What would you like to see next from Razer?

Razer Firefly Extended Edition or any extended iluminated mouse pad. Also a chair from Razer would be cool

A Razer Monitor would be appreciated, not only monitor with a TN panel: even an IPS would be very smooth to bind Gaming and Work. Last time I checked the ITA store was a lack of gaming systems, a Desktop made by Razer and commercialized in Italy too would be nice

ARMOR_152
Everyone knows there is already a chroma monitor right? Levono Y27G RE. Or do you just want more options of sizes/resolutions/Freesync/TN/IPS?
https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Y27g-27-Inch-FHD-LED-Lit/dp/B01FXDVZA2?th=1#Ask

Razer could do more actually, since Razer monitor with rgb is quite often asked in this thread, but i think they want make something different like project Valerie because monitor market competitors is quite huge. My opinion is how about trying similar with project Valerie which has smaller number competitors like USB powered monitor, i think blade owner will get it for travel companion and your competitor i think is only gechic which put insane price for cheap built external monitor, put some chroma effect, and Razer logo on it and you will get my money;) Btw linustech had also made a joke on project Valerie with gechic monitors.

Razer case fans with the signature design and green/RGB LEDs.. Right now on the market the only PWM green case fans I could find were BitFenix and they are not the best. I am using non-PWM Dual-X Cougars, I probably won't upgrade any time soon but if I could get (PWM) Razor case fans from the get-go, I would have done it in a heartbeat.

Chroma phone cases? That would legitimately be sick, a phone case that has lights powered by the phone. Granted it would use a ridiculous amount of battery, but it would be incredible

I want to change my Razer Mouse Bungee for something new and I hope you release soon Mouse bungee with Chroma lights + usb 3.0 ports to plug all my razer gear

RGB lights in the shape of the Razer logo

Led lights on tape that synchronize with the rest of peripherals via a microcontroller that plugs as a usb. Or a monitor seems like a more realistic idea

I would like to see some kind of recovery system in the Razer backpacks. Some kind of chip that we can call up Razer Recovery (new department), and have them activate it and they can tell us where our stolen Razer backpack is. We can take that information to the police and get our awesome Razer backpack back.

Note - I do not have a Razer backpack yet - I was just thinking of people over the years who must have had their gear stolen.

JohnnyTreeHut
helllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllo this is my first post

Why on Earth would you put your first post in this thread, and not even say what you would like to see Razer develop next?

Callum Sweeting
i WOULD LIKE TO SEE A RAZER CHARGEABLE PHONE CASE!

TOTALLY

I want a 60% mechanical keyboard
That'd be so cool.

Also watercooling made by Razer, or some sort of cables to customize your computer with sexy green braided cables.

Min-Liang Tan
As we're closing off the year and prepping for the new one, I'd love to hear from the community what new products you'd like to see in 2015. Let me know in the comments below!

I would like to see a couple of things, some of these would be very easy to implement!

1.) Feedback Hub - Similar to what Microsoft has implemented with Windows 10. The feedback hub allows to post suggestions and bugs, along with having the community up vote features. For Razer this could be for both hardware and software cycles. Ask the community how important a specific hardware feature would be.

2.) Standardize or Optional Add-ons for hardware orders. Example: Windows Hello support for all notebooks as this cannot be added on later. Or the ability to choose a Windows Hello option when ordering. I honestly had cash in hand for the Razer Blade Pro notebook, but no Windows Hello hardware support I'm skipping this device. I have the Razer Stargazer camera on my desktop at home which is brilliant and cant live without it, and I have a Surface Pro 4 with built in Hello Camera. Since this device is pretty expensive I want to make sure its future proofed and security features are top my list. Windows Hello and TPM 2.0 chips should be standard on all devices or the option to add-on at check out.

3.) Better forums response's around early announced products. I was looking at the Razer Bank and it has QC (Quick Charge) technology for devices its charging such as an iPhone, but I couldn't find out if it has QC for the Power Bank itself. I honestly expect better from Razer when entering a market to come out swinging against the competition. To be honest 12,800 mAh, Most of the banks on the market are pushing way beyond this such as Anker Powercore II is in the 20,000 mAh and QC for the bank and device itself.

The Power Bank spec/feature table doesn't talk about QC and doesn't say if the device itself has it. I think if the #1 above feedback existed the Power Bank could come out to be a more well rounder product by asking how many mAh, are there any must have features, what weight is too heavy, etc. The Power Bank is well under development and this is another product I most likely wont pick up now because if it doesn't have QC for the device itself it will take hours to charge full.

Hopefully reading this and take a quick look at your product page and you can also see in the forums I asked the same question with no answer. https://www.razerzone.com/gaming-accessories/razer-power-bank

Both #2 and #3 come from having better feedback and more open responses by implementing #1! I really thinking taking a page from Microsoft with the Feedback hub app, but also all their software. I just voted and posted feedback for Windows 10 features, Outlook for iOS, To-Do, OneNote UWP, and Outlook desktop. It feels great to see these being looked at and in a lot of cases the feedback actually helping make products better!