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Enjoy cutting-edge audio performance that embraces the future of Xbox. Enter the Razer Kaira Pro for Xbox—a wireless Xbox Series X headset that supports mobile Xbox gaming. Fitted with our best drivers and headset mic, experience stellar sound and voice chat for unrivalled console and mobile gaming.

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If you want Xbox headphones that support Bluetooth, try the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox instead. These headphones can't be used wired, unlike the SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless, but they have Bluetooth, so you can pair them with your phone to stream music or chat with friends and hear your game audio at the same time. They have low non-Bluetooth latency, so you shouldn't notice audio syncing issues when you're playing. Their boom mic is detachable, unlike the SteelSeries', and it offers an even better overall performance. Their warm sound profile is quite well-suited for action-packed games, but it's a bit uneven overall, and you may find it overly boomy or muddy. That said, you can customize their sound with a graphic EQ and presets in the headphones' companion app. 

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.

If you like to game on your Xbox while simultaneously streaming audio from your phone, try the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox. They have a less neutral default sound profile than the SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless, but they support Bluetooth, which allows you to connect them wirelessly to your phone or laptop. Their latency over non-Bluetooth wireless is low, so you won't notice audio lag issues while you're playing. Their boom mic has a very good overall performance, and their battery lasts for about 19 hours continuously. While their warm sound profile may sound a bit boomy to some, you can customize it with a five-band EQ and presets in their companion software. Unfortunately, their sound delivery depends on their fit and positioning on your head, so you may need to adjust them with each use to hear a consistent sound.

If you want headphones with a more neutral default sound profile or a longer continuous battery life, go for the SteelSeries, but try the Razer if you want a gaming headset that supports Bluetooth.

If you're an Xbox gamer, you'll want to check out the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox, the best wireless gaming headset under $100 for this console. Most wireless headphones, like the Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless, won't work on Xbox consoles as they don't support Microsoft's proprietary wireless technology. So, if you primarily game on this console and prefer a wireless design, you'll want to check out these well-built and comfortable headphones. They only work on Xbox but have low latency when connected to these consoles. They also support Bluetooth, meaning you can stay connected to your smartphone and console simultaneously. While they last over 19 hours continuously, which is great for long gaming marathons, you can't use them passively.

These over-ears have a warm but uneven sound profile. They deliver intense boom, which can bloat dialogue and instruments. The headphones are also pretty prone to inconsistencies in audio delivery, and you may especially notice a drop in bass if you have thick hair or wear glasses. Luckily, you can adjust their sound to your preferences using their companion software's graphic EQ and presets. Their boom mic is great, though: you won't have any trouble being understood clearly.

The best lower mid-range Xbox headphones we've tested are the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox. Their battery life may be shorter than the SteelSeries Arctis 9X Wireless, and their sound profile isn't as neutral or flat, but they're worth checking out if you want to save money. They have low latency via Xbox Wireless, and you can pair them with one Bluetooth device and your console, allowing you to stream audio from your phone while gaming. Their battery lasts over 19 hours continuously, and their detachable boom microphone has a great performance, so your teammates won't have a problem hearing you clearly. They have a warm yet somewhat uneven sound profile, and it can muddy dialogue and instruments. They're also prone to inconsistencies in audio delivery, so it's important to take the time to ensure they fit your head well. Luckily, their companion software offers a five-band graphic EQ and presets so you can adjust them to your liking.

These over-ears have a comfortable fit suitable for long gaming sessions and are well-built. However, if you're looking for even more comfortable headphones, it's worth checking out the HyperX Cloud Alpha S instead. They're wired headphones, which can be a big drawback for people who enjoy the mobility only a wireless design can provide. However, they come with two different sets of ear cup padding to help you get the best fit, and you can game while wearing them for long periods without experiencing too much fatigue.

The Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox is the best Xbox Series X headset we've tested. These comfortable headphones may not sound as neutral or flat as the SteelSeries Arctis 9X Wireless. However, you can download their companion app on the Xbox and finetune their boominess and harsh mids using the graphic EQ and presets. Since they have Xbox Wireless built-in, you also don't have to worry about misplacing a dongle or dock, and they have low latency via this connection. They support Bluetooth, which is great for receiving audio from two devices at a time.

Their boom mic has a very good overall performance, making them a solid choice if you like to play team-based games. Their roughly 19-hour continuous battery life means you don't need to recharge them too often. If you're looking to avoid the issue of battery life altogether, it's worth checking out the HyperX Cloud Alpha S. These are wired headphones with a bass slider on the ear cup, so you can customize the amount of thump and boom you get out of each driver. Their mic's recording quality isn't as good as the Razer, but they're more comfortable and come with two sets of ear cup padding.

