setting. Now, of course, you'll have to figure out where to put the soundbar and subwoofer. The soundbar (500 x 91.3 x 84 mm) fits under the monitor, but the cube-shaped subwoofer demands a lot more space because of its dimensions (220 x 220 x 241.5 mm). When you turn on the sound system and select your favorite audio source, you're ready to go.