Which is better for PC gaming?

The Razer Leviathan V2, because it connects by USB to a PC and sits on a desk. The Hisense is built for a TV over HDMI eARC, though its Game Pro mode helps if you route a console through it.

Which has better bass?

The Hisense. Its 6.5-inch wireless subwoofer handles 240 W and reaches down to 40 Hz. The Razer has no separate subwoofer and lists only 1 W RMS.

Is the Hisense worth the same price as the Razer?

Yes for TV use. At the same $249.99, the Hisense adds Atmos, DTS:X, a subwoofer and HDMI eARC. The Razer only makes sense if desk size and USB PC connection matter most.

Does the Razer support Dolby Atmos?

No. It offers Razer's virtual 7.1 surround over USB and Bluetooth. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X decoding are on the Hisense.

Can I wall-mount either one?

The Hisense is wall-mountable and ships with mounting hardware. The Razer is a desk unit with detachable feet and no wall mount listed.

Which is easier to set up with a TV?

The Hisense. One HDMI eARC cable carries sound from the TV, and the subwoofer pairs wirelessly. The Razer has no HDMI or optical input, so it is not a direct TV replacement.

Razer Leviathan V2 Soundbar vs Hisense AX3120Q Soundbar

Both cost $249.99 as of their listed dates, so price does not decide this. The Hisense AX3120Q is the better buy for most people: real Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, a 6.5-inch wireless subwoofer, 440 W total output, HDMI eARC and a 4.7 rating from 93 buyers. Choose the Razer Leviathan V2 only if you want a compact PC soundbar with Bluetooth and a 7.1 virtual signal for desk gaming.

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