What would you like to see next from Razer?
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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!
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mltan
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!
whos reading this in 2019?
I would love if Razor products worked with macOS — like, actually worked with macOS. Not here's a buggy, rarely updated version of Synapse that only functions on older versions of the OS. I'm talking about software that actually works and lets you configure your devices on a Mac.
Or Razer could just give up on Mac support altogether. I'm fine with that too. Either way it's better than the mess we have now where the products are officially supported on macOS but almost never work.
Or Razer could just give up on Mac support altogether. I'm fine with that too. Either way it's better than the mess we have now where the products are officially supported on macOS but almost never work.
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Would love for the Razer Blade 15 base/advance to have batteries with longer battery life, so consumers can buy and replace it themselves.
You know I would love to see Razer make a Nari Bluetooth headset since you guys make phones and a lot of people could be looking for a gaming mobile headset.
Razer Phone 3, Android 10 update for Razer Phone 2 and 1. A numpad would be nice, for the tenkeyless keyboards, it helps ergonomically to have a tenkeyless keyboard for gaming and a numpad for work. It would definitely be nice to have matching mechanical switches on said numpad with chroma lighting of course. I agree a top notch monitor and webcam would also be nice additions. WINDOWS 10 PRO ON LAPTOPS, just as an option when you buy. Windows 10 Home just won't cut it for a lot of people.
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Mug Holder V2. This one comes with a clear plastic (or maybe glass?) mug. And the base has LEDs shining up lighting up the colorful Respawn.
electric car :rolleyes::eek_:
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R3neg4deDav3
Maybe a revamp on the wireless mice. I keep holding off on buying an Orchi, Mamba, or Ouroboros for my laptop, because I keep waiting for one of them to be replaced or updated, especially with all of the chroma devices out now.
I know late response but the Atheris is great, we own 4 of them here at my spot and one of them is the Mercury White Edition! The 2 that are not in use are retired and used for backup purposes only (unless I find someone I know who wants to buy one for a decent price).
You guys should partner up with Lian Li again and make an O11 XL Razer Edition.
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CXTKRS1
You guys should partner up with Lian Li again and make an O11 XL Razer Edition.
Not a XL one but there's allready an O11 made in partnership with Razer
fastRosetech888
I would like to see razor phone with amoled screen and support to third party apps like fmwa apk which currently aren't supported by many android phones.
Personally, I've had burn-in on all the amoled phone displays that I've owned, my screen is always set to turn off after 1 minute and the brightness was never high. The phones always burnt in on the notification bar and the ones without face buttons burnt in android's UI buttons. I use my phones a lot and have been through many; Samsung, Asus, HP even lol. I've had my Razer Phone 2 for almost a year now and I feel the LCD IGZO display is a strength in the same way the iPhone XR's screen is, no risk of burn in. and for someone who uses their phone often and wants to keep using their device for a long time this is huge for me. Not to mention it's also 120hz
The only thing I really want to see different in a RP3 would be, higher end processor (SD855+ or top end current gen chip), more RAM is always great. Better image processing software would be nice, 128GB+ internal storage is a must, and always put the largest capacity battery possible in the device. keep everything else the same though. water resistance, great camera sensors, excellent design language. I love the fact that my friends think my phone is awesome and high tech, while the older generation doesn't scoff at what looks like a toy in my hands *cough ROG*
incarceron5150
Personally, I've had burn-in on all the amoled phone displays that I've owned, my screen is always set to turn off after 1 minute and the brightness was never high. The phones always burnt in on the notification bar and the ones without face buttons burnt in android's UI buttons. I use my phones a lot and have been through many; Samsung, Asus, HP even lol. I've had my Razer Phone 2 for almost a year now and I feel the LCD IGZO display is a strength in the same way the iPhone XR's screen is, no risk of burn in. and for someone who uses their phone often and wants to keep using their device for a long time this is huge for me. Not to mention it's also 120hz
Also expandable storage.