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 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, again, you got the regular Kyber. Don't even bother with the Kyber Pro if you don't need the Bluetooth

 Totally flat, laid on your chest, little bit forward, ear cushions in and out right there and you adjust by that standard arm right there and it holds its positions great. You put it right on a number you want and it does not budge. I absolutely love that. So again, mid game, you're taking it on and off, it's holding your position there

 Same sports material and very, very cozy top to bottom here. And that goes right into adjustability of this headset. Totally flat, laid on your chest, little bit forward, ear cushions in and out right there and you adjust by that standard arm right there and it holds its positions great. You put it right on a number you want and it does not budge

 If you don't need it, again, you got the regular Kyber. Don't even bother with the Kyber Pro if you don't need the Bluetooth. Save yourself 50 bucks. Me personally, with my son in school, I need Bluetooth

Razer Kaira Pro Headset Review, BEST XBOX/SERIES X HEADSET?

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.

 They have low non-Bluetooth latency, so you shouldn't notice audio syncing issues when you're playing. Their boom mic is detachable, unlike the SteelSeries', and it offers an even better overall performance. Their warm sound profile is quite well-suited for action-packed games, but it's a bit uneven overall, and you may find it overly boomy or muddy. That said, you can customize their sound with a graphic EQ and presets in the headphones' companion app

 Their warm sound profile is quite well-suited for action-packed games, but it's a bit uneven overall, and you may find it overly boomy or muddy. That said, you can customize their sound with a graphic EQ and presets in the headphones' companion app. 

If you want Xbox headphones that support Bluetooth, try the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox instead. These headphones can't be used wired, unlike the SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless, but they have Bluetooth, so you can pair them with your phone to stream music or chat with friends and hear your game audio at the same time. They have low non-Bluetooth latency, so you shouldn't notice audio syncing issues when you're playing. Their boom mic is detachable, unlike the SteelSeries', and it offers an even better overall performance

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 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

 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 was really hoping to like these, because of it's convenient connectivity and the very nice premium look and feel of the headset. Maybe the Brand New ones are better

Ok, so the reviews on this headset seemed decent.. and looked like just a simple firmware issue/update. Well, I updated it as soon as I got it and still encountered audio cut outs and popping when there was lots of stuff going on in a game or there was too much bass or high pitched sounds

 and looked like just a simple firmware issue/update. Well, I updated it as soon as I got it and still encountered audio cut outs and popping when there was lots of stuff going on in a game or there was too much bass or high pitched sounds. My friends also complained in my Xbox Party that it was making a loud hissing noise, echos and/or was picking up my fan or whatever. So I sent them back and ordered another pair (both of these were pre-owned/like new condition so that could've definitely been a factor which is why I'm leaving 3 stars instead of 1)

Had to send back multiple times/multiple Kaira Pros

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

Such a good 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

Not as nice as previous Razer headsets

 It can not happen for months or happen every time I use them. Finicky. Finally, the mic is extremely sensitive and the auto mute functionality leaves a lot to be desired.  When it works it is fine and the audio quality for both game audio and chat is high quality

 Not an issue for most, but for me this was a problem. Second: I’ve had consistent connectivity issues since day one. Often without warning audio will become garbled or static-y, and resetting the headset only works 50% of the time. It can at times be unpleasant, to the point that I have to switch to different headphones

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

Good, but has significant flaws.

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Introducing our wireless THX Certified Headphones equipped with advanced active noise cancellation (ANC) technology. Experience pure, high-fidelity sound with zero distractions for all your entertainment wherever you go.

The Razer Opus X Wireless is the best wireless headset for mobile gaming we've tested. If you like to game on the go or you're looking for gaming headphones that you can use more casually, these lightweight over-ears support Bluetooth, so you connect to your smartphone or Nintendo Switch. They're also equipped with a 'Gaming Mode' to help deliver low latency on mobile devices.

These comfortable headphones come in a couple of bright and eye-catching colors. They have a somewhat neutral sound profile with a bump of extra high-bass to add boom to your mixes. If you prefer a different sound, their companion app offers EQ presets. While they're advertised to last roughly 30 hours continuously, we measured 68 hours, which is outstanding.

Their integrated mic performs much worse than other mics on this list as it sits far away from your mouth. As a result, speech sounds boxy and somewhat muffled. Your voice can also be drowned out by ambient noise. Even though these headphones have active noise cancelling (ANC) to help tackle background sound, it only offers an okay performance. However, it can still block out ambient chatter, which is handy if you're gaming in shared spaces.

