Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best headsets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awsome best headset ive bought yet better than the steel series

Quality product that delivers outstanding sound while on the internet via desktop.

Decent headset nothing too crazy above average its a razer product

I tried these on multiple computers and the mic is horrible.

Not much to say its awesome. It does what i need it to do. Try it out.

Good product so far, seems to hold up was a decent price

Razer Barracuda Pro is quite unique in the gaming world as it is a product targeted for gamers who want to have a versatile wireless headset that they can use for both gaming and general listening. An all-rounder. The headset has a sleek design akin to premium pairs by major audio brands. No flashy gaming LED lights, which is a good thing for a versatile headset. They are a bit heavy, however the quality of material is nice and most importantly they are still comfortable to use even in long gaming session. Battery hours is fantastic. You can use the headset for days without needing them to charge. We can’t charge the headset while using them at the same time but that’s not a problem because they are rated at 40 hours of battery use to make them survive even the longest gaming session. In terms of features, the pair offer almost everything you can find in a premium headset such as ANC, USB-C, and they offer wireless connectivity through proprietary 2.4Ghz wireless technology and Bluetooth. The option to connect the headset through 2.4Ghz wireless tech is a big deal because you can use your PC’s Bluetooth connectivity for other peripherals such as game pad and phone without experiencing any degradation of audio quality while playing games. The headset also has built-in THX spatial audio encoding meaning this headset is ready for spatial audio gaming. The sound quality is excellent so the 50mm driver as expected does not disappoint. The headset produce balanced sound profile that is leaning towards studio headset, which may or may not work for you. If your favorite genre is EDM, this pair may sound a bit lacking in the bass department. Other types of music should sound nice and movies produce clear dialogues. The pair can compete in the sound department with other headsets offered from most premium brands, which makes this headset very appealing for general purpose. In the past, you might want to have separate headsets for gaming and general listening. This headset can do them all. The THX Achromatic Audio Amplifier seems to be doing good job in producing the gaming sound profile. So, you’d be getting the best of two worlds: gaming and general listening. How well this headset performs for gaming would however depend largely on what type of gamer you are. If you play mainly AAA games and don’t use in game voice chat much, this headset will be great for you. There’s no detachable boom mic. While the mic is not bad but surely, it’s not their forte. So why five stars? It’s clear from the beginning that this is a product intended to be a versatile headset for gamers. Many headsets that I own do not have a boom mic and the mic sound quality is what to be expected for that kind of headset. So, if you’re a gamer who wants to have versatile wireless headset that you want to use for long gaming sessions and general listening, this is a great pair for you. But if you’re a streamer or a gamer who uses in game voice chat a lot, you may want to consider other options.

Sound quality is good but the plastic material is fragile.

Signal between the dongle and headset, would fail plenty of times. Microphone would not sound good if signal was lost and regained.

The Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) Technology is awesome. It really really works. It is true that you get what you pay for.

Worst headphones ever………………………………………………………….,………. .

It was difficult to evaluate these as simply a gaming headset or just for listening to music. Thankfully, they perform well doing both, but I have my personal reservations in just how well they do either. Let me start by saying that the ANC works surprisingly well with this headset, as it cuts out about 95% of any background noise once it is turned on, leaving your audio listening experience quite clean and clear. They are not perfect, but they perform well for a “gaming” headset in this aspect. I have tried to listen to an extensive range of music across a variety of genres and have found the audio listening experience to be clean and with sufficient bass for most musical types, but for those attempting to blow out their eardrums with bass, I could not get much more performance beyond their natural sound. If you are a “bass head” then you may need to look elsewhere as I couldn’t seem to turn it up much higher, with either the “Bass Boost” setting under Razer Synapse, or adjusting the EQ. The treble and mid-range frequencies on the Razer Barracuda Pro are exceptionally clean and crisp and sound great. For gaming, I do not typically use a microphone, but I have used this headset for video meetings and the other person had no issues with hearing me clearly or understanding anything I said. Otherwise, these sounded as well as some of my wired headphones for clarity. These sound far more precise and cleaner than previous Razer headsets I have used and have a clean sound range from low to high frequencies. I was not disappointed when gaming with these but, I was not blown away either. They just sounded like I thought they should sound for my personal tastes. I have used these on Windows 11 with the 2.4GHz “dongle” as well as solely as a Bluetooth connection. The latter connection does not show up in Razer Synapse on a PC, just with the dongle. So, you may not be able to adjust some of the enhanced features of the Razer Barracuda Pro without using the dongle. I did not find that changing the EQ settings did a whole lot to change the sound for the better, or sometimes at all. The sound enhancements in the Synapse software did not seem to respond at all, which I think is a a configuration problem on my end. I would not typically recommend BT noise cancelling headphones by themselves for gaming, but Razer has a viable product in the Barracuda Pro if you are looking for clean and precise sound quality and a gaming headset with a well performing mic. Not perfect, but close.

Best head set on the market!! This head set has chnaged gaming for me!

The Razer Barracuda Pro wireless headset offers excellent sound quality, very good comfort, and excellent noise reduction in a hybrid headset product primarily designed for gaming, but well suited for music, travel, and general headset/headphone use. Unfortunately, it omits a couple things that would make it much for useful as a hybrid product. In the box is the headset, a very nice fitted carrying case, the 2.4Ghz USB-C transceiver, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and a USB-A to USB-C extension cable for the transceiver. The headset is very well packaged, and everything is very well made. The headset has several controls fitted to the earcups. On the left earcup is the USB-C charging port, power/pairing button, volume dial, and microphone mute button. On the right earcup is a multifunction button. Pressing this button twice quickly switches between the 2.4Ghz hyper-speed wireless connection and Bluetooth, allowing one to quickly switch between phone calls and the PC. Pressing it once switches ANC modes, cycling from "ANC Off", "Ambient", and "ANC On". The ANC is very effective. I can play games or listen to music in the same room while my wife watches TV with no issues. Overall, I really like this headset, and feel that the features it offers make it a good value. There are two things missing that I believe would take my overall rating from 'Good" to "Excellent". The headset lacks a 3.5mm aux jack. I'm sure that was a conscious design choice, but it makes it impossible to use the headset for travel on certain airlines if you wish to use their installed in-flight entertainment options. Second, for gaming, a removable directional boom microphone to enhance clarity of voice communication would be a welcome addition, but if neither of these issue bother you, this is a great headset for most use cases.

Difficult set up (3 Hours), terrible sound quality, and terrible value for how much they cost. Definitely would NOT recommend to anyone looking for a wireless gaming headset. Find something else, you've been warned.

Lasted 8 months. Razor engineers thought it would be a good idea to place a metal swivel between pressed plastic. Returned with best buys awesome warranty and purchased a set of steel series headphones.

Feels cheap, but the biggest issue is the whine. I turned on the one I purchased and it made a high pitched whine - so loud I didn't even put the headset on. I am fairly sure this is something wrong with the noise canceling. A firmware update did not fix it. Will be returning.

Broke after few months. Do not buy these headphones.

Sound quality on this device is awful, I think it came broken because it sounds really bad, I have an old Razer blackshark headphones and they sound way better than this one.