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I was really close to purchasing the ASUS ROG Phone II since it was near perfect and had everything I wanted on a phone: a headphone jack, dual front facing stereo speakers, high refresh rate, and the option for near stock UI.
The reason why I didn't purchase it was because ASUS didn't look like they were going to support VoLTE, which is important since all carriers in the United States will require phones to have it in order to make a phone call. With that said, I'm back into looking at the possibility of buying the Razer Phone 3.
What I'm hoping for, since it's a phone I am talking about here, is the support of as many network bands as possible. This ensures that the phone will be compatible on as many carriers as possible. Another is the simple addition of the headphone jack, I know that Razer is capable of adding this feature and I don't care how my phone is slightly thicker and bigger since it beats bringing a dongle around and a bigger and thicker phone usually has bigger battery anyway. Lastly, since it is a "gaming phone", I think it would be a good idea to support ARCore and Google Stadia. As a bonus, I think it would be great to see more software optimizations by working together with game developers to improve performance in the phone.
P.S. Might as well wait for the Snapdragon 865 since the Snapdragon 855 is really old at this point.
The reason why I didn't purchase it was because ASUS didn't look like they were going to support VoLTE, which is important since all carriers in the United States will require phones to have it in order to make a phone call. With that said, I'm back into looking at the possibility of buying the Razer Phone 3.
What I'm hoping for, since it's a phone I am talking about here, is the support of as many network bands as possible. This ensures that the phone will be compatible on as many carriers as possible. Another is the simple addition of the headphone jack, I know that Razer is capable of adding this feature and I don't care how my phone is slightly thicker and bigger since it beats bringing a dongle around and a bigger and thicker phone usually has bigger battery anyway. Lastly, since it is a "gaming phone", I think it would be a good idea to support ARCore and Google Stadia. As a bonus, I think it would be great to see more software optimizations by working together with game developers to improve performance in the phone.
P.S. Might as well wait for the Snapdragon 865 since the Snapdragon 855 is really old at this point.
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Lastly, the very least I could ask for is don't be a Chinese Communist Party sellout. I've seen this with the NBA and with Blizzard Entertainment where they were willing to look the other way when it came to human rights just to make a profit. If Razer has to work with Tencent then please keep two separate editions like ASUS did: one with Tencent bloatware/spy-ware and another which is clean and near stock. I'm willing to spend extra money just to keep my privacy and avoid having my data stolen by the Chinese Communist Party.
I would really love to see a new wireless Naga. Ideally, the Trinity version. The side panels were a really great addition (though, I'd personally like the classic hex panel to be added, but it's not high on the priorities list), and if this mouse comes in a wireless edition, that would be fantastic.
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mltan
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 2020. Let me know in the comments below!
I'm interested in a Razer Phone 3 with 5G and it would be a great idea to do a collaboration with Google for the upcoming Google Stadia platform. I would also be interested in a Google Play Edition if it meant getting a clean stock Android OS and timely updates.
As a gamer and power user, I highly recommend the addition of a dedicated headphone jack and I really don't care how much larger the phone becomes or how thicker the bezels are if it meant getting this feature back. A larger phone means a larger battery anyway. Razer owns THX and I can only imagine how great a THX certified DAC would be on the phone.
An option to UNMAP a button on the controller as i play on default and dont need to be panic knifing ha
I wish again a Razer Winter collection - Jacket, Hoodie, Scarf, Beanie, Gloves 
and other winter products from Razer
and other winter products from Razer
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I wish again a Razer Winter collection - Jacket, Hoodie, Scarf, Beanie, Gloves
That would be amazing !!!!
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At this point i will say firefly V2 extended we wait for it 
and next naga epic i hope ultimate with new sensor
and next naga epic i hope ultimate with new sensor
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I'd like to see a bigger voucher available with Zsilvers, would greatly help me buying new Razer products.
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Would love to see razer blades having longer lasting battery life. That's the only downside of the Razer blades.
Portable charger for Razer laptops.
Portable charger for Razer laptops.
Razer improvements.
