Razer, a leading innovator in gaming hardware and accessories, has released the Nommo Pro into the wild. At it's core, the Nommo Pro is basically the bigger and better version of the Nommo Chroma.
The Nommo Pro features two satellite speakers, each with a 3-inch full-range driver and 0.8 inch silk dome tweeter. It also comes with a rather large 6-inch downward firing subwoofer. It's all controlled from a control pod that manages power, volume, and audio connections (it supports optical, bluetooth, usb, and 3.5mm). And of course, like most modern Razer hardware, it comes Chroma enabled, allowing you to customize color to your heart's content.
Pricewise, the Nommo Pro isn't cheap. The original Nommo Chroma runs you $149.99, but the Nommo Pro is priced at $499.99. That's a steep price tag, but the Nommo Pro has a lot of solid tech involved.
Overall, I think this looks like a great piece of tech. Razer has a long history of making awesome stuff that works well and lasts a long time, so it stands to reason this product should fit that mold. With that in mind, the price point is really setting this aside for those who are looking for the highest-end desktop audio experience.
