Razer

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About

Razer is a multinational tech company that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, financial services, and lifestyle products. It is known for its gaming peripherals, including laptops, keyboards, mice, headsets, and microphones. The company also offers a range of lifestyle products and services, aiming to cater to the gaming and esports community. Teams look it up for Consumer Electronics, Gaming, Hardware.

Frequently asked

What does Razer do?

Razer is a Consumer Electronics company that offers Hardware. Teams look it up for Gaming, Hardware, Peripherals. It is based in Irvine, California, USA and was founded in 1998. Public records show about 2,000 people and $63M raised. Compare it on funding, headcount, reviews and nearby alternatives rather than the marketing line alone.

How much funding has Razer raised?

Razer has raised a total of $63M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series H.

Where is Razer headquartered?

Razer is headquartered in Irvine, California, USA.

When was Razer founded?

Razer was founded in 1998.

What industry does Razer operate in?

Razer operates in Consumer Electronics, Gaming, Hardware, Peripherals, Laptops.

How many employees does Razer have?

Razer has approximately 2,000 people on record.

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r/pcmasterraceu/23BitMoJun 1, 2026Negative

Shocker: Razer as a company AND software sucks (It's been like that for years, but now it's starting to grind my gears) I'm not hating on the people behind razer - but it really seems like they don't know what they're doing anymore.

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r/razeru/Flaky-Nobody-5686May 2, 2026Negative

I used to play competive FPS games around 5-10 years ago, razer death adder elite my go to. Purchased a new pc today.. got a trusty razer mouse... Honest to god, you bunch of sell out mother fkers..... How HARD is it to install one driver..…

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r/MouseReviewu/Fluffy_LunchfastMar 21, 2026Negative

I've been using Deathadder V1 for years, but recently when I got another one this year. The mouse feels all jankey, like it's made of more cheaper materials now. The last one I used felt a little more heavier.

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r/GamingLaptopsu/ToveloGodFanFeb 19, 2026Negative

The batteries started swelling since a couple year ago, and recently its gone so bad that the entire back plate of the laptop is deformed. We contacted Razer's customer support and they basically offered to take a look at their repair cente…

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r/razeru/WindowLazy9907Feb 14, 2026Negative

Just don’t. Spend your money elsewhere. Bought in jan 2025, my blade 16 2023 -rtx 4080 is now an expensive paperweight. Of course, GPU failure. Most likely a factory defect.

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