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Razer Clio X: Wireless Speaker Head Cushion THX

Razer just unveiled the Clio X, a wireless speaker head cushion that mounts to gaming chairs to deliver immersive rear surround sound without headsets. Packing THX Spatial Audio and dual full-range drivers, it transforms how players experience audio.
Razer Clio X: Wireless Speaker Head Cushion THX
Razer Clio X: Wireless Speaker Head Cushion THX

Razer announced the Razer Clio X, a wireless speaker head cushion that attaches to most high-back gaming chairs to deliver rear surround sound without a headset. The device will debut at PAX West 2026 (September 4-7).

The Clio X combines THX Spatial Audio with Razer HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless technology. At its core is an integrated near-field speaker design featuring dual 38mm full-range drivers and 55mm passive radiators, angled toward the listener's ears to deliver focused audio from behind. THX Spatial Audio's acoustic widening modes create a broader, more realistic soundstage, adding depth and spatial awareness to games, movies, and music.

Specification Details
Drivers Dual 38mm full-range drivers
Passive Radiators 55mm
Wireless Technology Razer HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz
Audio Technology THX Spatial Audio
Battery Life Up to 40 hours (with USB-C PD 2.0 power bank, not included)
Strap Adjustment 30–65 cm nylon strap

The device connects via ultra-low-latency Razer HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless and can be powered by any USB-C PD 2.0 power bank (not included) for up to 40 hours of wireless use, though actual battery life varies by power bank capacity and usage. A built-in USB Type-C cable stores within the rear cushion pouch for wired operation when needed.

The plush, supportive foam head cushion features an adjustable 30–65 cm nylon strap designed to fit most high-back gaming and office chairs.

The Clio X can be used as a standalone primary speaker for headset-free gaming, movies, and music, or paired in Surround Mode with an existing soundbar or 2.0/2.1 speaker system to create a rear surround audio experience. More information is available at https://rzr.to/clio-x.

Ethan Hula

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