Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was a gift. Son loves them. Been looking for a good head set to play on line and these are perfect for him.

Bought headphones for my daughter she likes the sound .

Very good headset awesome ability to hear even the modest sounds

These are the best gaming headphones I've ever used. Came from the previous blackshark pro. Solid upgrade! Best buy also makes things super easy to pick up on the fly after work.

This is exactly what my grandson was wanting for Christmas this year. And Best Buy had it on sale for a great price!!! Happy grandson and grandmother!!!

good ANC just didn’t like the sound it’s unique fire sure and it’s also comfortable.

My son has the ability to play xbox one in the car.

Love the headset, but the only problem I can update through a Mac, so I had to take it back.

If you’re like me and you spend a little too much time multitasking on your Xbox, PC, and phone, finding a headset that handles everything without making your ears cry is a big ask. Enter the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro. This headset almost gets it all right. It’s built like a tank, sounds very good, feels great even after hours, and plays well with all your devices. Sure, it’s not without flaws. The mic is a bit of a letdown. ANC isn’t the best. But overall, this headset punches well above its weight in just about every category that matters. Right out of the box, the build quality makes a great first impression. It doesn’t creak or flex like cheaper plastic competitors, and the aluminum hinges and dense materials give it a sturdy, premium feel. It’s not featherlight, but it also doesn’t feel heavy on your head. The memory foam earcups are plush, the clamping force is just right, and using glasses is perfectly fine. The green Xbox stitching adds a premium touch as well. ANC is a big and welcome addition here. No, it’s not industry-leading or studio-grade, but it actually works. It does a solid job blocking out low rumbles and fan noise, along with keyboard and mouse clicks. It seals well enough to keep distractions at bay, but if you move around a lot it can loosen the seal and the ultimate experience of it. There are four levels along with ambient, but most will use level 4 I’d imagine for it to make a true difference. Battery life is another area where this headset surprised me in the best way. Razer claims up to 48 hours for the Xbox model (70 hours for the PC version), and while I didn’t sit around timing every minute, I got through a full week of regular use without needing to plug it in. That includes gaming, calls, and some light music listening. The wireless range was rock solid throughout my house via the dongle, and the dual-mode wireless plus Bluetooth function worked seamlessly. As for sound, it delivers across the board. The audio profile is balanced with just a touch of bass-forward warmth, which gives explosions and gunfire extra oomph without drowning out voice chat or footsteps. Whether I was gaming, streaming, or listening to music, the headset handled it all with clarity and detail. The treble is a little distorted out of the box, and the bass a tad heavy, but the warmth is there. If you’re the type to tweak everything, Razer Synapse gives you full EQ control, game and chat balance, mic tuning, and more. Speaking of controls, they nailed the design here. There’s a dedicated ANC toggle, mic mute, SmartSwitch button, a textured volume knob, and a custom control wheel. It’s all tactile, responsive, and spaced well enough that I wasn’t fumbling mid-game trying to hit the right button. Now for the one area that gave me pause. The microphone is fine, and usable. But for a headset in this price range, I expected better. The mic captures voice clearly enough for casual chat or in-game comms, but it struggles with background noise and lacks the crispness and warmth you’d expect from an upgraded size (12mm capsule vs 9mm) and shape. It’s especially noticeable if you’re doing anything beyond basic communication, like streaming or recording. Thankfully, Synapse lets you tune it a bit, and that can help, but something seems off overall. There is no built-in mic, either, so you will have to leave the external one plugged in to talk when connected to any device. That said, everything else about the V3 Pro makes it easy to recommend. The comfort, build quality, audio performance, battery life, and software customization put it firmly in the "worth it" category. If you can live with a so-so mic or plan to use an external one anyway, this headset is a fantastic all-rounder that delivers where it counts and does it with style.

Works great!!! Adjustable sound drowns out anything outside the headset. I love it

Very nice headphones that work. They were fairly priced and designed specifically for xbox.

The best hands down gaming headset for serious gamers. Last one lasted 5 years and was used everyday.

Great headset, I would refer these to people if they had the extra money. only negative is the card and little box that sits on your pc.

A great headset for gaming. Bought for my son as a Christmas gift and he loves it

The Razer BlackShark V3 headset for the Xbox and PC is one of the best headsets I have ever used in gaming. Its wireless connectivity brings a whole enjoyable experience in itself. The headset is pretty light, and the ear cushions are very breathable, soft and extremely comfortable. They are large cups and fit well over big ears. The adjustable arms feel very sturdy and supportive and the top head cushion is very soft and comfortable as well. The material the cups and head cushion are made out of don't feel cheap and seems like they will hold up very well to wear. The side plates of the headset are magnetic and changeable to suit your colors or designs. The mic is detachable if you just want to use it as wireless headphones as well for music or tv listening. The volume knob on the side of the cup is solid and has a great feel to it. There is a rotary dial on the other cup that mixes the game volume and chat volume. It free wheels and doesn't have solid end points, it just keeps spinning either direction, but actually adjusting the volume mix is on the money when you turn it either way. The mic itself is a decent length and does have a directional input so it should be facing a certain way towards your mouth. The mute button is under the mic on the bottom of the cup, and takes some getting used to reach up to mute. Would prefer to see it on the mic boom itself but it is in the next best spot you could put it. This headset also includes Active Noise Canceling, for which it does a pretty good job at masking the outside noises of the headset and makes the game more immersive. There is a button on the bottom of the cup to turn it on or off. The audio drivers in this headset are what brings everything together. The sound gets loud, the quality is clear, and has a good bass mix where it can really deliver an explosion in a game but not overpowered. The directional sound is very immersive and very easy to tell where people are coming from in the game. I've been able to game for 4 hours before feeling headset fatigue which is amazing and the battery lasts for several gaming sessions. Overall I am very happy with this headset and love finding new favorites. I would definitely recommend this headset.

Good headphones! Love the way they make the sound more noticeable better than other cheap headphones!

Great headset! Can never go wrong with buying the black shark brand

Very flexible and reliable for it's remote wireless!

This is the best overall option inside the series of Blackshark V3 Pro. It works for all platforms.

Its a great headset, always love Razer products. Only problem that brings it to a 4 star for me is idk why but everyone once in awhile I will stop getting audio suddenly until I turn my headset off and back on.