Pros
- - Design - Comfortable - Excellent soundproofing - Good microphone (which is also detachable) - USB sound box included - Great sound - Super 7.1 - Razer
Cons
- - To be honest, for such an amount, the basses were not very pleased when listening to music, according to the comments and reviews, I expected more. - THX SPATIAL AUDIO - I don’t understand what it is at all, I turn on this function in the Razer settings, and the sound becomes the quality of headphones for 150 from the Vietnamese market. Nor even without this function with sound, everything is fine with these ears. Maybe if someone figured it out, write in the comments, maybe I did something wrong.
Pros
- I will immediately answer the most common complaints. - there is no activation code, not because the seller is a fool, but because the function you are trying to activate is already built into the sound card that comes with it. - stupid music playback does not come from the fact that the manufacturer is a fool, but from the fact that you are trying to listen to music in THX mode, which is primarily designed for games and frequencies necessary to assess the game situation. Most music is designed for stereo, not 7.1 emulation - here it's all about the dynamics and no 7.1, you cheated! Friends, nowhere is it stated that this is live 7.1, initially it is presented as an emulation by changing the timbres and frequencies in each speaker depending on the virtual sound source. And now the score. - It is conveniently adjustable and sits on the head with full coverage of the ears (and they are not small for me), this achieves good isolation from external noise. - I didn’t notice fogging of the ears, they also often write about it, probably individually. - Contrary to frequent reviews, the microphone is good, loud. Without noise reduction, you will hear a cockroach burp in the next room, so it's better to turn it on. If someone’s mic doesn’t work, don’t panic, but watch the setup video, there are a lot of them. - Listening to music is very usable with off. thx. The bass is excellent, with plenty of headroom (for bassophiles). For working with tracks, mastering, mixing, of course, it is better to use monitor headphones, and not a gaming headset. You can also individually adjust the equalization. I did it on the advice of one music producer from a video on YouTube, it worked for me. I will describe the setting below in the comment.
Cons
- The wire looks thin, but it's braided, let's see how long it lasts. For those who need to "plug and play" will still have to tinker with software and driver settings. : At the conference in Google Meet, the microphone suddenly gave an error. The restart in the recording devices menu (disable / start) helped. If the problem persists, I will add to the review. There are no problems with the very audibility of me by my colleagues, everything is loud, clear, there is even a margin in volume. Boost setting minus 15% of the overall microphone sensitivity.
Pros
- - Elegant and comfortable - Very effective in dampening outside noise - An excellent audio recorder (which is also detachable) - Sound box with USB port included - Excellent sound quality - Super 7.1 - Razer
Cons
- - To be honest, for such an amount, the basses were not very pleased when listening to music, according to the comments and reviews, I expected more. - THX SPATIAL AUDIO - I don’t understand what it is at all, I turn on this function in the Razer settings, and the sound becomes the quality of headphones for 150 from the Vietnamese market. Even without this capability with sound, these ears are perfectly capable of handling everything that is thrown at them. If someone else has solved this mystery, please let me know in the comments; maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Pros
- The presentation of each and every Razer product, including both hardware and software, is impeccable. The headphones were found in four separate bags: 1) an anti-static plastic bag, 2) a cardboard box, 3) a bag that appeared to have been used at school, and 4) the original Razer packaging. The kit comes with a message stating that you were conned out of money (that you picked what you need), as well as an instruction that is uninteresting to everyone and discusses how to connect USB headphones to a computer and get the serial number of the headphones (which came in handy, because I blunted and first on the site Razer drove the serial number of the sound card). - You can totally disconnect the microphone from the headphones if you don't believe the button that turns off the microphone when you press it on the headphones. The quality of the microphone is enjoyable, and the software offers a wide variety of configuration options for it, ranging from the volume and equalizer to enhancements such as speech clarity and noise reduction. In general, it is sufficient for either Discord or toys. - That's a slick design for headphones. The ear cushions, in addition to the headband, are not made of a material that resembles leather. This is a great feature, as it ensures that the head will not sweat as much while wearing them. Initially, I thought they were going to be too small for my head, especially in comparison to the prior Tiamat 2.2 v2, however they don't place any strain on my head and are comfortable to wear. After several hours of use, there was no discomfort in the head or the ears. - Music and computer programs. When you play a game, the software will change the sound mode automatically. The equalizer, the volume setting on the headphones, and the software all function independently from one another. The sound is quite fantastic for the price, particularly the bass, which is very deep and enjoyable to listen to. You can put on the bass boost or any of the other delights, but if the music already has bass and you turn on the bass boost, the sound will be average at best. Amplification won't improve the quality of Korzh's bass lines in his songs, thus it's best to avoid doing that. I've just tried out the sound so far in Escape From Tarkov, and it gave me a little bit of a fright because I'd never heard anything like that before. Everything has a unique sound, including the shots and steps. When turned all the way up to 11, the volume is surprisingly loud. - An effective insulating material. You won't hear your mother calling out to you from the kitchen to eat even if she does.
