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 - Black

Acabo de recibir estos audífonos. Tenía unos Razer Kraken (no recuerdo el modelo), pero después de cuatro años de uso intenso, aunque aún funcionan, la diadema se rompió, así que decidí comprar estos. Llevo apenas dos días usándolos y estoy más que satisfecho con la compra. El micrófono suena increíble con los ajustes correctos, pero incluso sin configuraciones adicionales, la calidad es bastante buena. En cuanto al audio, me encanta. Nunca he usado audífonos Hi-Fi, que supongo que tienen una calidad excepcional, pero estos realmente se escuchan increíblemente bien (esto es solo mi opinión). He visto que algunos usuarios mencionan que se les rompen, algo que hasta ahora no me ha pasado (y espero que no suceda). Estaré atento a su durabilidad. En conclusión, los recomiendo ampliamente por su calidad de audio y micrófono. Creo que, con un uso adecuado y sin ser brusco con ellos, pueden durar bastante tiempo. Edit 5 mayo 2025: siguen sin tener ningún rasguño, de igual manera el audio y micrófono son increíbles, como dije anterior mente con un uso normal sin ser brusco pueden durar bastante tiempo, hasta el momento no he encontrado nada que les falle como comentan algunos usuarios. una compra 10/10

I tried 10s of gaming headsets I was surprised by the mic 🎤 quality and the sound actually is great .. however for prolonged gaming sessions .. my ear and head get tired and pain.. and this issue actually is noticeable with almost all gaming headsets

EDIT: I should note in the section where I mention my headset being on the latest firmware it came out of the box that way when I attempted to update the USB receiver and headset they were already on the latest firmware so perhaps the headset previously had issues and Razer fixed them with firmware and started shipping the headset that way. TL;DR Pros: Excellent package experience. USBC. Bluetooth. Custom audio/mic EQs on the headset itself. 70 hour battery life. The best sounding mic I’ve ever used on a gaming headset period. Cons: Still have to use Razer Synapse for tuning and firmware updates and can’t be done via mobile or Mac. No 3.5mm connection. No Xbox compatibility (though I still blame Microsoft for this). The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) really should have just been the Razer BlaclShark V3 Pro. This headset improves on the 2020 BlackShark V2 Pro in just about every way (except for one). The headset has the same great sound as the 2020 model which to my taste is okay but needs to be adjusted for a more neutral natural sound as well as being identical in design save for some swapped button placement and a sadly removed port. Also Razer’s package experience is still amazing the headset comes very nicely packed in dense plush foam so that it won’t get damaged in shipping. After that the similarities end the improvements start coming and they just don’t stop. The 2023 model finally ditches the antiquated micro-USB port for a USBC connector that alone makes the headset worth it to me personally but Razer kept going the headset now supports Bluetooth for wireless audio outside of Razer’s 2.4Ghz Hyperspeed USB connection. Allowing you to pair the device with things like your phone, TV, Tablet, Streaming boxes and so much more. Razer has also decided to allow you to save EQs and presets to the headset itself which is great for people who want to use this headset on console but would maybe like to use some of the specific esports presets or their own custom EQ. Razer also significantly improved the battery life going from 24 hours on the 2020 model to a whopping 70 hours on the 2023 model. Then there’s the mic I don’t know what wizardry Razer is pulling but between the hardware and the processing on the headset itself it is one of the best sounding mics I have ever heard on a gaming headset beating out some USB mics I’ve tested. Now I have heard some people out of the box have had issues with their headsets not saving settings or EQs and tuning not sounding right or having a static feedback when using the headset on discord but with my headset on the latest firmware I have yet to run into an software issues. I also saw one review here that claimed the headset isn’t compatible which Switch and that it (the headset) was false advertising but I can confirm docked the headset works via the 2.4 usb dongle but honestly just pair the headset via Bluetooth and then it works perfectly in docked or handheld mode. This brings me to the faults I have with the headset for better or worse you’re still beholden to Razer Synapse for tuning and adjustments and you still can’t do any of this via the mobile app which means a PC is required which is super frustrating if the out of the box sound isn’t to your liking or if you need to update the firmware and own a Mac. Razer make a Mac specific app and allow wireless updating and tuning via the mobile app it’s 2023 not everyone wants to be tethered to their PC. Secondly while this doesn’t bother me the headset should support simultaneous audio over Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz and while we’re on missing features probably my biggest gripe is the removal of the 3.5mm connection. Look I get it, in 2023 a lot of devices don’t have 3.5 anymore and I have moved on but I liked having it as an option and to see it removed is really frustrating especially when some of the competition who had skipped having a 3.5 before on their wireless offerings like Logitech are now offering a 3.5 connection and Razer isn’t. This also means unless Razer makes a specific Xbox version this headset is a no go for Xbox users without a Bluetooth adapter and then you still can’t use the mic. Though I still think Microsoft should get off their high horse and just allow USB audio like the PC (which Windows is Microsoft’s software), PlayStation and Switch do. With all that being said I loved the 2020 model and the 2023 model is no exception it fixes every gripe I had with the previous version and does it all at a great price point. It’s not perfect but what is. Either way this is my headset of choice and I will continue to use a BlackShark headset for the foreseeable future.

