Razer BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - 50mm Drivers - Memory Foam Cushion - For PC, PS4, PS5, Switch - 3.5mm Audio Jack - Black

I recently picked up a set of headphones for my Xbox, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. From the second I put them on, I could tell they were built to last. The construction is top-notch, with a solid yet comfortable design that feels durable without being too heavy. The ear cushions are super soft, making long gaming sessions feel effortless.When it comes to sound quality, these headphones truly shine. The audio is crystal clear, with deep, immersive bass and crisp highs that make every game feel more lifelike. It could be the subtle footsteps of an enemy in a shooter or the booming soundtrack of an open-world adventure, the sound is perfectly balanced and incredibly detailed. The surround sound effect is spot on, giving me a competitive edge in multiplayer games by making it easy to pinpoint enemy locations.The microphone is another highlight—my teammates hear me loud and clear without any distortion or background noise interference, with zero lag or dropouts, making the experience completely seamless.Overall, these headphones are a solid set for gaming. With their high-quality build, excellent comfort, and outstanding sound performance, they are easily one of the best gaming accessories I’ve ever owned. Highly recommended!

Amazing headset!!! At $40-$50 It has amazing sound!! Very comfy on the head too!! Has to be one of the best budget headsets for sure!! My only complaints would be the mic quality, with the mic being a bit “muddy” and the cord for the headset was a bit short for me.

I have had this headphones for over two months already, and it's honestly the best one I've bought. Using it in a Mac and not having access to 7.1 Surrounding Sound is honestly not an issue, its sound cancellation feature on the cushions, that are super comfortable and soft, they work just fine and though its not 100% perfect in terms of noise cancelling, for the money is honestly impressive. Would definitely choose them over the JBL Quantum 400. Material feels soft and comfortable.

The Razer BlackShark V2 X gaming headset offers great 7.1 surround sound that really immerses you in the game. The audio quality is definitely a standout feature for the price, making it easy to hear everything from footsteps to background details. However, while the headset is lightweight, the memory foam ear cushions can feel uncomfortable after extended use. After long gaming sessions, I noticed some ear fatigue and pressure, so it’s not the best option if you plan to wear them for hours at a time. The mic is clear, but it could be better. The build quality is decent for the price, though the plastic design might not hold up as well long-term. It’s a good headset for the price, but comfort could be improved.

BEST BUDGET HEADPHONESGreat surround sound, amazingly comfortable, good quality materials and packaging all make this feel worthy of a price closer to $100.Incredibly surprised by the overall quality, cannot recommend enough

Niccceeee headphones, what i like most is that they sit AROUND your ears instead of on them. everyone knows wearing headphones that sit on your ears will start to hurt them after a while, but like i said not with these. I cant remember if these are advertised as noise cancelling but i tend to find it hard to hear my surroundings when im wearing these. its easy to mute yourself, its easy to turn up and down the volume, these headphones are loud enough to the point where i find myself not even wearing them but leaving them on my desk and listening to what I'm playing that way. oh yeah, these are also wired so you never have to worry about having to charge them after every use. they're actually really good

As a person who plays video games and has pets and a small child I eat through my fair share of headsets. This headset not only gives me hope that it might outlast the others in its price category (sub-$100) but that it might be one of the best quality ones in the category too.Two things stand out about the headset: 1. Build quality is above average for this price. I am unsure of if this is because this is a cheaper version of a more expensive headset from Razer, or if they are just good at building them, but these don't feel flimsy, and they don't sound flimsy either. This leads to point 2. Sound Quality is comparable to most $100-120 headsets I've used. Digital surround has come a long way since it's debut, and it's easy to forget that these headphones don't feature multiple speakers on each side. Beyond that the microphone provides crisp, quiet audio comparable to that of a Shure SM58. When run through even a middling on board audio card on a desktop, there shouldn't be much of an audible difference between your microphone and those that others spent 4-5x the amount that you did.The physical knob for volume is an exceptional touch at this price, and honestly makes the headset so much more usable than on that requires pressing small buttons to change volume on. As the headset is wired you can use the volume knob on the headset to find tune the volume from your computer (which ideally you set at ~70% and then use the headset to set to the volume you truly want, this gives the best experience).I love these and I would love to get my hands on a pair of the Pro version to see just how much more incredible goodness Razer has crammed into them.