Razer recently introduced a newer more portable version of their titular sound bar, the Leviathan. Dubbed as the Leviathan Mini, the 24-watt system packs a serious punch, as to its bigger brother, though not as powerful as its brother.
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The Leviathan Mini enables Bluetooth 4.0 capability that can be connected through your mobile device. The Mini can also pair up with other Leviathan Mini’s through a combo play feature to act as separate stereo speakers or sync in the sound from the original functioning Mini. The Leviathan Mini has noise-cancellation features, which is very appealing though quite common to new gen sound bars.
The Mini holds a battery capacity 2600mAh battery, which has a rated playback longevity of 10 hours, with an hour-long charging time. The Mini will retail on January 2016, with a price of $180 or roughly Php8K in converted PH price, though it isn’t confirmed if January is the worldwide retail launch date. What do you think of the Razer Leviathan Mini? Share us your thoughts on the comments section. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this upcoming Leviathan miniature version.
