Razer Base Station V2 Chroma - Chroma Enabled Headset Stand with 3.1 USB Hub and 7.1 Surround Sound, Mercury & Kraken - Cross-Platform Wired Gaming Headset for PC, PS4, Xbox One & Switch - White

If you don't have the cable that came with your mouse, you are in troublescandalously, comes at this extortionate price without the cable to make it workIf you lost the one that came with your mouse, you're going to be ripped off for another oneDoes it do a good job ? YesIs it worth the money ? NoShould it be free with your mouse? YesWould I recommend it at £20 less, yes it is ridiculously overpriced for what it isThis is old tech it's not innovative like a chargeable mat

Wonderful little product that helps minimize some clutter on the desk. The two USB 3.1 ports on the front are really handy for connecting my wireless headset adaptor as well as my Xbox Bluetooth adaptor. The virtual 7.1 decoder sounds pretty good buy I've not really used it much as was a little bit of messing as the product needs to be registered first to get a licence key. I'm quite pleased with the product as at first I thought it was just a overpriced headset holder with some nice RGB lighting but it's really so much more useful than I expected

It is just so unnecessary this item but I love having it on my desk. It makes my desk just that tiny bit more welcoming especially as I am wfh.I would have loved for the headphone stand itself to be thicker as I feel my razer ultimate headphones are a bit sagging.It's great that it has one USB plug but 2 USB out ports. Also if you have a non-Razer headphone this item comes with 7.1 sound software included.Overall its a great piece to have.

So a while ago my Razer Naga 2014 started to double click on certain numbers. Me, being the loyal brand-snob that I am, decided it's time for a new mouse (it lasted over 7 years!) and bought the Razer Trinity Pro. Now, this review isn't for that, it's for the dock. So do I recommend the dock? Yes. Definitely, if you have £60 to blow on a very pretty paperweight. It's infinitely better than charging using the cable as all you have to do is put the mouse on it. Easy.As for the chroma function, I've set it up to do the same as my mouse, just on a delay so they aren't synchronised. You can do loads more, but I won't lie, it doesn't really matter to me.What's the bad part?! Forgetting to use the thing. I can't count the amount of times I've had to unplug the cable from the dock to attach it to the mouse, because I with my short term memory, cannot remember to charge a mouse when it is literally glowing red... Obviously this is more user error than a fault of the dock, and was easily solved by a perfectly placed post-it note.

I have no idea how Razer can justify the price of this but there are fools like me who are "happy"...ok prepared... to spend £65 to avoid plugging in a Usb cable and instead rest it on a dock. It works. It's expensive. It's not even particularly visually appealing, and doesn't echo the lines of the mouse for example. I may have buyers regret, who knows. Oh it has an RGB light... that's where the money went

No cable - must use one that came with your mouse.No, Razer do not sell the cable separately.If your cable is broken, you have to RMA your mouse.

This is STRICTLY for PC use. If you play games or listen to music on you pc this stand is out of the box plug and play. Wireless headsets can be charger using one of the USB ports.This stand CAN NOT be used if plugged into a USB wall adapter which was my intended reason for purchase for my husband to use to charge his wireless Razer Kaira for Xbox.

As we all no the more RGB you have the more FPS this works the way it should l.