Taking your thumb off the aiming stick to reload can be an inconvenient little gamble. Razer’s Wolverine V4 Pro puts extra controls under your other fingers, with removable back buttons you can arrange to suit your grip. The wider lineup also introduces capacitive thumbsticks and faster polling for PC players.
Reaching for a product or shifting in your chair shouldn’t mean disappearing from your own video. Razer’s Kiyo V2 Pro combines automatic framing with 4K capture at 60 frames per second, giving animated presenters room to move. When the demonstration is over, a twist of its shutter takes you off camera.
A soundbar isn’t everyone’s idea of the perfect desk companion. Razer’s Mako lineup gives you separate speakers to position around your screen, with a choice between a dedicated subwoofer and a simpler two-speaker setup. You can skip the long bar without giving up the bass—or the obligatory Razer lighting.
Your mouse needs room to move. Your keyboard doesn’t necessarily need to occupy half the desk. Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz trims the layout to 60% while keeping adjustable optical switches and extensive input controls. Even the arrow keys find a way to stay, sharing duties with other keys.