Razer BlackShark V2 X USB Wired Esports Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - 50mm Drivers - 240g Lightweight Build - Noise Cancelling Mic - Hybrid Memory Foam Cushions - Black-RZ04-04570100-R3M1

I'm loving it , almost clear sound with some punch, good for fps games. tried it on valo and CS clear and distinguishable footsteps. Not sure about the 7.1 was not able to use it, and Fit was perfect for my ears although after few month it got a bit loose but stills snugs in like perfect and the height adjusters are also still in place when adjusted like new. The earcups absorbs sweat so keep that in mind might feel a bit of moisture around the ears. Rest i can say is im loving it.Got it for 2699/- steal deal at this price

Comfortable headphones great for Long gaming session, Mic is Also great

Pros:I am very impressed by the sound quality, it feels clear and have a good bass. I was skeptical about bass because gaming headphones have usually low bass but this is not the case in these headphones. It has bass on higher side for me at least and I liked it. In Valorant, it works well, no complains in that. I received my 7.1 surround sound activation after registering the product. Mic is good.Cons:Build quality of headphones looks fine. My only compain is with cable, I have to be very careful with the cable because I can't trust the material used. Also, 2+ meter cable is not enough for me, it just works but not enough. If cable length is not an issue for you, you can buy

Best Product i have ever purchased but razer should improve mic quality.

very uncomfortable for long hours and glasses, starts to hurt cause of the glasses with headphones, i think it’s just me.. Good with the sound and mic quality ofc , just very uncomfortable with glasses.

Go for it

These headphones do their job well--the sound quality is good, but the bass is fairly unremarkable. It can get as loud as you need it to. The build quality is great for a plastic body; it feels great to wear and handle. The metal adjustment railings, as flimsy as they look, are sturdy enough (though in my case, the clamps lose grip over time and need to be readjusted once every few hours). The clamping force is comfortable. The microphone is alright and perfectly serviceable. I don't personally believe it has a ton of clarity, but it will do the job just well.However, these headphones have their demerits. First things first, the 7.1 Surround Sound is a gimmick and a liability; the 7.1 SS driver that Razer asks you to install was, in my case, really unstable and led to my operating system blue screening several times in a week because of driver issues. A reinstall did not fix the issue. The 7.1 SS does not sound too good in games either. Just stick to stereo and you'll be fine.Second, the microphone input volume is abysmally low. In order to be audible on Discord, you need to raise your input volume to the maximum, and even then you'll still be hard to hear. This can be mitigated by using EqualizerAPO, but that is not a universal solution, because it does not apply to clips recorded by NVIDIA's Shadowplay. If you care about your Instant Replays like I do, be warned: you will barely be heard in your clips, even if your friends can hear you perfectly fine over Discord.I think that's all the issues I encountered. It's an alright pair of headphones, and if you don't care much about recording gameplay, this is a decent choice (though there are probably better alternatives!)

A top-tier headset in its price range great audio, clean looks, and comfort that lasts. Perfect for competitive PC gaming.