Customer Ratings & Reviews

I don't have much to say about these other than they are absolutely amazing if you're a big bass fan. However, make sure your games support either surround or THX audio. Games like Metro Exodus (which support THX game mode) will blow you away. Literally! It will shake your head and you'll have to play with the intensity of vibration, but the bass will blow your mind. You can configure certain applications to use specifically stereo, but if you switch to 3.5mm audio jack for example, all the settings remain the same. This means you will always have the same amount of haptic bass unless you go through the Razer Synapse 3 app (not strongly recommended, I would say required). Quality is great, but fit is a little large even for my big head. Microphone isn't Astro quality, but combined with RTX AI Voice, it's perfect for my day-to-day virtual meetings.

At First a $200 headset was too much for my budget, then when i tried to play games with Razer Nari Ultimate. Man, I thought i have sub-woofers on my eardrums. Two things I hate are, when you put your Headset to your neck its kinda little bit tight its like getting choked; and it has a short battery life after 3-6 hours you have to charge it again.

The bass on it can be a but much moves the headphones too much and runs the content of the game. The app you have to download for it works 50/50. And the headphones are very big, both my husband and I, our heads swim in these. Overall tho the mic is beautifully implemented personalizing color is a cute add on. The wireless feature is helpful and works great with discord :) altho you may need to lower the volume as it is higher than normal. Plus blocks outside noise almost completely

These are nice and great sound and mic quality but they are a little heavy and awkward when it comes to the fit.

I love this headset for its extreme bass and great build quality. Unfortunately the battery life is very subpar

The build quality is great, comfortable and they extremely feel sturdy. The sound is just so good, the bass and clarity these produce is what I'd expect from Razer, just a great product and i would highly recommend.

As a niche headphone it's interesting. I got this headphone out of curiosity. I wanted to see how the haptic feedback would feel and boy it does just what it says. Gunfire and fights in games you feel not just hear. Movies it gets annoying but in games that's where it shines. Personally I turned it down quite a bit so it didn't shake to much. It still added a realistic element to games though. As far as sound quality they are fine, nothing to rave about but also nothing to complain about either. The THX while it sounds great, very few titles actually support it. I wish it could work with any game but they have to be coded for it directly. Wireless works fine, no hiccups and the Razer synapse app is annoying as ever. I doubt Razer will ever make a better app. I haven't used the mic so I can't comment on that. Do I recommend these...eh ya if you're curious. If you shut off the haptic part then you're left with a decent set of wireless cans.

I consider myself a loyal razer customer, ive used many of thier products in the past and too this day all my perhibals and equipment for PC is razer. with that being said I’d like to say that razer has once again, failed to disappoint me. This headset is superior in gaming, the haptics almost give you an advantage over other gamers. This is because the hapic drivers in the headset make the gameplay feel like real life. Overall, I’ve probobly put in close too 400 hours on this headset and have no issues what so ever. If youre looking for quailty sounds, please choose this one. you wont regert it.

This is the third headset around the $150-$200 range and it is definitely my favorite. I tried the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 and the Steel Series Arctic 7 and both were decent. Turtle Beach had connection issues and kept disconnecting, the steel series was the most comfortable but wasn’t 7.1 nor did it feel like it was high quality, just felt cheap in my hands. These Razor Nari Ultimates are worth the extra few dollars. The mic sounds the best, there haven’t been connectivity issues, the vibration that comes with the bass is by far the coolest feature I’ve ever experienced on a headset. The battery life is very good and the comfort is about 8/10 for a 2 to 3 hour session. If I had to make a complaint, it would be the noise cancelling. It does not have active noise cancellation but the headset blocks out 80%+ ambient noise. That makes it a little hard to talk on the mic when you can’t hear yourself but that’s really the only “problem.” Worth the money, Razer did a great job on these. They also sell an Xbox option on their website but it is currently sold out (no surprise).

It’s really good on sound quality. Only thing that’s annoying is that I can’t use it wirelessly on my Xbox even though it says it but obviously it’s more capable for pc and I guess PlayStation. It’s really comfy though!

Good headset. Happy with the sound. Although it is larger and heavier than other headsets i’ve used.

This headset has a few interesting features I'm not going to pretend like I understand all of them. The wireless function reaches all over my house with no problem, has haptic feedback which wow I had never experienced this before and it's a welcome change. Pros: lightweight, durable, RGB, price was good. Cons: Had to return headset once due to the headset not charging at all. Thankfully, it went out within best buy's 14 day return policy.

This is actually my 2nd pair of Razer Nari Ultimates. I bought my first one back in February of 2019 and they still hold up pretty well, now I'm just waiting for them to break so that I can replace them with my 2nd ones. Pros: - cooling gel is amazing - bass sounds great - razer synapse 3 eq makes it very easy for me to personally adjust my music, game, and movie audio - sound is crisp and worth the price - battery lasts for awhile before having to charge again cons: - the size of the headset is way too big - charging wire breaks pretty easily

Gotta say, I was very skeptical about the haptic feedback, but it is actually a really cool feature! During gaming, it is a great way to feel immersed in the action of any fps or even feel the vibrations of those big world bosses of any RPG you can think of. Many people were complaining that you couldn’t turn it down or off which is entirely false. If it isn’t for you, in their app on PC, you can very easily change it or turn it off completely. Sound quality is pretty good. Spatial Audio is obviously impressive and really makes you feel like you’re there. Overall, a nice purchase especially when found on a sale.

I love these headphones! The Audio quality is great, if lacking just a bit on the bass, but it makes up for it with the haptic feedback. They are comfortable to wear for longer periods of time. The Microphone is good, but will occasionally pick up the sound from the headphones. The spatial separation is excellent.

I love the headset. Only problem is it's a one size fits all so there is no way to adjust the tension... also the haptic feedback is cool and all but I need to have it on the lowest setting to enjoy it at all... games like valorant and other shooters have way too much feedback when shooting. Its distracting and just doesnt sound or feel good. The settings for haptic feedback need to be more precise forsure.

we're a razor family. My husband and daughter are on their PCs 5+ hours a day and the padding, comfort and quality (for long periods of time) is amazing. My husband says this one is oddly heavy and the ear padding pushes down in his ears. But overall quality is still amazing. We've tried others for cheaper and extremely regret it everytime. Just better off spending the money for quality than getting a deal.

Sounds great, looks great, and overall happy with it. Only reason for 4 stars is, its a little heavy, has a dongle instead of bluetooth (should for the price), and the volume control is VERY touchy. Also, the haptic is very annoying. Turned it off. Otherwise not a bad headset.

The first thing is the razer haptic feedback(the headseat vibrates) and its super cool. It gives you a feel of being inside a concert when the bass of music just shakes your soul! No complaints on the overral sound of the thing, though I think for the price, they could have improved the sound stage a little bit and gone with al metal instead of plastic. Overrall, and awsome headseat. If your other accesories are razer, get these.

These headphones are actually impressive. Nice, big ear cups and very comfortable. Sound and microphone quality is acceptable. However, they might be a great option for PC users but they're not the best for PS4. For one thing, the haptics don't work correctly when using PS4 (which is arguably one of the best things about this set). There are much better, and cheaper, options for PS4.