Review on Computer headset Razer BlackShark V2 with USB Sound Card, black by Amphai Nanthaklang ᠌

I purchased it for long-distance gaming and regular work-related phone calls (8 hours a day). Satisfied. Before to that, I experimented with a variety of Steel Series and RIG products, and then Razer pleasantly surprised me. Some pros: Well, there is sound for both the voice and the music. There is a nuance; for further information, check the Disadvantages. These fit my head wonderfully, unlike most other headphones, which tend to press down on my skull. The ears and head do not become tired for the entirety of the working day. When there is no need for voice input, the microphone can be turned off. Excellent performance when connected to a Mac through USB or simply with a minijack; top-mounted volume control and mute button for the microphone. While playing on PlayStation and connecting a gamepad, this is an exceptionally helpful feature to have. Some cons: In the audio devices section, there are two sources: "Razer THX Spatial Audio" and "Razer USB Sound Card," as well as a number of settings in Razer Synapse. Although I do not yet know whether this is a good or a bad thing, it appears that there is a great deal of superfluous information. Voice and video games are provided by THX (all sorts of noise reduction, equalizers, etc.) Using a USB Sound Card for the Music (without any software intervention)