Peripherals
mouse-pads: black 14 inch wide pad and 17 inch pad. Razer goliathus with smaller low profile upper left corner and different regular and extended sizes.
Mice: updated mamba ultimate (wireless). ability to purchase separate wireless mouse charging cables (possibly length option; i.e. 6ft and 8ft?).
Display: raptor 24/27 inch 1080p @ 240hz and 27/32 inch 1440p @ 165/170hz.
Keyboards: price cut, standard PBT keycarps, standard wrist-rests, removable usb-c cables.
laptop stand: usb c connector option (usb a adapter?). hub includes 2 usb A, 1 display out (hdmi 2.0 or dp 1.2), and ethernet.
Laptops
stealth: inclusion of the 10th gen u series 6 core processor (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/processors/core/i7-processors/i7-10710u.html) and thunderbolt 3 (preferably with HDMI 2.1 or dp 1.4) added to the second usb c. 100-144hz screen maybe?. Dedicated sub-woofer. Fix shift key with smaller arrow keys.
blade: adding of new 10th gen H series processors (not yet released / announced), replacement of mini display port 1.4 with either thunderbolt 3 (@40gbps) or usb c @20gbps and dp 1.4 / HDMI 2.1, and an sd card reader. Dedicated sub-woofer in speakers. Fix shift key (ins, home, del, end column to the right?). increase battery capacity to circa 90wh. improved cooling allowing for at least 35 tdp at circa 80 degrees C with gpu running
blade pro: 10th gen H series and/or 8 core i9 9th gen option. adding of thunderbolt 3 to the secondary usb c (with dp 1.4 or Hdmi 2.1). 1440p display option (display panel manufacturer issue). Dedicated sub-woofer. Fix shift key (ins, home, del, end column to the right?). increase battery capacity to circa 90wh. improved cooling allowing for at least 45 tdp at circa 80 degrees C with gpu running.
Peripherals
mouse-pads: black 14 inch wide pad and 17 inch pad. Razer goliathus with smaller low profile upper left corner and different regular and extended sizes.
Mice: updated mamba ultimate (wireless). ability to purchase separate wireless mouse charging cables (possibly length option; i.e. 6ft and 8ft?).
Display: raptor 24/27 inch 1080p @ 240hz and 27/32 inch 1440p @ 165/170hz.
Keyboards: price cut, standard PBT keycarps, standard wrist-rests, removable usb-c cables.
laptop stand: usb c connector option (usb a adapter?). hub includes 2 usb A, 1 display out (hdmi 2.0 or dp 1.2), and ethernet.
Laptops
stealth: inclusion of the 10th gen u series 6 core processor (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/processors/core/i7-processors/i7-10710u.html) and thunderbolt 3 (preferably with HDMI 2.1 or dp 1.4) added to the second usb c. 100-144hz screen maybe?. Dedicated sub-woofer. Fix shift key with smaller arrow keys.
blade: adding of new 10th gen H series processors (not yet released / announced), replacement of mini display port 1.4 with either thunderbolt 3 (@40gbps) or usb c @20gbps and dp 1.4 / HDMI 2.1, and an sd card reader. Dedicated sub-woofer in speakers. Fix shift key (ins, home, del, end column to the right?). increase battery capacity to circa 90wh. improved cooling allowing for at least 35 tdp at circa 80 degrees C with gpu running
blade pro: 10th gen H series and/or 8 core i9 9th gen option. adding of thunderbolt 3 to the secondary usb c (with dp 1.4 or Hdmi 2.1). 1440p display option (display panel manufacturer issue). Dedicated sub-woofer. Fix shift key (ins, home, del, end column to the right?). increase battery capacity to circa 90wh. improved cooling allowing for at least 45 tdp at circa 80 degrees C with gpu running.
Fix your keyboard layout, the right shift and up arrow placement is why I haven't upadated my 15" 970m. Why not go back to that arrow arrangment on that keyboard?
mltan
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!
A smart watch by Razer kinda like the apple watches but 60x better but with a touchscreen not like your nabu watch or whatever it's called.
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