Razer BlackShark V2 Gaming Headset: THX 7.1 Spatial Surround Sound - 50mm Drivers - Detachable Mic - for PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch - 3.5 mm Headphone Jack & USB DAC - Classic Black

Great upgrade from hyperx cloud2. Has more bass than cloud2. I have used this for continuous12+hour sessions and its very comfy and the new padding doesnt heat up ears like leather. Overall best wired gaming headset for the price. btw I bought this for 294AED during white friday sale.

It has high quality sound and a good mic which can be moved anywhere. You can also download Razer Synapse 3 which puts you with full customization of how you want it to be. Its so comfortable and lightweight too. I think its the perfect headphones for the price, so i recommend you buy it!

The headset itself is amazing but the mic is meh, wouldve liked it to be usb instead of a dongle.

The headset is so comfortable and light weighted The mic quality is the best that I’ve heard the sound is pretty good for gaming purposes.

Ultra light, very comfortable, great sound. No complaints

amazing for pc and ps5 very customizable the sound is amazing and the mic too i suggest you get it

Mic 5/5 Software 5/5 Build quality premium 5/5 Comfort 6/5 :) really comfortable and best part is breathable ear pad which will never make your ear sweat. Wired so no recharge all settings stored in USB card.

These are good for just gaming but for anything else really they ain't that good. I spent like 4hrs in the eq software settings trying to make them sound good (to my preference) and just didn't work. It has good processional audiowhich makes them good for gaming. The software I'd ok but logitech is much better. Recommend only for gaming.

Qualidade do som é ótima, fone leve e confortável. Você pode conectar ou desconectar o microfone conforme o uso. Tem o controle de volume e o botão de mutar no próprio fone, o que deixa o uso muito mais prático. Tem o app próprio da Razer para ajustar todos os parâmetros de som. Enfim, um fone de muita qualidade.

Vamos a empezar siendo claros: esto son unos auriculares gamer de menos de 100 €. No se trata de tener la calidad de sonido de modelos profesionales que valen 10 veces más ni de ir al gimnasio o en el metro con ellos. Se trata de que una persona normal los conecte al ordenador o a la consola y los disfrute. Yo buscaba algo versátil que me permita tanto echar unas partidas, como ver unos vídeos, como hacer alguna videollamada, en mi sobremesa, en mi portátil, en la consola, etc. Y en ese sentido son perfectos. El conector 3.5 mm te permite conectarte a cualquier cosa y que por defecto tengas un sonido más que aceptable. Obviamente no es para profesionales, pero para una persona normal suenan sorprendentemente bien, con un sonido claro, rico, agradable y potente. Mucho mejor que otros auriculares gamer que he probado que por defecto dan un sonido aburrido muy artificial. Sonido por defecto muy bueno y muy equilibrado para una persona del montón. Cuando me voy a un portátil no necesito adaptadores, porque paso al conector USB y es literalmente plug and play, enchufas al USB y puedes hacer videollamadas, etc. sin lios, sin configuraciones, sin instalaciones. Repito, con una calidad muy decente. Y en mi PC gamer me conecto con el USB y además ahí sí que saco a relucir el software Razer Synapse. Puedes ajustar muchas cosas útiles y eso lo diferencia de otros auriculares gamer donde los ajustes son nulos. El efecto 3D solo lo recomiendo para juegos FPS y demás donde quieras un extra de posicionalidad, pero para música y demás es mejor quitarlo porque resta bastante calidad de sonido (como en todos los cascos de este tipo). Hay que tener cuidado con esto porque, si alguien no se entera y no sabe usarlo, se lo dejará puesto y luego se quejará de que la música se escucha rara... Y por último, la construcción me gusta mucho. Algunos dicen que es "cutre", pues a mi me encanta. Un diseño muy ligero y bastante minimalista para ser gamer. Sin luces, colorines ni cosas raras, perfectamente usable en una oficina sin hacer el ridículo. La comodidad es genial, y eso que voy con gafas. Y lo mejor es el aislamiento acústico pasivo, que sin hacer milagros (no es un ANC...), te aisla bastante más que la mayoría de cascos gamer del mercado. Es de los mejores en ese aspecto. Y todo esto por menos de 80 euros. Que queréis que os diga, para mí es un producto redondo. Que sí, que no son profesionales y hay cascos 4 veces más caros que van mejor... muy bien. Pero si queréis sencillez, versatilidad y algo que funcione de manera muy decente por un precio bajo, son perfectos.

