Razer introduced the Clio X, a new wireless head cushion speaker, at PAX West 2026. This product is priced at $110, significantly lower than the original Clio, which retailed for $230.
The Clio X uses two 38mm loudspeakers and two 55mm passive radiators, differing from the original Clio's 43mm full-range aluminum cone drivers. It incorporates THX Spatial Audio for 360-degree sound and connects via Razer's HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless technology, designed for low-latency gaming.
The device attaches to gaming chair headrests with an adjustable nylon strap and requires a 15W USB-C power source. Razer recommends a PD2.0 power source for optimal volume, and a power bank with at least 10,000mAh capacity for extended use. The Clio X does not include a power source.
The Clio X is available for purchase directly from Razer's website and through retail stores.
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Razer has released the Clio X, a new wireless head cushion speaker priced at $110, which is less than half the cost of its predecessor, the original Clio. This new model offers THX Spatial Audio and low-latency wireless connectivity, making it an option for gamers seeking immersive audio at a lower price point.