Razer\u2019s Jan Horak told MyGaming that they will be bringing all of the new, recently announced Razer products to South Africa.<\/p>\n
Local gamers can look forward to the new BlackWidow X <\/strong>mechanical keyboards, Man O\u2019 War<\/strong> wireless gaming headsets, and the new and updated Hammerhead V2<\/strong> in-ear headset.<\/p>\n Horak said Razer\u2019s main goal has been, and will always be, to make all new products available in South Africa as soon as they can.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is something our fans expect from us, and we will make sure to meet the demand,\u201d said Horak.<\/p>\n Razer is a popular brand among local gamers, with the Chroma lineup being a favorite in the country.<\/p>\n Horak said the full set of BlackWidow Chroma, Mamba Tournament Edition and Kraken 7.1 Chroma is particularly popular.<\/p>\n \u201cWe see that more and more gamers go for a full Chroma setup to take advantage of the inter-device connectivity and super-easy lighting synchronization through our Synapse driver software,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n Horak said that Razer has been affected by the weak rand, and had to adjust its local pricing accordingly.<\/p>\n \u201cWe know this is something our fans are not happy about \u2013 and we are not, either \u2013 but if we hadn\u2019t done that, it would have been hard for us to keep focusing on South Africa as a core market,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause in the end, we do not want the weak rand to affect our product launch strategies and timings,\u201d said Horak.<\/p>\n Razer unveils insane Overwatch-themed gaming gear<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nWeaker rand\u2019s impact on Razer products<\/h3>\n
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