Everything is better when everyone can play.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing gamers see directional audio. Hearing gamers hear in stereo — and see in surround. Same information, same hardware: no game files, no overlays, no anti-cheat risk.
Choose your setup
Meet the family.
Two systems, one app, and the add-ons that finish a setup.

Windows PC
Audio Radar 2.0
What it is: 7 compact light bars + the free desktop app. Game audio becomes directional light you can see.
Right for you if: you game on a Windows 10/11 (64-bit) PC · you want one USB-C cable and zero video-path hardware · your monitor should stay plugged straight into your GPU.
Meet Audio Radar 2.0
Windows PC
Audio Radar
What it is: the flagship — six larger 10.7″ light bars (optional 7th center), Command Center hub with onboard controls.
Right for you if: you play Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch (HDMI audio — no app needed) · you game across console AND PC · you want the biggest bars for a TV-size setup.
Meet Audio Radar
Free · Windows
Audio Radar Desktop App
What it is: guided visual setup, per-game presets, footstep detection, EQ, audio routing, Gaming/Chill/Lighting modes, a Minecraft mod (beta), auto-update.
Right for you if: you own either system on PC. Required for AR2 · optional for AR1 on PC (firmware v1.3.2) · hardware required.
Tour the app
Add-ons
Accessories
What it is: the 7th Center Lightbar (AR1 only — AR2 already includes its center bar) and L-Bracket mounts for OLED/thin-bezel displays.
Right for you if: your setup needs them — each product page says who can skip it.
Browse accessoriesAudio Radar 2.0 — or the original?
Which Audio Radar is right for you?
The original Audio Radar is the flagship — everything 2.0 does, plus Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch, with larger light bars. Audio Radar 2.0 is the purpose-built PC option.
See the full comparisonAudio Radar
Audio Radar 2.0
Xbox, PlayStation, Switch + PC
Windows 10/11 PC (64-bit)
HDMI audio on console · USB + app on PC
USB-C + desktop app
6 larger 10.7″ + optional 7th center
7 compact 4.5″ — center included
Optional on PC · not needed on console
Required (free)
Console + multi-platform gamers
PC-first gamers
See it in action
Real games. Real moments.
A sound happens off-screen. A light appears where it came from — that's the whole product. Here's what it looks like across a few games.
Works with the games you play.
If your game has audio, Audio Radar can show it. A few favorites:










































Why we build this
Seeing sound isn’t a workaround.
Audio Radar started with a round of Call of Duty played in silence. In our own PUBG Sound Lab testing, the same player scored higher using Audio Radar with no sound at all than with a surround-sound headset — directional information doesn’t have to arrive through your ears. We invented Surround Vision Technology™ (U.S. Patent 12,300,093) to put that information in front of every player, and we build it with the Deaf and hard-of-hearing gamers who play every beta. Everything is better when everyone can play.
It can help turn sound signals into visual cues, so that gamers with hearing loss can ‘see the sound.’
An inspiring new gaming product that knocked my socks off at CES 2024
Gaming is at its best when it's inclusive. Our partnership with Airdrop Gaming aligns with our mission to empower all gamers with gear that lets them perform at their highest level.
The partnership
Official Logitech G partner.
Audio Radar is the first partner in Logitech G's Start-Up for Good program — and Logitech G sells Audio Radar on their own store.
The community
Questions? The Discord probably has your answer.
Beta testers, day-one veterans, and the team behind the product — setup help, presets, and straight answers, around the clock.
Decided? Pick your Audio Radar.
Both run the desktop app on PC and come with 30-day returns and a 1-year limited warranty — and we ship worldwide from Michigan.






