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CES 2018 laser showed off their razor gnomic Roma and razor no more Pro nomic Roma has been on sale for a few months now but we're still waiting on the number pro but a few months after see as Logitech announced and launched their first gaming oriented speakers the g5 sexy with RGB goodness for 50 bucks more than the normal promo the g5 60 offers everything normal pro does now this is a full review on either of these speakers I'm just trying to point out the most important differences between them so I can help you with your persons decision if you want to learn more about each of these speakers then watch their full reviews the Noma chroma which has the RGB base currently retails for $150 the Logitech G 560 currently retails for $200 and they yet to be released normal Pro is slated to retail for $500 if you're gonna pick either of these speakers up I'll have a look at the description below and if you use the link it really helps out to channel both the razor normal chroma and g56 II have some form of RGB lighting that will flash in correlation with what you're playing but their setups and capabilities are very different the lighting on the Noma chroma is very localized to you just it's space whereas the g5 6c has two sets of LEDs that can flash independently from one another they're your front LEDs facing you and then there are LEDs on the back that act more like a floodlight and these rear facing LEDs Armenta immerse you deeper into your game but in order to get the most out of the g5 60 you need to have a gaming setup that's up against a not too cluttered wall and you might have to play around the placement of the speaker's themselves for optimal results but if you have the proper gaming setup for the g5 60 the end results can be truly amazing because in order to get a similar lighting effect with the normal chroma or Nomo Pro you would have to invest in some Philips hue light strips and bulbs and get them all set up in synapse 3 sure the razor in Philips you combo might be more impressive incapable but it's also much more expensive in the g5 60 is a much easier solution sure the illuminated base on the Nomo crewman looks great and all but I can't deny the g5 60s look more epic the setup on these speakers is also very different the g5 60 is a 2.1 speaker setup a consisting of two satellite speakers with 2.5 inch diameter drivers and a subwoofer with a 6.5 inch diameter downward firing driver but no mock Roma is just a 2.0 speaker setup with 3 inch diameter drivers and we are firing base ports if you want a subwoofer then you're gonna have to sell out $500 for the Nomo pro but both of these speaker setups have their own pros and cons with the g5 60 you're going to get chest-thumping wall shaking bass either when you're playing music or when gunshots and explosions go off in your game but you also have to have enough space to accommodate the subwoofer and I don't think you're going to be able to get too much use out of it either way if you live in a dorm or an apartment cuz you might end up getting a call from your landlord there no macomb on the other hand is much more compact but don't expect to get anywhere near the same type of bass performance as the g5 16 well caught me off guard the first time I heard the Noma chroma was just how good it actually sounded the mids and highs are surprisingly detailed there's enough basic keep you satisfied but nowhere near as much as the g5 60 for obvious reasons the g5 60 also sounds good but only after going into the Q settings and lowering the bass and bringing the mids out a bit but still I couldn't help but notice the sound stage and the highs were a little bit better on the chroma than they were on 2g 560 and when it comes to loudness the g5 60 gets so loud that at max volume I don't even think it's safe for your eardrums so I never really need to go past 75% volume on the g5 60 then Omicron though the hand doesn't get nearly as loud as the g5 60 but at its max volume it's enough and both of these speakers do a pretty good job of preventing sound distortion as they get louder but the Logitech G 560 has one major feature dénouement chroma doesn't have and that's Bluetooth you can connect them stream your music from your phone on 2g v 6e or as with Razer speakers you're gonna have to get the memo Pro if you want to bluetooth but the final thing the g5 60 has over the razor noma chroma is just their overall build quality the normal chroma has are polarizing design that's some well liked and others will hate but their build quality is not that great I managed to snap the neck off of its base from a seemingly harmless drop so you have to be gentle with them the g5 60 on the other hand are built like a tank both the satellite speakers and the subwoofer and personally I really hope the Razer normal Pro has improved build quality especially in that neck if you're trying to choose between either of these speakers and you have the proper gaming setup and space I say the better buy here is the Logitech G 560 for the extra 50 bucks you're getting a 2.1 speaker setup with a rather impressive light feature that does more to immerse you into your game right out of the box then the razor no macro mccann Logitech came out swinging with their g5 60 and I feel Razer is really gonna have a lot to prove to justify that $500 price tag under Nomo Pro the only benefit I see right now are the dedicated tweeters well believe it or not I still prefer to have my a Noma chroma on my desk just because they are much more compact the way my setup is right now I just don't have the extra room for the subwoofer and if you're somebody with a cramped desk or if you're constantly moving your gaming setup then the simplicity of the Numa chroma might be more your style if you made it this far I guess you enjoyed the video so hit that like button and get subscribed it helps out more than you realize support the channel by clicking on the links down below and I'll catch you 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