Razer chroma works to integrate alexa into gaming devices

Razer has announced that it is working to bring the capabilities of Alexa to compatible devices using Synapse 3, an Internet of Things platform, which is growing rapidly. The Razer Chroma Connected Devices program, which was announced in July last year, has also been announced. This program already has 15 new partners, so there are 300 devices that are already compatible.

Razer Chroma works with Amazon to integrate Alexa into gaming devices

In this way, it will be possible to control the hardware by voice using Alexa. It will be made available through Synapse 3, the brand's hardware configuration tool. Something that will be possible on compatible devices.

Razer and Alexa join forces

Alexa's integration with Synapse 3 will allow users to control many devices, including Philips HUE ambient lighting. They will also be able to access many devices through the microphone. So the options are going to be many in this regard. Both sides see it as a great step towards the future of gamers. Since in this way you will be able to get the most potential out of gaming equipment, thanks to controlling them with your voice. They will be able to change the intensity of the lighting, the color and configure many aspects.

Razer Chroma is an extremely important gaming utility. Collaborating with Amazon to integrate Alexa will increase users' possibilities. They can carry out all kinds of adjustments using a voice command. The hope is that there will be a noticeable improvement in the gaming experience for all users.

We hope that there will be notable progress in this regard in the second quarter of this year. It will be then when the first users in Canada and the United States are going to be able to give orders directly to Alexa from microphones or headphones. Razer Chroma confirms that new countries will follow in the coming months, before the end of the year.