this is an adequate headset for gaming, conference calls, online meetings etc. i was using a top-of-the-line HyperX model for 5+ years before one side decided to quit for good. to be honest, i would rather have stuck to my HyperX despite its few shortcomings, but the razer model does tick plenty of boxes that mattered to me and the price is a third of what i paid for the HyperX. this razer headset has fabric lined ear muffs, instead of the stupid mushy fake leather thingies that most headsets have.... the fake leather starts flaking after a couple of months and i would get black flakes of the stuff stuck all over the sides of my face for weeks. HyperX did not seem to sell replacement ear muffs either so i had to live with the damn problem.... flaked to a point whereby there was nothing left to flake off anymore before all was well again, of course i am now left with ugly ripped looking ear cushions but it did not affect performance of the headset. the razer ear muffs are quite sound tight too. so no more watching naughty stuff when your back is facing the door! :D the razer mic setup with the spongy muff for the mic works really good too.... really helps clean out the audio by removing all the breathing or random wind noises quite well. now i know why pro recording mics have the furry bunny covers on the business end..... however, the razer mic seems to actually have a "front" and "back" facing... if you accidentally face the "back" to your mouth, everything becomes muffled and crap..... the spongy muff covers the whole setup so the facing can only be apparent if you pull off said spongy muff entirely..... after my first snafu, i kinda stopped fidgeting with the mic and it has since been a non-issue. i tried the USB sound card dongle thingy, can't say i like it. so i cannibalized the signal splitter from the HyperX and plugged in the razer direct to my PC like before.... worked good and i actually think that the sound quality is better. go figure. the whole build quality is ok in my books, and the earcups do independently slide to accomodate the biggest heads. head pressure is firmer than my previous HyperX but i adapted quickly.... no big issue. some people grouse a lot about the earcups adjustment getting loose or no tactile "click" indicators to notify halfway or quarter adjustment marks..... this is true.... OCD people should not buy this headset.... for the vast majority of normal people out there.... this is a non-issue. put on the head set and push down the top headband to correct tension and comfort. that's it. there could be some asymmetry of a couple of mm but nobody can ever tell. in fact, all heads are asymmetrical. so stop sweating the stupid stuff. my ONLY one grouse about this headset is that i cannot seem to hear myself talking as well as my previous HyperX. i get the impression that the old HyperX would actually play what i am saying through the headset too. i dont know whether this is a feature or the previous HyperX ear muffs were not as sound tight, but i have to consciously control my talking volume.... my buddies remarked that i did seem to be talking louder than before. all in all, the sound quality is quite good in my opinion, comfort level is good, headset fits my fat head and twists laterally quite well for the odd shaped nut, mic is definitely up to scratch... i would consider the price to be quite fair for the performance i have experienced... can't really ask for much more....

The headset was great at first but after 3 months they are unusable. I use these for gaming which i don't do a lot of, however this headset now sounds as if the people on line with me are cutting out and talking under water. So now I have to buy a brand new set. I won't be buying Razer again!

Auparavant, j'étais muni d'un casque Kraken de la même marque, mais étant devenu vieux j'ai décidé de le changer. Il y a beaucoup de points positifs autour de ce casque : - Le confort (moelleux, ne fait pas mal aux oreilles, léger comparé à son frère le Kraken) - La qualité audio (les haut-parleurs en titane offre une qualité claire et des basses profondes) - Micro modulable (le micro n'est pas rétractable comme dans le Kraken, cependant il peut se débrancher très facilement ce qui est très pratique) - Contour aluminium (plus beau que le Kraken en plastique) - Contrôle du volume simple (en effet, une petite molette située sur l'oreille gauche, qui n'est pas ultra sensible, ce qui faisait défaut au Kraken car sa molette était trop sensible et se tournait trop à cause des frottements aux vêtements sans le vouloir). - Logiciel intégré (un logiciel intégré pour la simulation de son spatial THX, qui permet également de booster le volume si vous aimez vous péter les oreilles comme moi, il intègre également un égaliseur à bande très efficace et permet d'avoir un retour micro si vous le souhaitez). - L'emballage (le produit se veut deluxe avec un emballage épuré, contient des stickers Razers ainsi qu'une sacoche de transport en tissus) Un petit point négatif quand même est que le micro sature très rapidement, attention donc à ne pas trop le booster grâce au logiciel. En conclusion, le casque est meilleurs que son confrère le Razer Kraken et surtout moins cher, je recommande donc ce casque à tout ceux qui recherchent confort, qualité audio, et esthétique.