Review on Razer BlackShark V2 Gaming Headset by Patrick Arnautov

So let's start with the fact that I use this headset for gaming, listening to music and editing videos. I have a headache after using it for a long time - crazy noise cancellation (I can literally eat chips and no one can hear me chew) - easy quick mute button (I always grab a headset with a mute button because I hate going back to Discord, too quickly I'm muting for something when I can just push a button - a comfortable squelch ear (don't know what to call it, sorry) that's high quality and not covered in some weird rubber stuff like my last ones - I can hear a lot more than ever in my video games, it took me two days to get used to the fact that I can actually hear things behind and around me on my keyboard Things to pay attention to: some Sometimes, when I laugh, my mic doesn't pick up my laughter or cuts out Because it's so good at noise cancellation, it doesn't pick up faint noises that you might hear make ice. I recommend p just manually turn up the volume on your mic, or ask your friends to turn up the volume on any platform (if applicable) for you - the music is pretty crisp and clear but sounds a bit far off at times, probably from surround -Sound. It's not bad for music, but if you're a music lover, you probably won't like it for music. sometimes too much, just turn on the microphone or remove the cap from it.