This is how Razer celebrated the launch of its Adaro line in Singapore (PICS)
We all know Razer. It’s an old, familiar brand—one that many of us have grown up with and adored. But for the longest time, it has also been a gaming brand. A brand that is solely the domain of a video game player.
Well, all that changed last week, with the launch of Razer’s new Adaro headset line.
(See: Razer’s newest headset series is named after a sea spirit)
The gaming peripheral giant hosted a music gig on April 30 at Lowercase cafe at the Lasalle College of the Arts, with local indie acts .gif, Stopgap, the Gentle Bones, Gareth Fernandez, and Charlie Lim. The Adaro line was also on display, though spectators were definitely more interested in the going-ons on stage.
After all, the only thing better than your favorite indie act performing, is your favorite indie act performing with the aid of Razer headsets!
Here are some of the best photos of the night, courtesy of Razer.
Now isn’t this something you wish they’d do in your hometown?
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