BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed

just bought the blackshark and its super amazing!.I am all hearing now and not to mention its super comfy.Its also a beast with thx spatial audio software.

If u looking for budget then razer hyper speed v2 around (140 euro), i was sceptic but i used a sony ps pulse elite and that is nothing compare to hyper speed it has really good bass, warm and bright sound quality absolute best in this category. Also the connecting i have no issue with the RAZER but the SONY PS PULSE ELITE oh my boi. It’s okay for ps5 but it has really cheap materials not okay for 150 euro the ear cuffs draw the moisture it will end very soon in the end bad quality pieces for a relatively lot of money. Bass is not enough WITH EQ u can messing with the tones but it wont be perfect i tried a lot of combination sometimes the lows where too loud and bass pushed down other sounds lastly I wanted connect to tv and it paired but i had a really weird muffle noises, and stuttering every few seconds awful in conclusion. In the other hand Razer had everything that i expected I’m using an airpods pro 2 for iphone. The tricky part was u need to connect with a PC and after u have done every step with software update u ready to go it was just 10 minutes. To me the audio quality is my sensitive part but this headphone is absolute amazing for the money. Convenient, Very good sound quality in overall. Connection no issues whatsoever u want to use. A little tiny adjustment missing u cant see the battery life but it doesn’t matter around 3 hours charging u get roughly 70 hours battery life tell SONY 27 is PAST. I just recommend!! 10/9

Plantronics/Poly headsets have great microphones because they're meant for use in call centers. Most gaming headsets do *not* have this much focus on the microphone, for good or bad. Also, on-ear gaming headsets don't exist in today's market. razer blackshark v2 hyperspeed would be my *personal* recommendation... they are under 300 grams, they have a well-padded headband and earcups, and to be honest the mic works well for what it is - a gaming headset. Also, they're not horrifically expensive. [$70 on Amazon US.](https://www.amazon.com/Razer-BlackShark-HyperSpeed-Wireless-Headset/dp/B0CF3LHQSM)

Razer Blackshark v2 X hyperspeed, i can never go back to wired headset now.

check out the razer wireless blackshark series, i got a hyperspeed from them and the microphone is impressively clear compared to other wireless headsets

A few notes on the 560s: You will notice these sound leaner than your blacksharks. Gaming headsets have really bad tuning and are almost always too bassy. Second the comfort: for me the 560s were super uncomfortable. The pads are stiff, the clamp is too much and the pads form (like a V if that makes sense) concentrate all that pressure on a small area around your ears. (For me at least) Other than that if you decide to buy them I’d take the dac/amp as motherboard audio isn’t too good and may give you interference noises etc from the interior of your pc. Also notice that the 560s are open back. You will absolutely hear anything in your room, especially your keyboard and mouse clicks and your fans of your pc. If you don’t want this you should maybe go for closed backs

razr blackshark v2 its not the tools that make you good its skill. thats why you can buy the most expensive drawing tablet and wireless pencil but you arent an artist. you dont need a crazy headphone to win.