Review on Headset Razer BlackShark V2 with USB Sound Card, classic black by Wiktor Niedzicki ᠌

Comfortable, sitting well on the head, without pinching anyplace after several hours of usage, no discomfort, no sweating of the head, everything is wonderful; Lightweight (in comparison to Razer Kraken and Razer Kaira for Xbox); -Sound. I'm not sure how much of a difference surround sound makes for orientation in games (I don't play online shooters and tend to rate games based on their narratives), but I want to sit down with a joker like DOOM or Call of Duty soon to find out. Personally, I like the sound quality of the Razer USB Sound Card when listening to film soundtracks. -Microphone. My friend could clearly hear me on Discord, and I had already configured a microphone in the Razer app to filter out background noise. I initially thought it was silly that the microphone could be detached, but I've found that I actually use this feature very frequently. Even while it cannot be removed from Kaira for Xbox, it poses no problem in theory. Choose the option that best suits your needs at the moment. -Equipment. It's the thoughtful packaging—headphones, cables, a microphone, and even a separate portable bag for headphones (a little, but nice)—that makes unboxing a Razer product such a pleasure for me. -Concept for headphones. Of course, aesthetics are somewhat subjective, but I find their design to be appealing. Synapse, a program developed by Razer. While I can understand why some people might be annoyed by having to make adjustments alone at this time, I find it to be completely acceptable. The opposite is true: learning more about the environments was fascinating. Do not be too lazy to get this program; individually configure the microphone (for instance, use the speech filter to eliminate background noise) and you will be pleased with the results.