Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Headset 2023 Edition: Detachable Mic - Pro-Tuned FPS Profiles - 50mm Drivers - Noise-Isolating Earcups w/Ultra-Soft Memory Foam - 70 Hr Battery Life - BlackECOLOGO

Great headset. It has no cables, a ton of battery usage, greatest mic on a gaming headset and good enough wireless distance with 2.4ghz. I compared these with my old Hyperx Cloud Alpha S and it sounded almost the same, and as much I didnt want to believe the Alpha sounds a little bit better, like 5% or 8% better (but not a big difference since it took me a while to see if there was a noticible difference between both). The razer sounds a little bit distorted on some levels but is almost impercetible and I would say is acceptable. Dont get me worng this headset still sounds incredible and the advantages of wireless are worth it. If you want something for professional editing or something like that dont pick this. If you want something for gaming (even hardcore gaming), listening to music, talking with your friends with excellent clearence and quality, watching movies and no cables on your desk this is a great choice for you, if you get this on $160 or less.

This headset has the best gaming headset mic BY FAR. It sounds so professional and rich, I love it.I also like the 360 degree surround sound in gaming (I'm on a PC) and the comfortable lightweight headset (for my head anyway). The charge lasts me for days on end. I just played games for 7 hours and lost 10% battery today.The only downside is sometimes the software needs restarting because it freezes, but it's pretty rare.I switched from a SteelSeries Arctis Nova to this and am very happy to have done so.

I have used these a few times so far and feel like my opinion of them probably won't change much over time, pending some drastic change with them. I don't want to lie and say I don't like them, I ALMOST love them! There are just a few things that hold them back from being excellent.The sound with these is just okay. I wasn't expecting studio quality or anything, but I think the audio could be a little better. I don't know if it is because of the THX Spacial audio that I need to figure out how to disable or adjust, but sometimes they sound tinny. Call me old school, but just give me two channels: left and right.The battery life seems fine. I haven't allowed them to die, but I have used them over several days for a few hours each without concerns for battery life. I know I can access a rough battery indicator through the Razer software, but it would be nice to tap the power button and hear "X percent battery remaining" or something like that. Even the jankiest and cheap wireless headphones I've tried have this feature, but that's more nit-picky.Completely unnoticeable latency from my experience. I have tried so many wireless headsets that end up in the garbage because they're advertised as "Gaming Headsets," but when you have 500ms latency, you might as well mute the game. The fact that I can *mostly* use them wirelessly and not get caught up in my headset cord is magical. I catch myself trying to move the phantom cable out of my way because I am so used to it. It's like when I wear contacts and keep trying to push my glasses up, but it's a good feeling.I say that I can *mostly* use them wirelessly because these have a horrid range. I am sitting 3 feet from my PC using these, and I keep getting the disconnect/reconnect tone from turning to look out the window or even tilting my head to the side. From what I've seen, these are supposed to work up to 10 meters. The advertised 10 meters must be in a vacuum because, in my real-life scenario, I'm getting roughly 1 meter. I think Razer may have forgotten the decimal in "1.0 meter". Even reaching up with my hand to turn the volume up or down blocks the signal and disconnects. This "feature" is excellent for when my wife talks to me, though, because I can just put my hand up and "mute" them!They are very comfortable. Some headphones I've used that are "over the ear" tend to be too small for actual over-the-ear coverage, or the headbands adjust in awkward ways that don't allow you to have a comfortable experience. The build quality is very excellent. They don't feel cheap and are put together well. I also love the removable microphone. So many gaming headsets have them built in and can't be removed.Pros:* Decent sound for gaming.* Good battery life.* Unnoticeable latency.* Very comfortable and adjustable.* Removable microphone.* Nice build quality.* Volume knob built into headphones.Cons:* THX Spacial audio seems lackluster.* Wireless range is terrible.Ultimately, they would be fantastic, but they are literally being held back by the awful wireless range. I am fine with the fact that I can't go check the mail and still be connected, but when I'm sitting directly in front of my PC and have disconnects, that's enough to make them not worth the cost. Fortunately, they support a 3.5mm cable so if you need more range than 3 feet you should be fine. Honestly, if I had a better wireless option I would probably send these back today.

Had these for a while and don’t seem to have many down points on the headphones. Sound quality is great and can be customized with razer synapse even further. I have had them not sync properly but I just unplugged the dongle that comes with it from the usb slot and it reconnects. Battery life also seems pretty good, they are also pretty lightweight so they are comfortable.