Razer - ManO'War Wireless 7.1 Gaming Headset for PC, Mac, PS4 - Black

Hands down best wireless headset I’ve owned. I’ve owned a lot of wireless gaming or otherwise headsets, as well as analogue brand name headsets. I can’t recommend this enough. The plush headphone padding to the battery life, and the range of the sound from source should be the selling points that I need to tell you, they are so good. Replaceable padding on the ear cups. The audio quality is only lacking in the midrange, but that’s Not the point of gaming. They cancel outside noise very very well. In game immersion is flawlessly achieved if that’s what you want. Battery life never fails me unless i neglect to charge them at night. Yes they last all dang day. They say 7 days, but a hard core gamer would use them for 25-28 hours and that’s probably be when they finally die. No joke. And I should mention if you only use the usb to plug in it’s fine, but to achieve farther distance wirelessly use the included usb extender/hub.

Wanted a solid pair of wireless headphones for gaming and also so I could lay back and watch a movie from across the room. I am very happy with these ManoWars! The worst thing I can say is that when completely across the room in the opposite corner they sometimes drop out, but it's not often and they usually reconnect quickly. The ear cups are very comfortable for long gaming sessions, they can get a little warm (and I do mean just a little). Neither of these things are enough to even drop them a star in my opinion. Battery life is decent with the chroma lighting on, but turned off they seem to last forever! My next purchase is goi g to be a keyboard and after these headphones I'll probably go Razer again for that.

Cons: - The wireless headset is incompatible with Skype/Lync. Audio works, but no microphone. Apparently Razer is trying to fix this, but nothing so far. - Hardwear - after 6 months of normal use, the top cushion broke off the frame on one side. Very uncomfortable to wear. I've submitted a warranty claim, looks like they will honor it, we'll see. Pros: - The ear muffs are comfortable and not hot. Sound is great. I really like the software interface.

Broke after 2 years of normal use, razer refused to provide me with a $12 part to remedy the problem, a problem that is well documented.

I purchased this a few months ago from Best Buy. It was great for a while. However, the padding over your head is supported by 4 small, light pieces of plastic. Those have now broken on one side so the frame of the headset sits on my head instead of the padding. It is now painful to use. This seems to me to be an obvious design flaw.

I originally had the Razer Kraken 7.1 v2 that I liked but I wanted wireless so I traded them in for these. They are pretty close but the mic on the Kraken 7.1 v2 is a bit better (ok the headband is WAY better too). These don't have the automatic noise cancellation that the kraken 7.1 v2 has. Also the side tone has white noise at fairly low volume where the kraken 7.1 v2 didn't have any even turned all the way up. These have a beefed up headband support vs the earlier ones that came out but word is that it'll still break after 4 months so I grabbed the geeksquad protection. I also own the Logitech G633, SteelSeries Arctis 7, and the HyperX Cloud Core. Out of the lot I think that the Logitech G633 has the best positional audio but terrible mic. The Cloud Core is best for music, the Arctis 7 is built like a tank and has crazy good wireless range but a meh mic. The Man O'War has the best mic with decent surround surround sound. You can customize what programs to use 7.1 and 2.0. For example group chat and music sounds best as normal stereo (2.0) and games at surround sound (7.1). Say you want to listen to music and chat while you game so in the Synapse software mixer tab you set Discord and your web browser to use 2.0 and your game to use 7.1. Everything sounds great. All my other headphones don't do this, the surround sound is either on or off. These sound pretty good, but they are a little too bassy for my taste but it's easy to set the EQ how you like it. They do get a little warm but not to the point of distracting me during long gaming sessions (5+ hours). I do a lot of group chat while playing and these have the best microphone for it out of the bunch. I also have a more expensive studio setup with a dynamic mic and headphones, and this headset is close enough combined with the added benefit of being able to get up and do things while waiting for a game to start is wonderful. I haven't used my studio setup in several weeks. It's too bad that it doesn't have extra features that pretty much every other headphone has such as listening to multiple audio sources at the same time, but it's really not anything that I really care about, but I would take that over RGB that I turn off as I'd rather have longer battery life. Overall: This headset has an amazing mic, good surround sound, and software that adds a lot of customization. Just get geeksquad protection because i doubt the headband will survive long.

I am an elite member to Best Buy so I get a 45 day return on my stuff and I use it to the day. I was really skeptical when I purchased these after bringing back several others that wee more expensive and less expensive and I really wasn't a fan of Razer BUT NOW I AM! Let me tell you.. I went through a lot of headphones to get an idea and by far this one is one of the best. For me it was a must to use ps4 and PC headphones. What makes this one the best is the weight, comfort after long hours, really good sound and the battery lasts a long time, mic is perfect. This hits the bar for an excellent all around great headphones you will wish you had sooner. Here's the negative things and I don't even think they are because it would be with most all others. it doesn't have 5.1 or 7.1 ssound for PS4 but that's because I was 'renting' the sony HP's and it's built for ps4 and the sound is AMAZING and I really miss it but the HP's got heavy and it was klunky. One of the other negatives is it might appear to be flimsy but they've gone through a lot and are in perfect condition after about 2 months or so. That's about it for the negative for me, others might say something else but I'd be hardpressed to make an argument past those aformentioned and these headphones are 5.1 on PC but I haven't played PC game yet, still on ps4. If you're looking for durable, great sound/mic and really long range and battery life, light weaight for us pencilnecks and plays on ps4 and pc with a boondoggle this is for you. I'm surprised it's from Razer since I was not a fan of their overtweaked mice/kb. This is simple and just truly perfect and I am picky mofo.

First and foremost, they sound great - especially for wireless headphones. The mic is clear and people were able to understand me clearly. My biggest gripes, come from the headband. I have a large noggin, and due to its rigidity when the ear muffs were in a comfortable position the top of the head band was pushing down on the top of my head. Normally headphones do this, but this was extremely noticeable. Because of how 'tight' the headphones are, when I increase the length of the headband, it would pull the ear muffs in tighter and because a bit awkward to wear. The other con, although not a big one - these things are massive. I felt like I should be in a string bikini and working for Jabba when these were on - and no one wants to see that. If they're a comfortable for you, and you have a normal size noggin, I would recommend these if you're in the market for wireless headphones.