Date of this review is 24-11-13. "Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Headset 2023 Edition" purchased 24-11-21. Warranty replacement (product review after this section): 1. I thought these had 1 year warranty. It's actually 2-year warranty. 2. Reviews on here had me apprehensive going into warranty support chat because reviews stated this damage is not covered under warranty. 3. 100% covered under warranty. I spoke to Razer support and after initial registration, (upload proof of purchase and images from this review of the damage ~30m of my time) I got in queue for chat support. I had the most pleasant chat with support agent Camelle than I have had with support for other products and services with other companies all year. AAA top notch help. They asked me a few more questions and then gave me RMA to get *new* headphones sent out to me. Free returns, free sending out to me. I'm at the shipping out stage and will update my review accordingly as time goes on. Images uploaded: The first two are images of the broken part on the left earpiece. The agent seems to have been aware of the issue and they identified it as the yoke (connector between the headband and earpiece) that broke. The third image is the hook I keep it on when the headphones are not on my head. I don't even wear it on my neck because the earpieces are too large. The fourth pic is of the plastic on the right side earpiece that is visibly cracked. This is from normal use. I do not drop or chuck around the headphones when not in use. I have a hook. They're either on my head or on the hook when not in use. If Razer reads this, replace that plastic cap with an aluminum one. That should resolve this issue without adding much weight to it. Product review: These have been the most comfortable wireless headsets I have worn in a long time. It's got good clasp strength. They're not too tight, not too loose that they will fall off. I have gotten compliments how well my mic sounds and the audio is very nice. I recommend these headphones, if not for the sound and comfort, then for the stand up warranty and support they have behind their products.

I don't usually write reviews for products unless they are exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. In the case of this headset, I would have to rate it at a solid 1 star or lower. Overall, the sound, microphone, and the comfort are quite excellent. Straight out of the box this headset is incredible however, it is extremely fragile for its cost. The frame holding the right side ear piece completely fell apart on me with multiple small screws breaking out of their sockets. It all started about 2 months after purchase, I noticed a small crack on a plastic piece holding the right side together. I contacted amazon and they told me to deal with Razor for potential repairs due to it being out of amazon's 30 day return policy. Shortly after opening an RMA with Razor, the headset began to fall apart bit by bit until it was no longer usable as it could no longer sit on my head. Fast forward another month and Razor sent me a brand new one although I was using my PC with no sound for a little over a week. The new headset was identical to the first, great out of the box but began to fall apart not even a month into use. At this point I no longer wish to deal with Razor as they would just send me another dollar store build of a replacement. If you are looking for a quality wireless headset, I have to suggest taking the extra price tag hit and going with the Steelseries Artics Nova Pro. I cannot recommend purchasing this headset! I thought I got unlucky with the first one but the replacement was somehow even worse! No refund from amazon, No credits from Razor, only junk replacements. Buy if you like to waste money. Only pro is that its very comfy and well fitting. Please bear in mind that I am extremely careful with my hardware, I have used the same old headset for 5 years before it finally gave out on me. I have went through 2 of these headsets in 6 months!. Terrible product for its price tag. I'd value it at 50$ just for the build alone.