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Razer and Section 9 Interactive Pair Mako X Desktop Speakers With End of Abyss

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Key takeaways

  • Razer announced a collaboration with Section 9 Interactive to showcase the Mako X desktop speakers with the game End of Abyss.
  • The Mako X uses custom-tuned 2.75-inch full-range drivers, built-in passive radiators and a compact 2.0-channel design.
  • Gameplay-reactive Razer Chroma RGB triggers developer-designed lighting effects on explosions, reloads and damage moments across compatible Razer devices.

Razer announced a collaboration with Section 9 Interactive, developer of the sci-fi action-adventure End of Abyss, to showcase its Mako X desktop gaming speakers with the game. PressBee published the announcement on October 30, 2026.

How the Mako X and End of Abyss Pair Up

Razer said the collaboration demonstrates how the Mako X brings the game's dark underground setting to life through sound and lighting that reacts to in-game action. In End of Abyss, players explore an abandoned underground complex where a distant echo may reveal what lies ahead and a sudden warning can mean the difference between escaping and being caught off guard.

The Mako X is a compact RGB desktop speaker system aimed at gamers who want fuller sound without giving up desk space. Its custom-tuned 2.75-inch full-range drivers are designed to surface details such as the low hum of dormant machinery, distant echoes and warning signals. Built-in passive radiators add bass depth to mechanical rumbles and encounters, and the 2.0-channel design keeps the footprint small.

Gameplay-reactive Razer Chroma RGB triggers developer-designed lighting effects across compatible Razer devices during explosions, reloads and moments when players take damage. Underglow lighting on the Mako X extends those effects across the battlestation. Razer said the combination of drivers, radiators, game-integrated lighting and a streamlined desktop design delivers room-filling sound. More information is available on Razer's website.

Razer's Recent Partnership Record

According to akta.pro company records, Razer partnered with World Network in April 2026 to integrate World ID proof-of-human verification into gaming applications. The same records list a May 2026 collaboration with the K-pop group BLACKPINK covering co-branded gaming equipment, including the DeathAdder Essential Bundle at $79.98, the Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard at $119.99 and the Enki X gaming chair at $499.99 in black and pink color schemes. In March 2026, WEMADE partnered with Razer to host the inaugural YMIR Cup World Championship for the MMORPG Legend of YMIR, with Razer supplying esports hardware for tournament operations.

Razer's Product Rollout Before the Mako X

Razer announced the Razer | EVANGELION (EVA-01) collection on October 29, 2026, a limited Asia-Pacific gaming gear line inspired by Evangelion Unit-01 spanning a mouse, keyboard, soundbar, mousepad and chair, with Japanese prices from 6,980 to 69,980 yen, Prtimes reported. GamesRadar reported on October 26, 2026 that Razer launched the Barracuda V2 Pro headset on October 15, offering dual wireless, ANC and a 70-hour battery at $199.99. PressBee published a review of the Reclusa Mini 65% wireless keyboard on October 27, 2026, which features Hall Effect magnetic switches, adjustable actuation and tri-mode connectivity at $129.99.

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