Customer Ratings & Reviews

Work well, good sound. Only complaint is they are a tad bulky 

Great sound, Comfortable to wear. Mic picks up speakers when volume is high

This headset is one of the most comfortable and best sounding headsets i have bought. With the synapse software, you can make the audio sound just how you want it too. The haptics are just so cool and interesting for everything, it's hard to explain how it makes you feel, you just need to experience if for yourself. listening to music, playing games, or even just simply watching YouTube with the haptics on didn't bother me or wasn't obnoxious. The battery life is amazing, even with the lights and haptics on. Overall, great headset for $200

These were at the upper price range of my budget but glad I got these. They are comfortable even with glasses, sound quality is great, and they seem like they are built pretty well. I originally was using an old set of turtle beach px22s they were an ok set but compared to these wow! Even compared to beats studios, the razers have great sound quality. I like the mutable mic button on the headphones and the retractable mic. The headphones/cans are rather large but they are light weight and the quality is spot on to my expectations if not better than I expected.

Excellent sound quality, the haptic feedback is pretty amazing with certain genres of music or certain sounds in video games. battery life is pretty good even after about a year of owning them and using them on a daily basis they still hold a charge for about 12 hours of gaming time as long as you disable haptic feedback.

Very excellent headphones! Was able to hear my teammates scream in my ears very clearly with surround sound. The RGB's work with razer synapse and are very sleek with a minimalistic outlook. The sound quality is superb with really good bass aswell.

This is if you want to spice up your immersion. I LOVE the haptic feedback. Helicopters and big guns, mech/giant footsteps, it makes whatever is setting it off feel badass. But...it is honestly a gimmick. It's obviously only triggered by how loud a sound is in relation to the other sounds around it. Sometimes it's not accurate. Definitely not for casual listening to music and I'm on the fence on most movies. The mic is eh. People have complained that it gives them a headache. That's definitely a person by person thing. I love them, never gotten a headache even after 10hr gaming binges. My sister, instant headache. I recommend having a second headset for practically, but i play all my single player games with this bad boy.

The mic is amazing! The only downside is that the battery life is rough. I use them for my Xbox and PS4 but you get the most out of this with a PC for sure!

One of the most comfortable pair of headphones I have ever used! The sound is unmatched as well!

Bought these on sale because my last headest had bad batteries in it and wouldnt hard a charge anymore. To start things off the sound quality is great, lots of depth. The haptic feedback is kinda cool for movies or gaming nut wouldnt recommend for music. Not as comfortable as my last pair i had. After a few hours start to get uncomfortable.

I wanted to live these headphones so much more but it was difficult cuase they were so Heavy , they would constantly slip around my head so I always had to stiff which kinda hurt my neck , the bass was Great felt like I was in the game , and playing music is so nice in these , but I just couldn’t justify the stuff neck and constant falling off of the headphone

I’ve had the regular Razer Nari’s for 3 years and decided to upgrade to the Ultimates because I accidentally broke my long time headset. I was a bit skeptical about the haptic feedback but honestly after using them with Spotify and games like Modern Warfare, I absolutely love it! You can customize how strong the vibration is and it really does help immerse yourself with the game/music. Oh it helps a lot with games where you wanna pinpoint where the enemies/person is coming from.

When I say PC I mean "PC". You need to download the Razer Synapse app to adjust anything in general otherwise you'll just get the default settings it gets programmed. Once you play around with it the sound quality gets better. The two down sides to this is that the Microphone is horrible and the Aux cord is a joke to use with these headphones. Mic is unfixable period nothing to do really but send them back and hope there better. Aux cord can not fully connect to any device(including phones), and music is too quite. If any other options either Man'O'War or Astro A50 same price but better.

I chose these over wired version. They have the same gaming and audio quality, great. No detachable mic but it does telescope in-n-out for use. Perfect over the ear headphones. A little too heavy for my taste. The HyperSense! Every pair of gaming headphones should adopt this feature.

Very good sound quality and ease of use. Battery life is fairly lack luster.

Great sound quality and comfortable to wear only issue is as I am using it for my Xbox One the wireless feature is unavailable I really hope this feature is compatible with the upcoming xbox series X

Bought this gaming headset for my Playstation 5 and it is working pretty good. I like the balance of bass and the treble of it, i think the only (minor inconvenience, and I am just nitpicking this) is the number of controls that kinda made me confused a little but overall, a very good product.

Great sound but once you turn it up loud, that bass is going to shake your skull!

Good sound,comfort, not heavy but but the vibration feature don't like it too much

I bought the Razer Nari Ultimate Wireless Gaming Headset in November 2023. At first, the headset worked fine and the sound quality was decent. But after a short while, I started experiencing a frustrating issue: my games (like League of Legends and World of Warcraft mythic dungeons) would randomly minimize. After some trial and error, I discovered that the problem came from the Razer Synapse software. Whenever Synapse was running in the background, my games would minimize without warning. Turning off the software stopped the problem immediately. Unfortunately, uninstalling Synapse isn’t a solution either—without it, the headset doesn’t work at all, not even on PC or PlayStation, even with a full battery. This makes the headset completely dependent on bloated and buggy software, which is both inconvenient and unnecessary. The setup is overly complicated compared to other brands. Because of this, I’ve completely switched away from Razer for my peripherals. I replaced my Razer keyboard with HyperX, and I’m now using HyperX headphones too—they work flawlessly. The only Razer product I still have is a mouse, but after this experience, I won’t be buying Razer again.