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If esports is everything, give it your all with the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro. Introducing a triple threat of amazing audio, superior mic clarity and supreme sound isolation. Fitted with titanium-coated drivers, a USB sound card, softer ear cushions and THX Spatial Audio, your time to turn pro is now.

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Razer is a gamer-centric company that produces a wide array of equipment like laptops, mice, keyboards, and computer chairs. A lot of their headphones have a colorful design or customizable RGB lighting so that you can show your flair. Many headphones are also compatible with Razer Synapse software, which offers features like a graphic EQ, mic level, and surround support. Although they mostly retail over-ear headphones designed with gamers in mind, they offer a couple of more casual-use truly wireless in-ears and earbuds. However, they don't perform as well as their over-ear counterparts and active features like noise cancelling fall short compared to competitor brands.

The Razer BlackShark V2 are the best Razer headphones that we've tested. These comfortable wired gaming headphones come with a USB soundcard so that you can save customization changes made in their companion software. Out of the box, they have a decently neutral sound profile with a touch of extra boom, which can help emphasize sound effects while you game. That said, you can adjust their sound to your liking using their software's graphic EQ and presets. Their detachable boom mic also delivers a decent overall performance, so your voice sounds natural and clear, even in moderately noisy environments. Unfortunately, parts of the headphones, like the metal hinges, feel like they could break with pressure. Their USB soundcard also isn't compatible with Xbox consoles. However, if you tend to game on this console, you may want to check out the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox instead, as they support Xbox Wireless technology and have low latency.

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If you are looking for the convenience of a wireless headset, then we highly recommend the Razer Black Shark V2 Pro. Throughout weeks of testing, this model stood out as the best model that cuts the cord. To some, a dangling wire can bring you out of an otherwise submerged gaming experience. For those folks, this model is our strong recommendation. This headset is exceptionally comfortable, too &mdash; one of the few models that we would happily wear for eight or more hours. It has above-average sound and microphone quality and offers a variety of convenient features for hassle-free operation. These headphones are a touch lacking in bass, but they excel in being able to accurately locate the source and direction of sounds during gameplay, similar to the Epos Game One.
Unfortunately, this wireless headset is a bit more expensive than some of the comparable wired ones, making it hard to recommend to those shopping on a budget. It also has a fairly short charging cable, so don't forget to charge it, or you will be on a short leash when you have to plug it in mid-session. Still, the impressive 24-hour battery life should be sufficient for all but the most epic gaming sessions. Though we think the corded Epos Game One edges out this model in overall quality, the Black Shark V2 Pro is definitely our top recommendation in the world of wireless models. 

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 And it was a tuning that I thought was better suited for gaming, and was honestly also very good for just regular music listening. So while you may be happy with how these sounds stock, I definitely think it's worthwhile to play around with the available EQ settings. If you're interested in trying out my EQ preset for these, I'll leave the filter adjustments I used in the description down below. More important than tuning and tonality for gaming though, is the headset's soundstage and imaging capabilities, and in this regard, I feel as though the Black Shark actually delivers better performance than the Arctis 7

 Now last thing I wanted to talk about on the note of soundstage is the THX Spatial Audio Surround Sound that is available for this headset when you download the Synapse software. And in my experience, I have to say that I find the implementation to be very poor. Enabling the surround sound drastically changes the headphone's tonality, and while it does kind of help in creating a more expansive audio environment, I experienced a sort of virtual channel imbalance that made the center channel way more prominent than the left or right channels, which made the imaging really unreliable and kind of threw directional accuracy out the window. Regardless of how I set up the spatial audio in Synapse, so my suggestion is to just keep the headset in stereo mode, as I found it to be a lot more reliable in game when using that setting

 This is a recording of the BlackShark V2 Pro's microphone going straight into Premiere Pro, still nasally sounding like most wireless headphone mics, but the well-defined treble range and the aggressive low-end cut do help in making my voice cut through the mix with minimal plosives. I'm currently typing on my drop alt with silver speed switches, so hopefully that gives you an idea of how much sound this microphone blocks out. Out of the box, the stock tuning was definitely on the dark side with boosted mid-bass and really recessed upper mids and mid treble that could occlude the sound of things like footsteps, weapon reloads, or even character callouts, so there was really quite a bit more of an emphasis in the audio's boomy undertones, which didn't make them too hard to game in, but it definitely didn't do the Black Shark any favors when it came to highlighting the sound cues that I would consider to be crucial for online competitive games. That being said though, this was something that was easily resolved simply using the EQ settings in Synapse, which allowed me to get a frequency response out of the Black Shark that, for my taste and preferences, was better than the one I got for the Arctis 7, and that's a headset I liked and recommended

 As for comfort, I think that the BlackShark V2 Pro does a very good job at creating a comfortable fit. The chassis is very lightweight with low clamp force and even distribution across the headband and earpads. Something that particularly stood out to me is that the material used to wrap the earpads and underside of the headband was ultra breathable and didn't get hot after long listening sessions, but it wasn't scratchy either like I've experienced on other headphones using a similar weave or fabric. Now, one thing I'd like to mention is that unfortunately the pads aren't that deep, so some users' ears will likely come in contact with the driver and it's something to keep in mind if you're sensitive to that type of stuff

Razer Blackshark V2 Pro Wireless -A Solid Razer Headset?

