Customer Ratings & Reviews

good product with fast shipping. i think it is better than seiren x.

A great microphone was streaming or recording vocals

There are better mics at this price point. I did a side-by-side comparison with the Fifine AM8 which is half the price at like $42. The Fifine was clearer and reduced background noise way better. Even after messing with it on the proprietary software Razer Synapse I still couldn't get it to be better than the Fifine. It's not bad, its just outdone by competition.

Love it! I have a partner who plays in the same room! Being able to adjust the mic sensitivity is a plus! I use it with the wired in ear buds by razor as well!

Excellent product and it worked exactly as described. I just wish Best Buy had more options for a microphone arm. I had to buy it on Amazon when I could have just bought it at the same time at Best Buy if you guys offered it.

Excellent tool! Does exactly what I want with regards to voice over video narrative and easy to setup!

Good quality and easy set up. Overwhelmed USB controller, so I had to split up razor devices.

Awesome service. Happy with the product. The sales associate was extremely patient and helpful.

Love it. Blocks out loud background noises, and all my friends say the chat audio is crystal clear when I speak

So far seems good, the software takes some getting used to and the continuous scroll adjusters on the mic are a bit of a trip at first as we are used to a start and stop, these just rotate.

I have had no problems using this mic so far it’s great

I had the Razer Serien X for years, loved it, so I decided to upgrade to the latest model. ... this was utterly disappointing. It does NOT filter out high pass. I tried everything. The sound is high pitched and hissy, the sound that comes through filtered out the LOWS, not the highs. It has decent audio when compared to cheap microphones, but the 79.99 Seiren X is way, WAY better than this. Don't buy this, it's overpriced, go buy the Seiren X.

WAY TOO SMALL AND NOT STRONG AT ALL, RAZER DID A BIG NO NO ON THIS LITTLE MIC

The Razer Seiren V2 Pro microphone is exactly what I was looking for to produce crisp professional sound for my You Tube videos. I use a Mac and this device worked perfectly with it. The built in microphone is OK on the Mac but I was looking for something to give me a professional sound and the Razer Seiren V2 Pro is it. The microphone comes with a usb cable. On the microphone end, it uses USB C and on the end you plug into computer, it has a USB A connection. Additionally the microphone comes with a foam cover to block wind noise. The microphone has a mute button and volume and gain dials. Additionally, there is a jack for earphones. The only down side for me is the USB A connection to the computer. My mac would not recognize it when I plugged it into a dock. Given my mac has no USB A connections, I had to use a USB A to USB C adapter to get this to work. I wish they simply used USB C or provided the adapter. I didn't take any stars away because the product does not claim to have this adapter. Other than that small issue, I like everything else about this microphone. It provides superb sound to any recording you make!

this was very cheaply made, and i returned it right after unboxing and installing it on my computer. not surprising since this brand is not known for making microphones. they should stick to what they're good at.

I will start out by saying that I went to college for Radio and TV Broadcasting and I spent many years as a on air DJ at a local radio station. I have used a TON of microphones, and my standards might be a bit higher than the average user. Out of the box I can tell this is a well-built microphone. It doesn’t feel cheap at all. It comes with a small stand, fairly long USB-C cable, and a windscreen. I use other Razer products on my computer, so as soon as I plugged this one in, it automatically launched the Razer Synapse program and installed the microphone for me. After a quick restart, I was ready to go. In the app there are a few functions you can adjust like the volume of the microphone and headphones as well as a high pass filter and selecting the audio quality. There are also 2 knobs on top of the microphone for adjusting the mic and headphone levels as well as a mute button. For testing I just used the Synapse app to hear what the microphone sounds like without any processing. I found with the high pass filter on, it sounded extremely tinny. I can’t imagine ever using the mic that way, it sounded horrible! When I turned off the high pass filter, it sounded much better. I have a very deep and bassy kind of voice and found that this mic had good highs and mids but was lacking a bit on the low end. My voice definitely didn’t sound as full as it does with other professional broadcast microphones. This microphone also definitely has a very small sweet spot. You don’t want to have it parallel with your face talking into the side of it, and you don’t want to talk directly into the top of it. It needs to be on a slight angle and you have to have your mouth fairly close to it. I would say within 2-4 inches to get the best sound out of it. Any movement out of that range is noticeable. It did a fairly good job of blocking out background noises. I didn’t hear any noises in my few test recordings I did. One small gripe I have is the UBC-C connector port on the mic. It is a recessed port and there is a very small hole to put the cable in. I tried using a few other USB-C cords I had around the house and had a very hard time jamming some of them in there because the slot was so tight. Just something to think of. Overall, I would say this is a good budget microphone for doing podcasts and YouTube videos and things like that. It will easily work great for those purposes. It might be a bit of a stretch to call it professional or a broadcast microphone. But if you are on a tight budget and need a microphone for podcasts and things. This is definitely a solid microphone in its price range, so I would recommend it if you fall into that category. If you are doing professional broadcasting or voiceover work, you will definitely want something a little higher end.

The Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone is a professional quality microphone that can duplicate studio quality performance. It can pick up audio sounds from a great distance or I can use the Gain control knob to reduce any background noise. The Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone should be the first choice, when needing a professional sounding microphone. It performs just as a higher cost microphone does without straining finances. Peoples’ voices are picked up from any area within the room and sounds as though the person is speaking right in front of the microphone. Multiple people speaking at the same time can be heard clearly without any distortion. The downloading of Razer Gaming software opens up a variety of features that can customize the output of the microphones sound. Razer gaming software was enabled after the Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone was plugged into my computers USB port. I was given the option of installing Razer Synapse which is a unified hardware configuration tool for rebinding controls, assigning macros or personalizing the lighting. Also, I was offered Razer Cortex for optimizing my systems full potential. It has a microphone volume control, gain control, mute button and headphone input. The appearance is that of a professional studio microphone you might find used in a radio station. The base is extremely heavy enough to secure the Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone. My amateurish sounding voice was processed by the Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone and was changed into a more professional news anchor sounding voice. The Razer - Seiren V2 Pro Professional-grade USB Microphone is a great versatile starter microphone for a professional online voice.

Okay, so I must admit, having more than one Razer product gives you a sense of “I’m creating content for a major audience.” The appearance, physical impression, and quality of the device is what you have come to expect from Razer. In my overall experience I’m comparing this to my Shure Microphone. I’ve gotten many compliments as well as my own approval since I record myself streaming and go back and review gameplay. I’ve got really high standards but know the limitations of the individual microphones and their different price points. I really enjoyed how bright the sound is. It’s perfect for my setup since it’s filled with low sounds in the background. It was compatible with stream labs so that was a big plus. The metal feel is a plus as well. You can unscrew the base and thread it into your microphone arm. I have my microphone on a shock mount because I like to make it as professional as possible. You’ve got mute button and a volume knob as well as a gain knob to control how much louder you want your voice to be. It’s a really basic microphone that feels sturdy. The braided cable also adds to the microphones aesthetic. Adding this microphone to your already growing arsenal of Razer products, or if this is your first high quality microphone, it pairs to your Razer Synapse and you can control the volume and gain digitally if needed. This keeps up with a microphone almost twice as much as this. It’s absolutely worth it. You get what you pay for and if you want to add that value to your stream or comms in-game. I suggest that you purchase this.

When I see the word “pro” attached to an electronics device I immediately think “heavy and large” if compared to the “not pro” version. Looking around my studio at the number of heavy and large recording objects it tends to hold true. When I unboxed the Seiren v2 Pro I laughed at its diminutive size. I thought “how cute!” and my mind immediately visualized all the female twitch streamers who would benefit from having a smaller microphone that is not as large as their head when streaming. The electronics industry transition from USB-A to USB-C continues to be messy. This microphone uses a Type C (to microphone) to Type A (to computer) cable which includes a plastic tip used to make the Type C connection to the microphone flush for a better visual experience. The Type A connector is Razer Green which is a fun gimmick for marketing persons but I would much rather Razer move to a standard Type C cable on both ends. The 6-foot black braided cord is solid and appreciated for those that wish to mount this to an arm instead of using the included desk stand. I’ve had no complains from my listeners using this as a primary microphone for days worth of Zoom, Webex, and FaceTime calls. While gaming, I appreciate he inclusion of the windsock as I get a bit excited when gaming and tend to scream and shout a bit which leads to a number of embarrassing incidents with spittle hitting the microphone. Overall this is a solid microphone for those wishing to improve the audio clarity of their streaming experiences without dedicating a huge amount of desk space to a microphone.

The Razer Seiren mic is a great microphone for streaming, or really any use you may have for a mic. The mic comes with a small stand, a usb cord, mic sock, and the mic itself. It is really easy to setup, you just plug it in and you're good to go. You may have to select the mic in your audio settings, but once you do that, you're good to go. There are volume and gain controls on the front of the mic as well as a mute button, and a headphone jack on the back. You can plug in headphone to monitor your own voice while using the mic. You can also feed your system audio through the headphone jack so that you can just pug your headphones in and hear everything through them. I found that the audio quality of this mic is top notch. Whether I'm streaming, recording, or conferencing for work, I found that it works great in all scenarios. It does a very good job of just picking up your voice and cutting out any background noise. In the week or so that I have been using it, I have gotten many compliments and inquiries about the mic. The only thing I will mention, is that the rubber pad that they put on the bottom of the stand causes it to sit not quite flat on the desk surface. It wobbles a little, but in my experience it isn't a huge deal. Overall, this is a great mic and I would recommend it for a variety of uses from streaming, to podcasting, to conferencing.