Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound is really good and has different settings. The mic for you to talk is very clear and a huge upgrade from the old version. Definitely would recommend and the battery lasts forever!

These Headphones were high quality and comfortable the sound was amazing and like how you can choose the different settings for music cinematic or gaming.

Great quality and battery life, super comfortable when wearing for long periods of time, the customizations and presets sound amazing for gaming and overall entertainment such as movies and music, definitely recommend this for all gamers!!

Was able to ship it to my house within 24 hours and once it arrived, I tried it on and it was incredible. The comfortability is 10/10. Volume control and the audio is absolutely amazing. Also the mic quality is great. Personally one of my best headset choices I made.

Really comfortable headset very great sound amazing quality with the best system for a headset I’ve had so much customization for the sound quality and many different setting high battery life I don’t charge often which is great and best color to get is white

So far so good. Great connectivity. Haven't used them for gaming yet, but editing videos and what not the quality of sound is definitely there. Overall pretty comfortable as well.

The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro 2023 improves upon an already solid device. It has a great microphone, audio output that is optimized for multiplayer gaming, extra cushioning, and a USB-C connector to complete the package. The BlackShark V2 Pro has a rich mid-range, as well as a highend that sounds incredible. They utilize Razer TRIFORCE TITANIUM 50 MM drivers to provide superb sound for any game genre. The microphone is one significant upgrade Razer made to this year's design. One of the greatest headphone microphones (wired or wireless) I have ever used, it is clear and sharp. The sound quality has drawn several accolades from people that I game with, which is great. The headset does not include head adjustments, but instead uses a band that molds around your head. I for one really like not having to manually adjust the headset since the BlackShark does it all on its own. It is extremely comfortable, and I have not had an issue with headaches or heaviness that you feel with some headsets. Long gaming sessions are not a problem at all. The headset also boasts 70 hours of use before having to charge it. As with most Razer products, you can customize the BlackShark V2 Pro using the Raze Synapse but keep in mind it does have pro-tuned profiles on board that you can choose from, which is extremely handy if you play different types of game types. Overall, the headset sounds amazing, and the microphone is, in my opinion, one of the best (if not the best) microphones on any headset. Razer killed it with the 2023 BlackShark V2 Pro.

Honestly a great headset! Battery lasts me at least a week or more I game about 5 to 7 hours most nights. Very comfortable on the ears. The mic is absolutely amazing! Would recommend this for any type of gamer out there

Absolutely my favorite headset light weight long lasting, no connection issues ! Love it so much I bought two! Can’t go wrong with this headset!

Razer’s triforce titanium 50mm drivers deliver great sound. The drivers are unique in that they are divided into three parts for the individual tuning of high, midrange, and low frequencies. These drivers deliver incredible levels of clarity as compared to my previous headset. Additionally, there are sound profiles available for a variety of commonly played games. The headset is noticeably lighter than any other headset I’ve used in the past. They are aesthetically pleasing, and comfortable on the ears/head. The microphone is wideband, which leads to less compression of voice, and a more natural sound. THX spatial audio (7.1 surround sound) is supported by this headset. Razer Hyperspeed Wireless delivers on low-latency play (Razer says it is less than four milliseconds). They also state that this wireless technology requires less power than competitive offerings, which in theory should lead to longer usage before needing to recharge. Speaking of battery life, Razer says that the headset can deliver up to seventy hours of battery life. I haven’t confirmed that, as I tend to put my headset on charge with its included USB Type-C cable at the end of each day’s use. Razer states that fifteen minutes of charging can yield six hours of play, which is impressive. I've pointed out the positives, and for the negatives... I haven't found any just yet. The headset delivers on Razer's commitments, and I'm very happy with it.

Great sound. Good mic. Comfortable. Better build quality than Blackshark v2 pro as well. Very happy with these for counterstrike 2. Footsteps and guns sound crisp.