 If I were taking a long flight somewhere, I'd probably take the XM4's for their superior ANC and ability to fold up into a small case. But for anything else, I'd probably go with the Portals, at least so far.

\- Mic quality: Personally, this is the least important part of these, since I play mostly single player games, but it's a big concern for others. The Portals do not have a boom mic, they use beamforming from several mics placed on either side. I had my wife and daughter put them on, we switched phones, and we called each other. They both sounded fine

 Combine that with the impressive lightness, clamping force that isn't too tight, and I forget I'm wearing these. VERY comfortable.

 The XM4's have superior ANC but I much prefer the overall sound of the Portals. The Razers are typical Razer, decent sound and build, but nothing that stands out. What I like about the Portals is that they're both a great gaming headset AND a great music headphone. And they don't look gamer-y at all, they look very elegant and I'd wear them anywhere

 I believe this is one of the best headsets on the market today, given the price point. I think someone who's considering it as a serious gamer or an esports enthusiast that doesn't want to get into the price range of the Astro A40 or A50s or the Steelseries Arctis Pro. The Razer Black Shark V2 Pro is a perfect place, but that's just my opinion. Let me know what you guys think in the comments For links to updated pricing on all of the items mentioned, check out the description if you guys learned something or found this video helpful, Please give it a like and subscribe if you're new to the channel and you like short, informative tech videos

 I found the overall fit was comfortable, clamping was light, and I had no issues wearing them for long sessions. You also get some controls on the left ear cup, which includes a volume knob, two 3.5 millimeter cable jacks for wired connections, and a detachable mic, a Usb charging port, a microphone mute button, and a power button. You get a two and a half gigahertz dongle out of the box, so connection couldn't be easier

 I found that the Razer Triforce Titanium 50 millimeter drivers were very powerful and the bass response is excellent with plenty of clarity and presence although it's not a sub bass level, The mid-range was nice too, but the high frequency response wasn't the best I've heard though I thought in game sound and left right panning was outstanding and this gave me a good sense of the space and enhanced my esports experience, especially with the Thx enabled. And you'll find that these are good for music too, thanks to the wide frequency response range. This also features a 9.9 millimeter Hyper Clear super cardioid microphone, which is a significant improvement over the predecessor of the Black Shark V2

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 super stinking plush. You got that nice sports material on the outside. very very soft and plush inside. pleather line so you kind of lock that sound in right there for you

 The probably closest similarity to these right now are the Logitech G Pro X Wireless I believe if I'm thinking correctly, those came in at 199. But as far as features to sound and everything, they're both in line right here. As far as the Eq adjustment uh, the mic adjustment and everything, I'd put both of these in line right there. But the one thing that kept coming to my mind again, as far as many of these other headsets I've been testing lately, at 180 bucks, there's one big thing I would have loved to see on this headset and that is the option for bluetooth as well

 just putting this guy on your head right here. Oh mama. these things are incredibly stinking cozy. Definitely a light clamping force

 Not bluetooth for my gaming or my videos or anything because we all know there's a pinch of lag right there. But I like having that extra touch of bluetooth. so you got your wireless and your bluetooth just like on the 700 Gen Twos we just tested right. You had your wireless and then you also had the bluetooth option

Razer Blackshark V2 Pro Wireless, DETAILED Review, A++++++

So I had been using a cheap kotion each g2000 headset for over 2 years and I wasn't very pleased with the experience( can't really ask much considering the price is only 15€) . My main problem was the comfortability, especially of the headband as my head started to ache after 3-4 hours of gaming sessions. I am thinking of buying something between the razer blackshark v2 , the hyperX cloud alpha and the coolermaster mh751. I want overall good well balanced sound and I am extremely concerned about them being comfortable for long hours

 I am thinking of buying something between the razer blackshark v2 , the hyperX cloud alpha and the coolermaster mh751. I want overall good well balanced sound and I am extremely concerned about them being comfortable for long hours. They are all around the same price around 70€ in my country. I live in greece but I can order from other european countrys and the us in case of a deal

The boom mic is a foam-covered capsule mounted on a flexible black metal arm, and looks almost identical to the BlackShark V2&rsquo;s microphone. Razer gave it an upgrade, however, with the company&rsquo;s 9.9mm HyperClear Supercardiod microphone. The headset has a larger capsule than the mic on the BlackShark V2, and rejects even more outside noise, according to Razer

 It has the same memory foam earpads wrapped in breathable fabric, and similarly memory-foam-covered padding on the underside of the headband with faux leather on the top side. This results in a light, comfortable fit that&rsquo;s easy to wear for long periods of gaming.

