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These tiny speakers are more powerful than you’d think, but still not quite capable enough for anything but casual use around the house. Gamers at the very least will be disappointed, though they’re handy for the occasional TV show or spontaneous music-sharing moment.

The Razer Ferox gaming speakers are supposed to amplify the sounds of your portable gaming, but despite their progressive design, we're dissatisfied with the audio quality even at midrange volumes.

One of the largest 3rd-party peripheral manufacturers in the game, Razer has built a reputation for stylish products that improve both our performance in games and the overall experience outside of them. Razer's Ferox is a compact speaker system that you can take with you wherever you go.

As a speaker set to use solo while watching a movie on my iPad, the Ferox are ideal. As gaming speakers for portable gaming, they're quite nice. They're compact and cool. But they might also be audio overkill, if you don't need everyone around you listening.

We can’t rate the Ferox speakers highly because of their tinny sound quality and the way instruments and notes all blend together, but they are extremely mobile for a desktop PC gamer on the go.

The best way to describe it is a line graph where over time, the Ferox is a better solution. Speakers are always better than headphones, even if they don’t offer the same audio quality.