I don't have many complaints with this headset. The mic is probably one of the best headset mics I've had. The comfort is good and the sound quality is too but I've seen better before. The only bad experience I've had is that it won't allow me to connect this to the razor audio app on my phone for some reason, but I could still adjust settings on my laptop. In this price range, it's easily one of the better options out there, especially if you get it on sale.

Awesome headset for gaming.. Charged when I first got them and it's been two weeks of daily use and still going. Others say how clear my voice is and they sound great. Verry comfortable after several hours of gaming. Definitely recommend.

Solid microphone for a wireless headset. Clamping force is a little high for me, having to take them off occasionally. Noise cancelling ear pads work well. Wish there was a little bit more bass. Even with EQ through synapse I was not able to get a decent bass sound. Would also be nice to have more options for ear pads like velour for those who want them. For some reason, this version has a different ear pad replacement system than the previous models. Bluetooth connectivity is nice although it would have been nice if it was simultaneous bluetooth. Overall decent headset with a microphone that is hard to beat when going wireless.

SOOO comfy, sound is crisp and clear, could wear a very long time, battery is amazing, so simple but so good.

Very comfortable and sleek design. Love them minimalistic look along with. It's lightweight design makes it a very hard to beat headset. I definitely do think the mic is definitely worth spending the few more dollars.

Wonderful clarity, crisp sound! Not even and easy on the ears.

These headphones were great! I switched from a wired heaset and the convenience of wireless is certainly worht it. The headset feels nice on the ears and the mic quality was much more clear than my old ones.

The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro checks all the boxes. The comfort, audio performance, mic quality, and battery life exceeded my expectations. These features make for a phenomenal headset worth considering.

Great headset! The Good: - The cups are large, which is nice for me as I had issues with the Arctis Nova Pro cup diameter being too small but these fit well. - The MIC! Easily the best sounding headset mic I've ever used. This sentiment was echoed by everyone I was in chat with via Discord or in-game chat. - Sound is pretty good, an upgrade imaging-wise from my older Arctis 7's. - Bluetooth connection works but is a toggle type, NOT simultaneous. Easy to switch over to an incoming phone call though, then back to the game. - Volume knob may look kinda goofy hanging off like that, but is MUCH easier to find and turn during gameplay than the more discreet wheels on other sets. - Sidetone is decent! The Bad: - Wireless dongle connection was the worst of any of the headsets I've tried so far. Works well for a bit, but definitely experienced jitters/info drops during gaming sessions. Sidetone would stop sometimes and not resume until I opened Synapse. One time after muting the headset, setting it down and coming back to it about 5 minutes later, I could only get full sound out of the left earcup when un-muted. When I pressed mute I'd get full sound again. Had to remove&replug the dongle to fix. - The earcups slide down the yokes EASILY. I found myself constantly fidgeting with them to keep them in place. - Cups are large, but shallow. My ears touched the drivers and the set was uncomfortable to use for more than 20 minutes. I thought maybe if I got some different pads that might help like on other sets, but as of today I can't find any different pads for these. Wicked pads even said development for this 2023 version is pretty far down the road, so nothing is imminent. - The cups also get hot. I'm starting to think this is true of every modern headset, even with upgraded pads. Can't find anything as cool and comfortable as my old Arctis 7's yet. - When switching back to 2.4 from bluetooth there is a decently loud 'pop' that isn't pleasant to hear. This one is minor, but still we're talking close to 2 bills for this headset and I just expect better performance. - NO CHAT MIX. This one is kind of the biggest deal breaker for me. Steelseries has the Sonar software that can act as a digital mixer for you to route chat, media, etc. so even if a Steelseries headset doesn't have chat mix on the hardware, you can still do this via software. The BlackShark v2 Pro 2023 does not support this in either hardware OR software. Razer Synapse has some EQ options, but no mixer. The headset shows up as only one input and one output in Windows audio settings. Final Opinion: I would definitely recommend these for the price. If you don't want to spend $250-$350 on a headset, and find the earcups comfortable enough for extended use, these will serve you really well.