Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

Sound quality is amazing but the battery dies very quickly.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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 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.

The sound and haptic tech are awesome, really when I first used them I was blown away. However, there are some major problems people should be a aware of. First, they are NOT fully compatible with PS4 as advertised. The chat/game balance adjuster only works with computer, making these headphones less than ideal for party play. Loud background noises completely drown out your teammates. Second, there are some apparent design flaws. The USB dongle is flimsy and although my headphones are only a month old, I have to jiggle it around to get my devices to recognize it. I'm hoping this doesn't get worse, or the headphones were be unusable. Also, the chat/party volume toggle on my pair has a spot (right in the center where it is notched to be most balanced) that causes my sound to become choppy, cut in and out, and pan wildly between the speakers. I was coming here today to return them, but apparently I'm 4 days too late. I would only buy these again if I was rich, and only to experience the haptic technology, which works very, very well.

Bought a pair for PS4 originally, thinking the haptic feature would come in hand playing with buddies on Battle Royale games. It does give you an edge makes you feel like your in it but youll have to mute your friends for max efficiency. The Game/Chat volume is on the same frequency so your friend is as loud as the game cannot be fixed for console. OTHER THAN THAT!! PC fully compatible and music, movies, solo console games its practically surround sound on the go. 3 star for not being fully functionable on console.

I fell in love with the Razer Nari Ultimate. The haptic feedback gove you an extra layer of immersion, and while listening to music, it vibrates to the low tones giving a more concert feel. Once you use these, normal headphones jus just won't cut it. One last thing, they are super comfortable for long gaming sessions

These are light and sturdy. The build quality on them is great and the battery life is pretty nice. The life they display on the packaging is if you turn off all the bells and whistles. In order to charge the headset properly make sure you turn off the haptics BEFORE you turn off the headphones. It is a weird little problem but my headset wouldn't charge for a day or so and I couldn't figure out why. Some internet sleuthing eventually brought me to turn haptics off and they charge just fine after it. The default audio on everything is set to stereo and you have to change it manually to 3D if that's what you desire for every app. There is a button to set it to 3D automatically but that doesn't seem to always work. Overall these are great and the haptics really make a difference. It feels like there is more punchy bass than there really is and in FPS games the extra punch is really nice during gunfire. It does kill the batteries fairly quickly though.

I got these to replace my krakens and the vibrating headphones is new and weird but turn it all the way down and it gives it an extra bass feel. They’re a tad heavy but sound good