Razer RZ04-01920300-R3M1 Man OWar 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound Gaming Headset - Black

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However, the ear cups feature RGB lighting – so you can make that Razer logo light up in whatever color you want through the Synapse application.

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You'll find all of the controls on the gaming headset itself including a power button and two knobs to adjust the volume level for whichever your game you're playing as well as voice chat.

It might not look that comfortable at first glance, but when you pick the Razer ManO’War up, the frame feels rigid and there isn’t any cushiony air gap built into the headband. we can personally back up these claims as we got through two six-hour gaming sessions on the weekend before we needed to plug in the micro USB cable.

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Even putting them around my neck doesn't really work well, as the headband is so thick that it ends up rubbing against the back of my head. is a fantastic addition for any gamer, especially those that play on both PC and console,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. On the one hand, universal fits are great, but we wish they were a bit smaller than Princess Leia’s hair buns. In the world of surround sound headsets, you either get a set of cans with multiple drivers built into them or audio devices that simulate the effect virtually. Altogether, this makes it incredibly easy to pack up the ManO'War and bring it wherever you need serious surround sound.

Even though the Razer ManO’War only produces virtual surround sound, it's actually just as good as the Razer Tiamat 7. In between the massive set of cans is an equally large headband made of a flexible, but hard, plastic that thankfully doesn't creak.

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While running around the ruined streets of New York in the Division, we could hear a car alarm go off in the far north west and gun fire from the south. There's also a decent sounding microphone, which is built into the frame and extends out to a long flexible rod when you want to use it. Razer didn’t opt for sculpted ear cups, like you may see on the Corsair Void or the Logitech 993 Artemis Spectrum.is equipped with sound isolation technology, while in-line volume controls and a retractable MEMS boom mic offer a streamlined gaming audio experience. Instead, there’s just a tin leather-ish band embossed with the Razer logo on one side and the smallest layer of padding on the other. Founded in 2005, Razer is backed by Intel Capital, IDG-Accel and Heliconia Capital Management (Heliconia), a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore investment company Temasek. surround sound and respectable bass, the Razer ManO’War is one of the best PC gaming headsets on the market right now.

Razer is transforming the way people play games, engage with other gamers and identify with the gamer lifestyle. While the thick headband is substantial, the ear cups actually retract and extend along two pieces of metal.This analog-digital gaming headset is an encore to the recent debut of the wireless Razer ManO’War, an editor’s choice among the ranks of TechRadar, Tom’s Guide, VentureBeat and more.