If you're looking for headphones that won't break the bank, the Razer Opus Wireless 2021 are the best mid-range over-ear headphones for working out that we've tested. At this price point, you can expect fewer features, and unlike the higher-end JBL Live 660NC Wireless, they only have EQ presets and don't support multi-device pairing. However, these features aren't necessary if you want to use them at the gym. If you don't mind their somewhat simple design, these over-ears have a comfortable and stable fit suitable for workouts. Although they're mostly made of plastic, they also have a great build quality and feel sturdy.

These headphones have a warm sound profile that delivers a touch of extra boom. The manufacturer advertises them to last 30 hours continuously, but we measured over 52 hours, which exceeds expectations. Their ANC system can also help block out some background noise, like ambient chatter around you. However, if you're exercising outdoors, they have some trouble tackling bass-range noise like the rumble of car engines.

Keep in mind that there are two variants of this headphone: the 2020 and 2021 models. The 2021 model stealthily replaced the previous model, but there were downgrades, like a less neutral sound profile and worse noise isolation performance by their ANC. If you want to know which model you have, you can check your unit's serial number via the manufacturer's 'FAQ' page.

If you like to use your smartphone or Nintendo Switch for playing mobile apps or streaming video on the go, then the Razer Opus X Wireless are the best noise cancelling headphones for low latency under $100 that we've tested. Unlike other picks on this list, these colorful over-ears have a low-latency 'Gaming Mode', which ensures that your audio and visuals stay in sync. They also have an okay ANC system. Even though it struggles to block out the low rumble of bus engines, it does an excellent job of cutting down ambient chatter and even performs significantly better in this range than the Plantronics BackBeat Go 810 Wireless. They have a comfortable fit and are well-built too, but unfortunately, they don't come with a carrying case to help protect them when you're on the go.

These headphones have a somewhat neutral sound profile that's well-suited for most kinds of audio. A bump of extra boom helps bring warmth to your mixes while vocals and lead instruments still sound clear. If you prefer a different sound, their companion app offers EQ presets to help you adjust their sound. While the manufacturer advertises them to last 30 hours with their ANC on, we measured 68 hours, which is outstanding. You can't use them wired, though.

If you've been annoyed by audio syncing issues watching videos on your phone, you might be looking for the Razer Opus X Wireless. Their ANC feature isn't nearly as effective as the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Wireless'. However, unlike other picks on this list, they have a dedicated 'Gaming Mode' to help lower latency over Bluetooth. With this mode activated, you won't encounter lip-syncing issues on Android or iOS devices, whether you're playing a mobile game or video chatting. They have a comfortable fit, and their control system allows you to adjust calls and music on the fly.

They have a somewhat neutral sound profile out of the box, although a bump in their high-bass adds boom and warmth to mixes. Their companion app offers EQ presets to help you change their sound to your liking. Thanks to their ANC system, they can block out ambient chatter and the whirl of standing fans, but they struggle to cut down car engine rumbles, so they won't be ideal for commuting or traveling. The manufacturer advertises them to last 30 hours with their ANC on, and we measured over double that, which gives them the longest continuous battery life of all the headphones listed here.

If you use your headphones to watch videos or play games on your phone, you might want headphones with low latency to keep your audio and video in sync. While headphones that rely on &Beta;luetooth usually have more latency than dedicated gaming headsets, the Razer Opus X Wireless have a 'Gaming Mode' that provides a low latency connection with iOS and Android devices. It helps prevent lip-syncing issues when you're watching something on YouTube or participating in a video call. Their well-balanced sound profile is suitable for a variety of genres and types of content, and you can customize it with presets in the companion software.

These headphones also stand out for their long continuous battery life of more than 60 hours. Their ANC feature is very good at isolating you from background chatter or the hum of a computer fan, but it struggles with lower-pitched noise like rumbling engines. The headphones' mic makes your voice sound adequately clear on the phone, but it has sub-par noise handling, so they aren't well-suited for calls if you're not in a quiet area. On the plus side, they have a good build quality, a comfortable fit, and come in a few bright colors.

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 If you prefer a different sound, their companion app offers EQ presets. While they're advertised to last roughly 30 hours continuously, we measured 68 hours, which is outstanding.

 Your voice can also be drowned out by ambient noise. Even though these headphones have active noise cancelling (ANC) to help tackle background sound, it only offers an okay performance. However, it can still block out ambient chatter, which is handy if you're gaming in shared spaces.

