Nacon RIG 700 HD vs Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox

The opening acoustic guitar plucks in Yes’ “Roundabout” get a good amount of low-mid resonance and sound nicely full, while receiving plenty of higher frequency finesse to bring out the string texture (to the point of sounding slightly sibilant). When the track properly kicks in, the guitar strums and cymbals stand out slightly in the mix, and the bassline's punchy attack comes through much more prominently than any low-end follow-through. The vocals come through clearly, adding to the sense that the mids and mid-highs are more sculpted than the other frequencies.

The second pair seemed ok at first, and was already updated when I got it. Mic was alright in party's but supposedly a little quiet according to my friends. But then I tried to play a game (Battlefield 4, 5 and 1, COD, and Cyberpunk to name a few main games I play) And of course I encountered a similar problem. Audio cut outs mainly, during certain sounds, important sounds, like explosions, bass and most every other loud sound

I Love The TIG 700 HS Headset. I am a huge fan and player of The Hit Game Friday The 13th The Game, and having a dependable headset is very important to my success playing this game.

I’ve been using this headset for about 6 months - it certainly gets the job done and the sound quality in general is pretty good, but I’ve had three consistent issues with it that make me hesitant to recommend it for the price. First: the headset needs firmware updates out of the box, but you can only run the update on Windows. Not an issue for most, but for me this was a problem. Second: I’ve had consistent connectivity issues since day one

They are a good quality and value. I normally purchase a new pair every few months for a destructive 11yr old, so having a mid range pair like this is a great incentive to take better care of his headphones. It is comfortable for him to wear also.

He says it's comfortable, easy to use and works just perfectly. Definitely would recommend.

there's not a slide like you would find on most headsets. Instead there are 3 total positions on each side that you have to snap the ear cup out of, then into a different slot. Basically, there's very few ways to adjust the size of the headset to try and fit your head

If you prioritize a longer continuous battery life or are looking for a more neutral sound profile out of the box, go for the SteelSeries, but try the Razer if you want headphones that you can pair with your phone and Xbox simultaneously.

Battery life is solid they are comfortable and lightweight. Audio quality leaves a bit to be desired with rather muted lows, but it's an inexpensive wireless gaming headset, so you get what you pay for. Overall it has served us well and we are happy with this headset.

Doesn't hold a significant battery charge. Could do with a battery upgrade. Does not connect reliably to the Xbox series X each time I use it. When it does connect it works very well

We really like how easy the bluetooth aspect has been for really connection to any device. The sound quality is good but not above and beyond. The echo on your own voice is still really too loud which is why the 4 star rating, even when moving the microphone as stated in the instructions, the breathing sound is annoying.

The features on this headset are absolutely amazing, and I truly love it. Again, the Bluetooth, I love, you all know I need. If you don't need it, aga...