Review on Razer Kaira Pro for Xbox Wireless Headset, White by Adam Nowak ᠌

I bought headphones for the Xbox Series X. I chose from many wireless ones, but after a long review of the sound quality in my ears and the microphone itself, I settled on them. At first I just wanted to buy a Razer Kaira, I didn’t need Bluetooth, the logo lighting in my ears is also useless, it still reduces battery life, the non-removable microphone does not bother me. But I paid attention to the headband of the Pro version and saw that it was reinforced with a metal plate and immediately the choice was made towards them. First, download the software to your computer to ate the headset firmware. I tried pairing with a laptop via Bluetooth, tweaked the sound with an equalizer and got clear bass, not porridge, the middle and top also play out perfectly. There is an Xbox adapter for connecting to a computer, but I have not tried it yet. On Xbox, I downloaded the Razer app for headphones, connected them to the XSX, played around with the ear and microphone equalizer. Everything is clean, without noise, but the microphone is sensitive, so the settings reduce its sensitivity to a minimum. I launched RDR2, the sound just hit them, steps are heard very clearly in the game from different directions. The ear pads themselves are made of woven material, not eco-leather, while I was sitting in them, it was 4 hours, there was not even a hint that it was hot in them and my ears were sweating. The ears fit snugly, but do not press. In short, for the price that I bought with points, it's 10,300, the headset is simply pleasing. And the price tag on the market is often discounted for 11,390, and not at the full price.