Razer Launches Base Station V3 Chroma Stand

The new Razer Base Station V3 Chroma features a 12-zone RGB strip, dual USB 3.1 ports, and automated headset detection for PC gamers.

Razer has launched the Base Station V3 Chroma, a new RGB headset stand featuring integrated USB connectivity and a 12-zone vertical RGB strip. The hardware includes a curved rubberised ledge and a felt anti-slip base to secure peripherals on a desktop setup.

The stand introduces Seamless Headset Detection for devices supported by Razer Synapse. Lifting a headset can trigger automated profile switching for audio, mic inputs, and Chroma lighting, while also launching games or running specific macros and shortcuts.

Equipped with dual USB 3.1 ports, the device provides software-based virtual 7.1 surround sound for analog headsets. The integrated RGB strip syncs with other Razer Chroma peripherals, offering a functional hub for advanced gaming customization and connectivity.


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