Review on 🎧 Razer Opus X Wireless Low Latency Headset: ANC - Bluetooth 5.0-60ms Latency - Custom-Tuned 40mm Drivers - Built-in Mics - Quartz by Micael Rau

About 7 hours of use and my opinion is the following: > They connect and connect (after connecting to a device) FAST > If you like carrying things that attracting public attention or standing out, neon green is fine for that. How often do you see people wearing neon green headphones? > Headphone foam is the common type of foam you would find in headphones before the widespread use of memory foam/memory foam hybrids. If you can imagine what I call "foam of the 80s" that's in these headphones. This means reduced comfort and a much more limited foam lifespan. Due to the type of foam used, you will also tire more quickly from wearing the headphones. I move them around every few hours because 1) there isn't enough foam and 2) the foam type doesn't really support very long (like 5 hour) usage sessions > The earcups are just too small without being short. So, if you have big ears and find in-ear headphones (they're not in your ears, but for people with big ears it will be somewhat annoying) uncomfortable, they probably won't work for you. > Sound quality is ok, up to about comparable to my Skullcandy Crushers. Make sure you have the mobile app installed and set up your headphones according to your sound preferences/needs. The noise cancellation in these headphones is very reasonable. Not outstanding, not terrible - but acceptable. > Battery life: About 7 hours on the charge they came with and so far the battery life is reasonable like the noise cancellation. Current verdict: These are "regular" headphones, but if I had a budget of around 100 euros for over-ear Bluetooth headphones, I wouldn't choose them. Honestly, you can get better for the money. .One feature that I really like is the aggressiveness with which these headphones want to pair with the device.