Razer - Nari Ultimate for Xbox One

Man I have the same HD650 I have the Fiio K7 and they are way better than my Nari Ultimates now I will give you they arent the new krackens (I am holding out hoping for a nari ultimate followup). Hearing is subjective but its hard to believe is all. I may go pick up the ones without the silly box and give em a whirl.

as someone who bought a used Nari Ultimate a year ago, id consider buying another one. I've seen ones pretty cheap used on eBay and in fairly good condition

When I got my brand new Nari ultimates out if the box, the clips in that area were already broken. Absolute bullsh*t the build quality of these things

I've tried and have (almost?) all currently available haptics headsets, here's my two cents: >**Razer Kraken v3 haptic/ pro if you want wireless/**: The kraken v3 is alright. Worse haptics than the nari in my opinion. If you go for them I'd get the wired version over the wireless. The wireless has the most annoying low battery notification on the planet - it beeps at you every single minute when the battery is low (25% i think) which is unbearable for me. >**Razer Nari Ultimate (if you want wireless and can get it in good condition second hand)**: The nari is still the best thing I've ever used in terms of comfort. The sound quality and the battery life are pretty meh. Fortunately there are tutorials on how to replace/upgrade the battery. I bought them on launch, sold them a year later because I decided to get rid of all my razer peripherals, bought it again second hand on amazon in 2023, because it is just so good, lol. >**Corsair HS60 Haptic if you want wired, but not razer:** The HS60 is alright. Probably a bit better sound quality than the kraken v3 and nari. Nothing to write home about though. You gotta customize your EQ in iCUE if you go for it though, the flat EQ is horrible, as is on all the others I mentioned, lol. >**Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2:** If you want bluetooth (latency is noticeable during games so it's only good for youtube/music), you can use it wired for gaming (still have to turn it on for the haptics). It is my bluetooth go-to for the gym. Good battery life, alright audio quality and massive haptics. I also use it on my PC (via bluetooth) sometimes when I listen to music and I don't want to drain the Nari. If you don't want wireless I'd honestly go for whatever is the cheapest. I can't tell you anything about the microphones on these headsets as I have a dedicated mic I use. Ps. I've also tried the Kraken v4 pro in a razer store and they felt quite heavy, but with good build quality. The audio and haptics were alright for the short period of time I could use it, but the haptics options in synapse 4 made no noticeable difference to me. Probably gonna have to cough a few hundred $ and buy it to test further, but god damn it's stupidly overpriced. And I'll probably still like it less than the nari lol. Good luck.

Did you happen to use any previous haptic headsets to compare ? I have the Nari ultimate, the krakenv3 wired and love them still also the ps5 ones , Kaira Pro , but always found them on the weak side of haptics as well as light on the volume, so i use them but not that often, when I used the nari or the kraken I get into the games, the immersion extra level it adds i just love, crank up Wreckfest and go to town .. on ps5 it just adds a nice little extra but nowhere near the same level . Only just saw these came out and found out they work on ps5 too ... so curious how they compare haptically speaking to prior models ... Also love the bluetooth option for playing on rog ally without needing to use a usb dongle...

I have razer nari ultimate. Really immersion with haptic feedback. Great for gaming

I have the Razer Nari Ultimate, which I bought because I liked the haptic/rumble feature - but also... I turned it off pretty quickly because it just *ate the battery* so wireless use was limited **and** if you keep it enabled, it increases the draw enough that even plugged into the USB cable, it'll still turn off on its own. At least with the haptics disabled, I can use them wired while sitting at my desk. Now several years on, the battery barely lasts 2hrs off the charge cable, so I haven't had the haptics enabled in a long time just because otherwise I'll get like 45mins wireless use before they die. All in all, kinda disappointing.

Id recommend the Xbox one because it’ll work on PlayStation but the PlayStation one wont work on Xbox (Thanks Microsoft)