Razer BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - 50mm Driver - Memory Foam Cushion - For PC, PS4, PS5, Switch - 3.5mm Audio Jack - Green

Das Headset ist meiner Meinung nach wirklich gut und in der Leistung vergleichbar, wenn nicht sogar besser als viele Konkurrenzmodelle. Klang, Tragekomfort und Verarbeitung stimmen – klare Empfehlung.

Muy buen headset, de entrada pero de buena calidad, me ha funcionado bastante bien tanto en consola como en PC. Tienen buen sonido y aún mejor al activar el modo surround 7.1, aunque una lástima que solo se pueda activar en PC y no en consolas.

Comfortable good 7.1 surround sound

Awesome wired headset for office work. (presumably also for gaming) The mic is exceptional, outperforming all my other headsets in side-to-side comparison, including the Barracuda X. Its the most comfortable headset I've ever put on, period. The ear cubs are deep and large. Clamp force is pretty light. And the set itself is very lightweight. Its all plastic construction but feels really solid to use. Matte finish. Comes with carry case and two cables, both non-generic. Sound for music is ok, great for the price, but easily outperformed by headsets twice the price. I'm no audiophile so its hard to be specific, but I might say the mids were muddy and treble under-pronounced. Sounded good on video calls but just "good" for detailed music. Probably good for games. Noise isolation is very good but there is no noise-cancelling technology, to be clear. The whole package speaks of quality and the $ value is very, very impressive.

Didn't leave a review for these when I purchased them in 2024, but I would like to now. Late to the party. With the expectations that no one will read this. I'm mainly leaving this review because I didn't know what I had until it was gone. I've been happily using these for the last two years. I play mainly Counter Strike 2, but have used these playing WoW and some other solo games. The sound has been great throughout all of these experiences. I have a big head (7 7/8) and the fit of the BlackSharks was great. They were very comfortable for long periods of time. The faux leather pads got a little sweaty, but I could have changed those if I wanted to. On Windows 11, these were plug and play setup. The microphone quality is good. I wouldn't use it to record voice over for work, but I've never had issues communicating in game, Zoom meetings, or Discord chat. For CS2 - generally, I can distinguish sounds if there are a number happening at once. If both teams show up and start firing it gets a little muddy, but still not horrible. The directionality of sound is great. I can determine direction and distance of footsteps/noises quite well. Last year we got a dog and he likes to mill around my feet and computer and has gotten hung up on the headset cable a few times (my fault for not having better cable management - not his or Razer's). I started getting weird static in the headphones and found a tear in the cable at the base of the headset. Currently I'm trying to find a set of headphones that live up to these. Tried HyperX Cloud 2 and the sound was super muddy and the directionality/distance was inconsistent. Going to try a Philips setup (mainly for the replaceable cable), but if those don't work out I'll just get another set of BlackSharks. Both the Cloud 2 and Philips setups are at least 2x the cost of the Razers now, so I'm probably not making great life choices.