Cons
- Because the line is approximately one meter long, it is not possible to walk away from the computer while they are connected to it. When I first put them on and started the music, the sound was pleasing to me at the same time; yet, for some reason the high frequencies made it difficult for me to hear. Using a mixer will allow you to make any necessary adjustments. - Bizarre presets for the THX Spatial Audio plugin. Everything works perfectly for the games, but when you listen to the music, you'll notice that it's not very nice in some way. But, under the options, you have the option to select the music, movie, games, or stereo mode, from which you can select the option that will be most beneficial to your hearing. You can either choose to output sound using the Razer USB Soundcard or you can just turn off THX to achieve a lower quality of sound.
Pros
- - As with all Razer products, the packaging is top notch. The headphones were 1) in a Razer box, 2) Cardboard box, 3) Bag (apparently from a shift at school), 4) Anti-static plastic bag. The kit comes with a message saying that you were scammed for money (that you chose what you need) and an instruction that is not interesting to anyone, which describes how to connect USB headphones to a computer and find the serial number (which came in handy, because I blunted and first on the site Razer drove the serial number of the sound card). - The microphone is turned off from the button on the headphones, and if you don’t believe the button, you can completely disconnect it. The quality of the microphone is pleasant, the software has a lot of settings for it - from volume and equalizer to improvements in the form of speech clarity or noise elimination. In general, it will do for Discord or toys. - Nice headphone design - The ear cushions, like the headband, are not made of leather-like material, which is very nice, because the head will not sweat much in them. - At first they seemed small to me (especially with the previous Tiamat 2.2 v2), but they do not put pressure on my rather big head and sit comfortably. Ears and head did not hurt after several hours of use - Sound + Software. The software has a lot of settings, it automatically switches the sound mode if you play a game, the equalizer, the volume setting on the headphones and the software work independently of each other. For the price, the sound is cool, especially the bass - they are very deep and pleasant. You can turn on bass boost or other goodies, but if the song already has bass, and you turn on bass boost, then the sound will be so-so. Korzh's basses in songs are not bad, so amplification will only spoil the impression. - I've tested the sound so far in Escape From Tarkov, where I was a little freaked out by it, because I hadn't heard it before. Shots, steps - everything sounds different. - Pretty loud when cranked up to max. - Good soundproofing. If mom calls you to eat from the kitchen, you won’t hear.
Cons
- - The wire is about a meter, so it's not really possible to move away from the computer with them. - When I just put them on and turned on the music, the sound pleased me at the same time, but for some reason the high frequencies cut my hearing. You can adjust everything with the help of a mixer. - Weird THX Spatial Audio presets. For games, everything is fine, but if you listen to music, it turns out somehow not very good. But you can choose the music / movie / games / stereo mode in the settings and choose from them what will be best for your hearing. Either just output sound through the Razer USB Soundcard, or just turn off THX and the sound will be less.