Their integrated mic performs much worse than other mics on this list as it sits far away from your mouth. As a result, speech sounds boxy and somewhat muffled. Your voice can also be drowned out by ambient noise. Even though these headphones have active noise cancelling (ANC) to help tackle background sound, it only offers an okay performance

These comfortable headphones come in a couple of bright and eye-catching colors. They have a somewhat neutral sound profile with a bump of extra high-bass to add boom to your mixes. If you prefer a different sound, their companion app offers EQ presets. While they're advertised to last roughly 30 hours continuously, we measured 68 hours, which is outstanding

 My answer to that question is yes, but nevertheless, that the Opus is making me question it at all speaks to their quality and value.

 It’s even easier if you just want to pause or resume music; just taking them off of your head will do the trick. The button to turn the noise cancellation on and off is alongside the left ear cup. Like a number of noise-canceling headphones available now, the Opus has a feature that switches on the microphones to let you hear what’s happening around you. You just have to hold the noise cancellation button to toggle it on, then lift off to go back into the ANC bubble

 More so, I wasn’t expecting miracles given Razer’s comparative lack of experience in making headphones. However, they are good enough to make me doubt if my Sony’s are that much better to warrant costing almost double the amount. My answer to that question is yes, but nevertheless, that the Opus is making me question it at all speaks to their quality and value.

The noise cancellation is an area where the Opus doesn’t reach parity with more expensive headphones. I had to raise their volume up higher than I was comfortable with to block out most of the outside noise. Keeping the Opus at a normal volume with noise cancellation on, I can clearly hear my partner talking on the phone from across the room. If you’re in a relatively quiet environment, I think they’ll do the trick, but I’m not confident at all that these could dampen an airplane engine or the loud voices and noises you may want to get rid of during your commute

These are better than I thought they’d be

All equally good-sounding and noise-cancelling so buying by price could be wise (* less $).

As the title says i am looking for good isolation headphones. Due to bad experiences i am sensitive on some noises and my new neighbors are often louder.

*Past experiences:*

Currently i am using HyperX Cloud Alpha - i am happy with the sound, but it feels like almost no isolation.

I can block out enough to be comfortable with hearing protection 3M Peltor Optime III, but those get uncomfortable after a while, especially when i am wearing ear buds underneath.

*Usage:*

I am looking for something i can wear for longer periods of time and i am wearing **glasses**.

Gaming, Movies, Music(wide range from classical and jazz to electronic bass heavy genres) and if possible just put them on for some peace and quiet.

*Budget:*

I would prefer to stay below 200€, but i am willing to add up to another 150€ if really needed for a good outcome.

*Source:*

Will Only or mostly be used on PC.

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So in short: I am looking for something that primarily blocks out neighbors chatter but also delivers ok sound for longer periods of time.

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Am i correct to assume ANC headphones usually also try to get good passive isolation (that is what i need, right?)?

Would  Bose QuietComfort 35 II be a good choice? 

I am open to suggestions and thankful for any help or advice!

<div class="md">As the title says i am looking for good isolation headphones. Due to bad experiences i am sensitive on some noises and my new neighbors are often louder.

Past experiences:

Currently i am using HyperX Cloud Alpha - i am happy with the sound, but it feels like almost no isolation.

I can block out enough to be comfortable with hearing protection 3M Peltor Optime III, but those get uncomfortable after a while, especially when i am wearing ear buds underneath.

Usage:

I am looking for something i can wear for longer periods of time and i am wearing glasses.

Gaming, Movies, Music(wide range from classical and jazz to electronic bass heavy genres) and if possible just put them on for some peace and quiet.

Budget:

I would prefer to stay below 200€, but i am willing to add up to another 150€ if really needed for a good outcome.

Source:

Will Only or mostly be used on PC.

&#x200B;

So in short: I am looking for something that primarily blocks out neighbors chatter but also delivers ok sound for longer periods of time.

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Am i correct to assume ANC headphones usually also try to get good passive isolation (that is what i need, right?)?

Would Bose QuietComfort 35 II be a good choice? 

I am open to suggestions and thankful for any help or advice!
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[PA] Looking for headphones to block out noisy neighbors (mostly voices) budget: ~200€ for use with PC

 The Razer Opus (is bluetooth, btw) should also be worse than the Bose for gaming, but better than Sony or Sennheiser.

). 5\. The Razer Opus (is bluetooth, btw) should also be worse than the Bose for gaming, but better than Sony or Sennheiser.

 Which of these headphones is the best for listening music and gaming. I mostly play fps games like warzone, fortnite, csgo, etc. 

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<div class="md">Which of these headphones is the best for listening music and gaming. I mostly play fps games like warzone, fortnite, csgo, etc. 

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Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox vs Razer Opus

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