Razer offers web-based customization with Synapse Web Beta

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Razer is offering a lightweight, browser-based controller for its peripherals. The Razer Synapse Web, which launched in beta, operates directly through Chromium-based browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Opera. This new tool is designed for competitive players and those on the go who need to make rapid adjustments in environments where full software downloads are restricted or impractical.

The initial rollout specifically targets the Huntsman V3 Pro line, including the TKL and Mini variants. By focusing on "frictionless" customization, the web app allows users to tweak core settings, adjust Chroma RGB Quick Effects, and save profiles directly to a device's onboard memory. This streamlined approach was developed with input from Team Razer athletes to ensure the interface meets the high-speed demands of LAN parties and professional esports tournaments. The beta is currently live and accessible to users at https://synapse.razer.com/dashboard/.

Razer debuts AI gaming ecosystem at CES 2026

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Razer unveils a comprehensive AI gaming ecosystem at CES 2026 designed to bridge the gap between virtual performance and real-world assistance. Moving beyond traditional hardware, Razer's latest showcase features Project Motoko, a wearable AI headset, and an evolved Project AVA desktop companion, signalling a strategic shift toward hyper-personalized, AI-driven gaming experiences.

The standout of the lineup, Project Motoko, is a concept headset powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon technology that functions as a high-fidelity wearable computer. Equipped with dual first-person cameras and far-field microphones, the headset provides "augmented AI visual awareness," allowing it to see what the gamer sees. This enables real-time coaching, such as identifying enemy patterns or suggesting item builds, while also serving as a productivity tool for live translations and robotics training data.

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Razer launches ergonomic Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition, Pro Click V2

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Razer introduced a couple of new ergonomic mice for those who want to use them to work and play. The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition features a 71.7-degree angle to offer a more natural handshake grip and reduce strain, along with an extended thumb rest and wrist support.

Meanwhile, the Pro Click V2 offers a 30-degree title angle for a more neutral position, with a contoured shape, rubberized side grips and extended thumb rest. This mouse also has two distinct scrolling modes: Free-Spin Scrolling for quickly navigating content and Tactile Cycling mode for more precise gameplay.

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Razer and 'World of Warcraft' unite for epic in-game bundle

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Gamers, prepare to level up your adventures in Azeroth! Razer announced a collaboration with Blizzard Entertainment, offering an exclusive in-game bundle for World of Warcraft: Retail players.

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