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New Sound Products in 2021

  • February 18, 2021
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FIL903
Is anyone aware if Razer are refreshing the Razer Nommo Pro this year? I want to purchase the Pro speakers but at £500 it is a lot of £££ and usually when i purchase something from Razer to find out 1 month later the product is EOL with a new model released. It would be helpfully if Razer produced a roadmap of products for the year!
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    • February 18, 2021
    phil11
    Is anyone aware if Razer are refreshing the Razer Nommo Pro this year? I want to purchase the Pro speakers but at £500 it is a lot of £££ and usually when i purchase something from Razer to find out 1 month later the product is EOL with a new model released. It would be helpfully if Razer produced a roadmap of products for the year!
    A Razer product roadmap is a "Nada". The option would be to wait for few months if you are not in a rush/urgent requirement, though again the issue is that there is no fixed timeframe for the wait. So its entirely upto you to go about it. If anybody else knows some other info, they will definitely jump in to help out. Cheers!
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