Razer Nari Ultimate Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset + Base Station Bundle: Classic Black

So this is gonna be one of those reviews saying some bad things but still trying to say this is an amazing product. I'll start off with the bad. The biggest issue I have is how bad these are with connecting to Razer Synapse. I was look back on Synapse and the settings I had set are nothing there and the headset always seems to go back to default. I may be doing something wrong, but that's the worst part of this headset. This headset also has a tendency to kind of skip a beat sometimes and then has to catch back up. I've really only used this headset playing AC Origins which has it's own tethering issues, so that might be the reason this is happening. Now on to the sound quality. It's definetly not the best headset I've used in terms of sound. I really believe this is due to how big the headset is. It's huge and that's putting it lightly in my opinion. This allows alittle too much space between your ears and the headset itself which I think just adds to much distance to travel (more than other headsets). I seen people complain about the mic quality, but i haven't used the mic yet and don't really care about the quality personally. As long as my teammates can hear my callouts in Warzone, I'm good. The battery life is t the best either. Now let's move on to the good qualities of this headset and why I love it so much (don't think I'll ever go back to a regular headset). We'll start with the feel of the headset. As I've said, it's a huge headset and is kind of wonky when putting it on your headset, but you find the sweet spot, these are really comfortable in my opinion. These have a tendency to fall off, but i can deal with that. Although the sound quality isn't the best, it's still pretty good in my opinion and it's "good enough". Now for the most amazing thing about this headset and that's the haptic feedback/rumble system. This feature, in my opinion, makes up for all of the flaws that this headset has. Just the title screen for AC Origins alone blew my mind with the haptic feedback. It really adds to the atmosphere of your games and I just think is so cool and worth it if you think you're up for paying the price. If you're struggling on whether this headset is worth the price, I'd say wait to see if they come out with a second generation of the headset and see if they fixed some of the flaws that this one has.

Ok so I have spent a lot of money in the past two years trying to find the perfect gaming headphones for my PS4. I’ve gone though what seems to be almost all of the top ones. Alpha Cloud X, Logitech 935, Sony Platinums, A20, Turtle Beaches, even some of the older Razers. None of those can replicate in my opinion what the Nari Ultimates can do. In short: the haptic feedback is absolutely no joke. It is incredible. It just feels like you are in a movie theatre, for example the opening screens for the latest Modern Warfare, with it’s bassy rattles, feels like I have literal movie-quality subs in my head.The haptic feedback is also extremely accurate. If you’ve tried the Skullcandy Crushers, you are probably wary of haptic feedback in headphones. Those take every single slice of bass and rattle your head full-blow with it. The Nari Ultimates are a perfect example of haptic feedback done right. Distant sounds have appropriate gentle feed back, explosions are dynamic from the beginning of the sound to the end, flowing with the noise, and even different guns have different levels of feedback depending on what you are using. The swing of a sword is just so satisfying. Footsteps are so accurate I don’t know how I’ve gone without these headphones. Some people think the haptic feedback is a gimmick, I would argue that it is far from it.The sound quality is also unbelievable, deep, accurate lows, crisp highs, and well balanced mid. Nothing is washed or muffled. It’s really really good.All-in-all these are the most immersive headphones I’ve tried to date. Bravo!

Awesome sound quality. Great for music, gaming, watching shows. Anything

I am a huge Razer fan and have multiple setups. This device has a super short cord that doesn't reach my PC at all. I haven't figured out what to do with it because of that alone.