Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the sound, and they comfortable, have 2 of these. I just don't like the micro USB port...

Solid sound quality, the haptic frequency it awesome and they're incredibly comfortable. If I had one complaint it would be that they are absolutely massive but doesn't matter to me I'm not wearing them out.

Honestly they suck dont buy them there battery absolutely does not hold a charge my 30$ tozo earbuds may not sound as good but they last more than twice the time than these things do dont get me wrong there ok they sound good and you can fall back on a headphone jack after they die but as in being wireless forget it you have to use up a usb port instead of using Bluetooth and a all night charge is dead in 2 hours

Sound is great. high priced. heavy weight. Can run wired or wireless. Can't seem to get the THX to work properly.

These headphones are amazing and have everything I was looking for. Unfortunately, the only setback for me was the Razer Synapse 3 program you need to download to use the headphones to their full potential. This program crashes often and can be very laggy at times. I'm sure they will continue to update it.

This is a very comfortable headset. Probably one of the most comfortable I have ever owned. That being said, I can't keep this thing connected properly. Every time I change screens I get the do doo do doo sound blasting in my ear. Even when plugged in the charge rate can't keep up with the power draw on the battery, so you will run out of battery. It doesn't matter what battery saving methods you try to use.

Very good for the price. Sound is nice and they’re a comfortable fit.

Good product, battery could be better but once complaint is that when battery low there is a humming sound that gets louder as battery goes lower, just plug power and this goes away

Kind of bulky, but it does it's job. Confused on how to change some stuff, but I am getting it figured out. Had an issue with not knowing there was a USB in the headset. But it worked out. lol

Great sound comfortable to wear. I never get tired of wearing them

Needed a wireless solution and I am a Razer fanboy. I was skeptical of the built in haptic feedback system, but it actually is designed with some thought put into it. It is not overbearing or an afterthought and once tuned in the software, is actually a positive experience. Overall sound quality is on the plus side. Setup was quick and easy. Battery life is mediocre, as would be expected with its extra features, but it can be charged while in use.

I have had several other brands of wireless gaming Headsets but none compare to the Razor Nari Ultimate! Super sound quality with effects! It fits well, recharges without issue, and sounds great!

Excellent quality, and the dual virtual sound card feature are a must for anyone who streams and chats at the same time. Works amazingly well with discord. Mic quality is good enough although a dedicated quality mic will be better. Extremely comfortable even for long periods. Only con is micro-usb charging instead of USB-C, and when the battery is completely dead the usb power can't supply enough power to keep it running at full volume.

Great sound, feels comfortable on the head. Nothing bad to say

The headset suffers connectivity issues, most often when I tilt or turn my head and fails to reconnect successfully without doing the same motion that disconnected it in the first place. The battery life is pretty terrible and won’t allow you to take advantage of the headset’s software as it would end up running the battery dry twice as fast, requiring you to be plugged in for longer play sessions. The headset also still utilizes micro USB, which in this day-in-age sets it behind most headsets that are already utilizing Type-C, so plugging it in can be annoying. The on-board scroll wheels that are supposed to control in-game chat and audio doesn’t always register and or fails to control the audio at all so I’m still having to go into the chat lobby and manually do it from there. This feature is completely dysfunctional on PC so don’t even bother trying to toggle game chat and game audio with it. The headset fails to meet expectations and no worth it’s $200 price tag, though I believe that price is more geared towards its software capabilities, but where it lacks physically will inevitably hinder your experience when wanting to use this headset towards its full potential.

Had it a couple years now and it struggles to hold a charge and often randomly disconnects

The sound quality and Bluetooth connectivity is great. The only flaw would be the microphone since if not balanced right there can be a lot of feedback.

Battery life is good. Ear cups are comfortable. Audio quality is good. Convenient since it works on almost anything with a USB port. Vibration is a cool add-on but it's nice that it can be turned off.

Good clear sound and deep bass. Earcups don't squeeze and breath making them comfortable for hours at a time.

I know Razer products are up there in price, but they can be really worth it. These headsets are my latest Razer purchase and have been great so far, and I hope they continue to be. They work great, both on my laptop and my PS4. The haptics were a bit strange for me at first, but I've grown to like it. Really immerses you into the games more. I like that you have the options to customize the headsets performance with the haptics, bass, and treble--it's made my experience all the more enjoyable. The other thing I like is you can switch between bluetooth and wired. The headsets come with their own cable and the bluetooth gimble attaches into the headsets themselves. I'm hoping these headsets last me a good long while, like my old set.