Razer sure proved me wrong.
I love color in my setups, so naturally I’d be a fan of RGB smart lights.
This review was made possible thanks to review samples provided by Razer.
It’s a little pricy to get a full Gamer Room setup, but the packaging for each product is compact and well-designed.
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After setup, you’re able to control every product with the Gamer Room mobile apporRazer Synapse.
That means millions of colors and plenty of ways to find the perfect combination for your setup.
I’ll start with the Aether Light Strip, which replaces my Nanoleaf light strip from before.
The Razer Aether Light Bulb is again entering a competitive market, but this is a good light bulb.
Yes, there’s Chroma RGB lighting on the rear, but I honestly never really notice it.
One, the adhesive on the Razer Aether Light Strip is simply not strong enough.
This is especially frustrating because of how expensive the initial Aether Light Strip purchase is.
Altogether, it’d cost $160 just to line the edge of my desk with these lights.
There’s something about smart home tech that simply makes it impossible to just “get it right.”
I just wish the light strip clung to my desk more tightly than it does.
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The Aether Lamp Pro has ended up being one of my favorite office decorations.
Razer Synapse can take over from the Gamer Room app if you want it to, and the monitor light can make your webcam look much better.
The Aether Lamp Pro has some handy physical controls on the top.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
The Aether Light Bulb stays out of mind, but it’s a reliable and high quality smart light.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
I really like the overall design of the Aether Light Strip.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
The light strip itself feels a lot like all the other ones, of course.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
Ideally the control puck attaches to the underside of your desk to stay out of the way, but the adhesive wasn’t strong enough to last.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
Connecting an extension light strip was an absolute breeze.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
I’ve had zero issues with the light strip lined alongside the edge of my desk.(Image credit: Windows Central | Zachary Boddy)
You can see the remains of the hub’s useless adhesive on the underside of my desk.
I really like how my setup looks with the Razer Aether products.
