Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just wow! This headset is one of the best ones I’ve ever owned! From the feel of the gel cool ear cups, to the bumping of the haptics, this is something that you should just buy! The mic is decent quality, just don’t turn on noise canceling or any of those features on synapse, which can distort it a bit. The haptics make it feel like you are there in the game! And for music, my god! Playing the song Sandstorm literally feels like I’m at a Darude concert! Worth every penny of the 200 price tag!!

The Razer Nari Ultimate is a bold wireless gaming headset that aims to deliver immersive sound and distinctive features. One of its standout elements is the integrated haptic feedback system (Razer Hypersense) which uses vibration motors in each ear‑cup to let you physically feel the bass and explosions in games. It supports wireless connectivity via a USB dongle (2.4 GHz), works with PC, PS5, and PS4, and also offers wired mode via 3.5 mm when needed. Comfort is strong: the headset is well‑padded with large ear‑cups and an auto‑adjusting headband, making it suitable for longer sessions. On the audio front, the sound profile is geared toward deep bass and immersive gameplay rather than ultra‑precise high‑fidelity music listening. Many reviewers felt the haptic feature added fun in action‑heavy games but could become more of a gimmick during more subtle audio tasks. That said, there are trade‑offs. Battery life (around 8 hours with all features enabled) is modest for a headset of this class. Some users also found the fit a little loose, the build somewhat bulky, and the haptics too strong (or awkward) depending on what you’re playing. Final verdict: If you want a wireless headset built for immersive gaming with a unique tactile feel and you tend to play heavy, action‑packed titles, the Nari Ultimate offers something fun and different. But if you’re looking for the best overall sound quality, ultra‑long battery life, or a lightweight profile for everyday music and game use, there may be better options

I honestly was concerned the haptic feedback was going to be another one of those gimmicks that doesn't bring much to the table and kills your battery. The battery life with haptic feedback is definitely reduced but it is so worth the immersion. Only minor thing is the headset is quite big but it doesn't feel heavy by any means. Comfy, immersive, and lights up with your setup. Great headset.

The headsets sound great. Has a vibration to them when you have them on. Noise canceling is always good and this has it. I would of given it five stars but there are some things i didn't like to much. When i get the chance i play alot of videogames with some friends and adjusting the audio was weird and you have to play with it. Im used to headsets that you can adjust sound qaulity through a app and here it was the other way around so it was annoying at first for my friends to hear me and vice versa. And the battery life i expected it to be a lot longer. But i do like them alot.

Haptic feedback is great. nice bass. little bulky therefore not the most comfortable for long-time use. the bulkiness makes the pads not sit flush on my ears because my head is small, therefore, makes it to where others can hear my audio through my own mic, causing an echo effect. for the smaller headed person, id rec a diff pair. otherwise, great for just watching movies amazinggg with action movies, just not so much for video games if youre on the smaller side

Good headphones. Has great sound quality and bass capability. Great for gaming too as the slider lets you alter the volume of game vs voice chat separately. Haptic feedback is fun and gives you more immersion but i had to disable it after a while as it sometimes gave me a headache. Microphone works well with great quality and is retractable. The only real complaint I'd have is that it's a pretty big headset so it can feel pretty heavy on your head after a while.

I've bought two pair. I loved the audio so much, I attempted to give it another try to see if I had gotten the fabled bad headset. PC mode Only The positives: Audio - The audio is amazing, by fair it places these headphones on par with some top of the line headphones, everything is crystal clear, the bass is incredible, as an audiophile I was oohhing and ahhhing with cheerful delight. Haptic feedback - This is combined with the audio is what salvaged this from being a one star review. These as gaming headphones probably blow everything out of the water outside of a true pc headphone setup costing $500+ Comfort - You can wear them all day. Cons: The MIC - It may have had something to do with Synapse, an update to the headphones, firmware, something. Audio and Haptic feedback all of a sudden (or rather quickly without my knowledge) began to bleed through the microphone, and there is no fixing it. Matters only get worse as time progresses. The experience on the microphone is so poor i would value these at maybe $99. Then you'd have the hassle of getting a boom mic and disabling the microphone on these via the driver. That sound quality and features are worth $299+ the the microphone essentially not being usable along with the understanding that you can't use them as a true headset devalue these significantly. I even wrote razer i'd be willing to pay $299 or more if they gave a quality detachable mic akin to what is found on the corsair virtuoso, if those two headsets had a child using the sound quality of the Nari and the mic of the Virtuoso... i'd pay $499.

The sound quality on these headphones are amazing and they are super comfortable to wear with glasses. They are a bit bulky and heavy, but thats preference. I was able to wear them for 4+ hours without having to take them off. The mic is not that good, I use a separate mic!