The Razer Synapse software lets you perform the same sorts of audio tweaks as you can with the wired BlackShark V2 and the Razer Kraken Ultimate. It provides access to a 10-band EQ with multiple presets, along with separate, tweakable Bass Boost, Sound Normalization, and Voice Clarity features. The mic gets its own EQ, along with other enhancements like Volume Normalization, Vocal Clarity, and Ambient Noise Reduction. It also has an adjustable Voice Gate

 When the track properly kicks in, the bass gets plenty of presence, while the vocals and drums manage to share the spotlight just behind it. The guitar strums can also be discerned, though again they lack the high frequency response to really make their own space in the mix. It&rsquo;s a well-balanced sound that definitely leans more toward the lower frequencies, though the higher frequencies get just enough presence to not sound dull.

Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Review

  They're comfortable, both initially and after wearing them for hours. My janky old headset got very loose and would fall off, and despite its weight, this headset stays in place just fine. I find that my ears only really get tired after 7 or 8 hours, which is longer than I like to wear headphones anyway. I also have bigger ears than most, so you might have less fatigue than I do

 I find that my ears only really get tired after 7 or 8 hours, which is longer than I like to wear headphones anyway. I also have bigger ears than most, so you might have less fatigue than I do.  On noise cancellation, be aware that these DON'T have any active noise cancellation. They're closed-back headphones, so they'll muffle the noise around you, and they do a better job of that than my previous janky headset

 The signal even generally works through my apartment walls, with minimal cutout.  Battery life is fine. I can use the headphones for a full work day without having to plug them in, which sometimes means 10-12 hours. I haven't had the headphones long enough to know how the batteries age, but I have my fingers crossed

 I get about the same performance out of these as I do from my AKG studio headphones, in terms of volume and clarity. I'm not much of an audiophile, so I can't comment too much on sound quality.  They're comfortable, both initially and after wearing them for hours. My janky old headset got very loose and would fall off, and despite its weight, this headset stays in place just fine

Great headphones with a couple of baffling downsides

 Again, if range isn't a problem (you'll just be sitting at your desk or on the sofa across from the TV) and you're not spoiled by audiophile-ish cans, then these should be just fine if not on the pricy side for something with micro-USB still.

 I use that all the time on my Soundcore Q35's. But still, it's a return for me. Again, if range isn't a problem (you'll just be sitting at your desk or on the sofa across from the TV) and you're not spoiled by audiophile-ish cans, then these should be just fine if not on the pricy side for something with micro-USB still.

  Minor plus: the microphone right out of the box was actually good at reducing background noise, though it didn't sound that great to begin with. NVIDIA Broadcast app is like cheat-mode for removing background noise, and I run that all the time. So, this was a small thing to consider, but just out of the box, it could keep down the sound of my mechanical keyboard to a minimum, which was not something any other headset had seemed to be do. Props to that

Poor(ish) sound and range, micro-USB and an ultimately returned product

 So for me personally, with taking good care of them, I don't see any reason why these would be breaking down even a year, a year and a half down the road, a very well built headset, not to mention good comfort, good build quality, as well as great sound in my opinion. So a lot of good things going for this and it's holding up well down the road. So a recommendation for me. And if you guys wanna check out, I'll have a link in the description down below

 We're going to be doing a six months down the road. So I've been using these guys for a while now, and this is going to be really for you guys as consumers, you know, who are purchasing these products to use for that long haul down the road, you know, even a year down the road. So this will help give you guys a better idea of what to expect out of it, not just out of the box with like a week of using it, you know, we're talking six months down the road now. So this will really show any flaws that might be present in it, or anything that's going to go wrong down the road

 I don't know how you guys treat your headsets. I'm personally pretty careful with them as I don't wanna ruin something that I spent a decent amount of money on. So for me personally, with taking good care of them, I don't see any reason why these would be breaking down even a year, a year and a half down the road, a very well built headset, not to mention good comfort, good build quality, as well as great sound in my opinion. So a lot of good things going for this and it's holding up well down the road

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