Razer Moray is the new in-ear headphones from the manufacturer of high-performance peripherals. They combine high-fidelity sound, excellent isolation and comfort in use.

Razer has amassed a huge catalog of audio products and has a solution for everyone. More classic products like the typical wired or wireless headphones or other innovative ones like the spectacular Leviathan V2 Pro soundbar for PC that we had the chance to review recently.

Razer Moray opens a new chapter because they are the first in-ear headphones monitor (IEM) from the manufacturer and are designed to cover long sessions players and streamers. In addition, they have a low-profile ergonomic design that offers a comfortable fit, but eliminates pressure on the head and ears to prevent fatigue.

They are equipped OFC MMCX cables and flexible tubes with a memory loop, promising to stay still and undisturbed. These over-the-ear cables have a quality braid that ensures the in-ear monitors stay secure even during long-term use.

They feature a hybrid acoustic design with two drivers, combining one balanced armature for treble and one dynamic armature for bass, and like most of the manufacturer’s audio solutions are THX certified, a seal that promises sound quality and performance. They also have passive noise isolation, capable of blocking up to -36 dB of noise.

Razer offers three types of cases with different sizes to suit all users. They include a splash-proof portable case that allows them to be conveniently transported and used anytime, anywhere.

The Razer Moray will be available on the manufacturer’s website and at authorized retailers for a price from €149.99.