I am an avid PC gamer and when I play, I always use headphones. I use headphones because they don’t disturb the people in my home and it helps block out the noise in the environment that disturbs my play. Typically, when I play I use a set of Razer Barracuda headphones that provide very good surround sound audio quality.

Razer has introduced what may be my next set of headphones called the Megalodon 7.1 surround sound gaming headset. The headset uses Razer’s new Maelstrom Audio Engine to process positional audio cues 800% faster than comparable virtual surround sound systems according to Razer.

I am a big fan of Razer gaming gear and use a Razer Lycosa keyboard and a Razer Lachesis gaming mouse all the time. Typically when Razer releases new gear, gamers in America are the first to get our hands on it. Razer’s latest offering is different and will be offered exclusively in China.

The Razer Aurantia is called an ultra-portable keyboard and measures in at 446mm L x 205mm W x 29mm H with the wrist rest attached. The keyboard has 104 fully programmable keys that are labeled in English. The keyboard has the features you would expect form Razer like the ability to record macros and to disable the Windows key.