Razer Opus: Premium Wireless ANC Gaming Headset with THX Certification in Sleek Black Design Review

The proprietary application is very weak, at least in conjunction with this model. A minimum set of settings is available: auto-off time, pause when headphones are removed, an under-equalizer with several presets and no manual adjustment, and that's it.

This is the second version of the headphones. They have all the ons on the right ear, they have bluetooth 5.0 and for some reason there is no AptX. I would take the first version because of the blue color, but it does not seem to be found. Got pros: At a sale price of 10k, very good value for money. Pleasant neutral sound, good noise reduction, a very long battery life (I won’t say in hours, but for two weeks of regular use they have sat down by 30% so far). They work in wired mode without…

At least when used in conjunction with this model, the proprietary application is quite unreliable. There is a bare minimum of settings: auto-off time, pause when headphones are removed, under-equalizer with presets, no manual modification, and that's all.

I took it with discounts for 8.8k, given this price, I do not regret it. For the current 16k+, I would rather look towards zenhs \ bows \ audio equipment With its pros. Pretty good sound, of course with a discount on bluetooth connection. They hold a charge for a very long time. Comfortable, lightweight, excellent noise reduction. Different cons: Of course, they play well enough, many times better than the old Chinese ones for 2k, but they don’t work out their price tag. Flat bass, not very…

I don’t use the equalizer on the Sony Xperia hz3 smartphone and without it the sound is beautiful even on YouTube music)))! Pros below: The sound for me is excellent over the air, just enough high and low, good channel separation! With Nokia 6233, the sound is also surprisingly super)))! Has some cons The price range is very large, for 10 in 2022 it’s normal! The branded application is about nothing, if only the shutdown time is regulated)!

Pros below: Great headphones for noisy environments. Noise reduction does not work perfectly, but it suppresses ambient noise very much, and also distinguishes the interlocutor. The sound is good, all the information about them can be found on rtings, just good ears, the flagship wireless up to 20k. Has some cons It is very difficult to use headphones in the summer, the ears are hot. But this is more to take into account closed headphones with leatherette ear pads than the problem of the model

I would love to enjoy these headphones but they had a serious problem: white noise. Things I got, both original and replacements, kept hissing. It produced a fairly noticeable low hiss when first turned on, but it got worse when you played a sound. It disappeared when you connected the cable. Any worthwhile Bluetooth pair would work, but unfortunately Opus doesn't. I can say that the headphones were fairly comfortable and the noise cancellation wasn't too bad, although I didn't bother to test…

Pros: Easy to set up. Easy connection to your computer. Easily connects to your phone (if using the Opus app). The sound is crystal clear. Very comfortable, even after wearing it for several hours. Easily adjusts to fit your head. Light in weight. Doesn't cause pressure on the top of the head or around the ears. Not ideal for gaming surround sound, but sound quality is good. Good noise reduction, you can turn it on and off. Good battery life for more than 5 hours of continuous gaming and music.

I originally bought the Razer Opus because it seemed like a good deal in terms of quality and sound, it worked most of the time but I have it for a Sony WH-1000XM4 powered on -Headset returned sale I tested both on airplanes and in quiet conditions, I'm not a hardcore music lover but I associate quality sound. My pros and cons for both headsets are as follows. Razer Opus $189-Pros-Mid-range price Comfortable Reliable sound with punchy, tight bass Good noise cancellation Cons-Terrible app…

Package received, opened, hung up, listened to half of the composition, money refunded - much lower than expected! Sound quality: OK. Some people have commented that the bass is weak, but the balanced sound was perfect for me as I've been using balanced headphones (SoundMagic E50S and Sennheiser HD280 pro) on a daily basis. However, I think these two are much better quality, albeit for less than half the price, despite both being wired. Comfort: The shells are very soft as per the reviews, but…

Excellent noise canceling headphones. The sound is good, but pretty standard I would say. Very clean sound but not very bass heavy if that's what you like. Build Quality - Good build quality would have preferred a little more aluminum in the build but they still feel good, good looking, well engineered headset from Razer. Comes with a nice PU leather carry case that contains all the included accessories. Noise canceling - my first headphones. Yes it works. Bought these for a noisy classroom and

I paid 3 thousand for them and 10k bonuses. Smart headphones for me as a gamer + for work calls. Connect after turning on in just a second, nothing else needs to be done. They sit quite comfortably on the head, but after 8 hours without removing it, the head starts to ache a little. In general, as a headset for games and headphones for working with the ability to listen to music from the phone, I just went perfectly.

In 2018 I wanted full size wireless headphones. I didn't want to spend a lot of money, so after reading the reviews I chose MPOW H5. I wasn't expecting much from a pair of $50-$80 Bluetooth headphones, but when I got them I was blown away by how great and balanced they sound and how fantastic the noise-cancellation is. Everything connected with no problems, my phones, my computer, everything ran smoothly. Battery life was excellent. I've been using a lot of these since 2018 and eventually the…

Assembly 5 stars Bluetooth 5 stars Noise canceling 4 stars Finally sound 4-4.5 stars depending on the connection. This is a great value entry point for quality headphones. The company is well established and has a handle on both quality and Bluetooth technology, so it's too high. As for 4-4.5 stars: t handle, it will crack a lot. However, this is only the case in very noisy situations. I tried it in flight and it works very well. I just wish they programmed a decibel meter or something so the…

I would like to start by saying that I have collected many Razer products over the years and this headset is beautiful, well made and very comfortable to wear . Nice low profile unlike regular Razer gaming headsets. The presentation was as entertaining as ever as I never tire of discovering a new Razer product. This is Razer's first attempt at a non-USB, non-gaming headset and I think they did a good job. I've noticed people saying they're having connection issues. The same has been said about…