Razer - BlackShark V2 X

Does IEM’s sometimes even cause tinnitus? Because I was using IEM’s before for Val, and sometimes I would get that ringing sound in my ear when I went to bed. Now that I have Over the ear headphones, I haven’t had it since. If you wanna know I got the Razer Blackshark V2 X, and the sound is good, enable surround sound for better quality, and the mic is also fantastic. I have the 3.5mm jack version not the usb one Ofc tho it cannot beat IEM’s in the sound quality tho.

My mic is good, but I cannot speak about long term as I got it a month ago.  Overall build quality is solid. With a Y splitter included in the 3.5mm jack version.

I've had a Blackshark V2 X for around a month or two and it already has a connection issue causing horrible scratchy audio every minute or so, I'm having issues finding a headset $50 or under to replace it. I don't really want to get another V2 X because this issue seems to be caused where the cord connects to the headset and it's not replaceable. Outside of my V2 I've tried the Astro A10 gen 1 and 2. My only real requirements are for it to have a replaceable/removeable wire, it to be $50 or under, though I'm willing to go to $60, and preferably to be more durable or less prone to this kind of issue.

I went above my budget and just went for the blackshark v2 x, served me well so far!

the mic is good, ive been using this software called FXsound to boost the volume and its been working great, i wipe the earmuffs with tissue after each day and so far its still really comfortable to use at the price you pay for, its really good

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

Go for the [RAZER BlackShark V2 X Wired ](https://elitehubs.com/products/razer-blackshark-v2-x-green) its one of the best in its price range.

Blackshark V2 wired. I bought them when they where on sell for 30 bucks now they are 50 but they are solid

Yeah, the Razer V2X kinda sucks in terms of software (no EQ settings at all), and the cable wrap starts peeling pretty quick.

Mira, probaris de comprar la app de dolby atmos, en la store de microsoft compre la licencia de por vida a $150 pesos argentinos, capaz ya le cambiaron el precio, o no  , no lo se. Y probaria un auri bueno y barato es el razer blackshark v2 x, es cableado, liviano y se escucha muy bien, incluso te trae el adaptador que se divide en audio y microfono. Otro no tengo asi que mas que eso no te puedo ayudar, ese auri esta entre los 75mil y 85mil pesos. También viene inalámbrico. Pero es mas caro. 

Estos de razer tienen sonido 7.1 y se escuchan bien en shooters, 

razer blackshark v2 x for gaming and music. iem otherwise.

Oh boy, I am going to get downvoted to **hell** for this, but... • [Razer BlackShark V2 X](https://a.co/d/3iVvLHa) Was recommended to be from a friend's brother that claimed to have played in PSL for R6. They recommended them to me, because I played R6, Hunt: Showdown, and a few other games that required good Audio Cue reactions with those friends. I've enjoyed them for the better part of the last 5 years. Excellent bass, the Dolby Sound Card, and 7.1 Channel Audio would be the selling points for these. As they have aged, I have noticed that there is "scratching" or "static" that occurs while you are turning the Volume Knob, but only **while** turning; the other thing is that one of the Ear Cup Pads is coming off, but it's been "coming off" for like a year and hasn't been an issue so, ymmv but for the price I'm not upset. Some people have told me, regarding my own headset, that it's too tight and is uncomfortable to use for more than one or two songs. I really enjoy this amount of pressure I guess, I'm willing to put this information out there and admit I might be the odd one out. At least you know up front. I will run it for 4+ hours at a time and my only complaint, personally, is that they can get pretty sweaty after a long session. $38 isn't a bad price, most Storefronts will have them priced at $50-$60 brand new. I just grabbed the first Amazon Link though, I'm sure you could shop around and find a better deal if you tried. Alternatively, if you're willing to spend a bit more coin, you could opt for a pair of [Philips SHP9500](https://a.co/d/gLDAGqa) open-back headphones. The sound profile is significantly better for your average audiophile, but in order to achieve certain clarity you do give up some of the Bass *thump*-iness; hence the open-back design. And these, I doubt will get me in trouble with the informed buyers of r/BIFL and the folks over at r/audiophile.