This headset is very cool. Dynamic with integrated vibration motors for immersion. I had a lot of fun with these but ultimately returned them as they were just a little too heavy. You are able to dial down the intensity of the vibration. Sound quality was very decent. Very base heavy out of the box. But still good for FPS gaming. Comfortable but a little big and heavy for long periods of use. The microphone, however was decent.

Pros - sound quality is amazing, neat technology, comfortable , good quality, and durable Cons - low battery life, doesn’t work on Xbox one (not there fault) , really annoying when friend can hear the vibrations through mic, kinda large and last but not least I sometimes get feedback from the mic and headset... Overall is better then the kraken for PC and single player but actually using the headset for gaming and friends, etc can be its major downfall. In my opinion it really drops it’s worth there. I would not pay full price for it as I got it on a pretty good sale price. Definitely room to improve.

One of the best headphones I have ever owned. Only issue I run across is the mic. Feedback issues sometimes, but the clarity on it is never there from the other end. My friends always says I sound like I am using a military radio mic, but they can understand. Comfortable 9/10 Sound 10/10 Bass 10/10 Mic 5/10 Software 7/10

Pros are that these are very comfortable and have a lot of useful features like being able to lower game volume and increase voice chat volume. Build quality is pretty solid, although not amazing. As for the downsides, the Razer Synapse software is too bloated. Sometimes causes issues with mic volume. These not being Bluetooth 5.0 and using 2.4 wireless is abog downsideas well.

Great headphones for the price quality and comfort wise. However the battery can be slightly longer it lasts about 10 hours of use on average with the lights off and just a bit heavy on the neck.

Sound is amazing. Haptic feedback on the headset is great too. Makes movies and games a lot of impactful. The only cons I’d say it’s the battery that though it’s decent it could be better and the lack of wireless compatibility with xbox. Other than that its a great headset with great build.

1. The microphone is terrible. Not only does it constantly pick up the headset sound, people say I sound like I'm in a tunnel or far away with all the sensitivity settings maxed out which makes no sense since they hear my audio anyways. 2. The haptic feedback is amazing and I want this technology on more headsets, it makes games like Doom Eternal and Borderlands 3 feel way more immersive, it's almost like having a subwoofer in your ears. Makes all the bass feel punchy even when the headsets audio itself, is lacking. 3. Mine had an intermittent crackling sound whenever there was clear, vocal sounds such as talking when watching YouTube or TV shows. Made me wonder if I got a defective one or if I had some effect on that was causing it, but after disabling everything, it still popped with distortion sometimes when I played regular talking videos even after lowering the volume. Just sounds like a blwon out tweeter, and this is right out of the box (for me atleast). 4. The thing is huge. I mean HUGE. Biggest headset I've ever owned and it looks ridiculous on your head, as if you're cosplaying as a space man or something lol, but even with the huge size I found it to be extremely comfortable. Probably the most comfortable headset I've ever tried. This headset has a lot of minor issues, enough to make me want to hate it but the impressive haptic technology and comfort are the only thing keeping me from that. Beware if you buy one yourself.

It’s comfortable, it’s loud, it sounds decent for the price (when on sale), and the haptic feedback when in wireless mode gaming is a cool experience to enjoy. The only thing I don’t like is how over complicated they make setup and usage when it comes to drivers and audio settings. This one headset basically shows up as two headsets on your pc, and that’s just dumb.

This headset seems like a great deal at first, but there are a few glaring issues. First of is that it does not use USB-C. This is particularly annoying as I had gotten rid of most of my micro-USB cords, although it does come with one. The other main issue is the battery life. One of the coolest main features is the haptic feedback, but having this on, even at lower levels, just EATS up the battery. I'm talking it seems like I have to recharge almost every other game session (which are about 1.5-3 hrs avg). This battery life issue is really frustrating, as I have had them die several times in the middle of the match. The other issue is the razer software. It feels so unnecessary, but you need to download it to mess with anything to do with the headset. The software is frustrating, and often gets in the way of other things I am doing which can be really annoying. Overall, I was really disappointed in this headset and wish that I spent a little more money and got a newer headset.

Man the sound is GREAT the haptic feedback is another level of sound i didn't realize i needed. Battery is not the best I have some older RIGs that last much longer. Range is like the title says poop. I get more than 4 feet away and turn my head slightly it goes out. But overall really great the Sound is definitely the strongest asset.

Not bad for sure. The rumble feature is actually really cool but takes away from the battery life drastically. Voice chat quality is rather lacking for me due to it sounding far away when anyone talks. Folks on the other end of my voice chats always say they can hear themselves, and I have found that it's because of the haptic feature somehow. If I extend the mic they no longer hear themselves unless I have my hearing turn way up. Other than that, these are very cool and comfortable for long sessions if you can get them to last long by not playing music through them.

This is a quality wireless headset by razer. Pros: comfortable, rgb lighting, great audio/mic, long range for bluetooth. cons: could be a better battery, faster charging, the razer software could offer more features