Razer Barracuda X Wireless Gaming & Mobile Headset (PC, PlayStation, Switch, Android, iOS): 2.4GHz Wireless + Bluetooth – Lightweight – 40mm Drivers – Detachable Mic – 50 Hr…

Can’t imagine myself without the freedom and comfort this headset gives. Sturdy but not heavy, doesn’t pinch my ears while wearing over glasses or a mask, incredible quality of sound, long-lasting battery (mine goes three days without charging). Looks pretty. What more can you need? Better than my Logitech, Sony, Marshalls, and JBL.

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Dollar for dollar this is the most useful, convenient headset for everything except Xbox. The dual connectivity and other features included are actually incredible at this price point. It truly surprised me because it doesn’t sacrifice sound quality to allow for all these features. They kept it simple in the looks department, no gamery look or RGB which is very nice. The sports mesh ear cups are light and breathable, way better than anything pleather, it doesn’t get too hot. The wireless sound quality is perfect, don’t be put off by the 40mm drivers, they sound every bit as good if not better than other 50mm drivers (probably the TriForce tech, they sound so good, especially when you tweak the EQ). The unsung hero feature that I haven’t seen anyone post about yet is the Razer Audio app. You can connect the headset to the app and EQ it from your phone while in Bluetooth mode. The settings hold regardless whether in Bluetooth mode or 2.4 (seriously awesome). The strange thing about this headset is when plugged into 3.5mm, it actually sounds worse than when wireless. But, it’s good to have just in case you ever do run out of battery life, even if that would be tough because of the 40hrs per charge. This thing is definitely meant to be ran wireless. Truly, the biggest surprise than I’m still not really over yet is how they made the wireless setting sound better than when it’s wired… just baffling. This is you one-stop shop for a headset if you are looking for something wireless, multi use, and easy to use. Again, only market left out are Xbox players. If you have a PlayStation, Switch, use Microsoft Teams for work meetings, and like to listen to music, this is the holy grail of headsets.

I decided to upgrade to a wireless headset and found this pair on sale. the price was good and the review were mixed but I took a chance and bought them. Two days later I returned them! It seems there are a lot of problems with that year’s model, mic would just stop working, the sound on the 2.4ghz was good but would often just cut out and switching to BT would make your game sound like you were in a wind tunnel. Razer offered no real fix and I never was able to correct issues. Bought the Steelseries Arctic Nova 7 instead and very happy now.

I’m deeply impressed by this product. I’m no audiophile, but do own multiple other nice headphones and office headsets.

Construction quality seems great. Its all plastic (steel headband adjuster) but feels really solid. Matte finish. Considering the wireless connectivity and microphone and battery, they are impressively lightweight.

The 2.4GHz usb-c dongle is critical here. I value low-latency video meetings so plain Bluetooth is not an option. (too much lag) But its also great to be able to take cell phone calls with them and also use for music-only via Bluetooth.

Extremely comfortable. Like, wow. The ear cubs are exceptionally deep and large. I have large ears and fit easily within the cups such that all the clamping pressure is distributed on the skull/neck/jaw. Clamping force is medium. I have some lighter headsets, and some stronger ones. Riding a bike would be a stretch, but just sitting in the office I choose to stretch them out a bit to lessen the clamp.

Audio is awesome. Bass heavy with sharp mids. They feel incredibly… spacious? Something about the physicality of the set makes the stereo separation beyond compare. It sounds really really good imo. And you can adjust with a THX or a third party app to make the EQ flatter if needed. External sound isolation is good too. I vastly preferred these for music compared to the Blackshark v2 X.

Microphone is ok. Without adjustment I found the gain simply too high. But speaking softly, and turning the input level (on PC) down a bit, its pretty good. Very localized pickup. I also predominantly use these in MS Teams which has built-in noise suppression which I turn up to “High”. In un-altered side by side comparison to the “Blackshark v2 X USB”, the Blackshark is obviously lower and also clearer. Probably a better mic. But the Barracuda X will suffice for my workplace meetings and phone calls. (I have relatively high standards for this btw, 80% of headset mics are unacceptable imo) I somewhat miss having a rotating mic boom but having them detachable is the next best thing.

Comes with all the cables you might need – all proprietary branded with integrated rubber straps. No carry case.

They do not work with the Razer Synapse app (neither does the Blackshark X USB) which seems like a purposeful disabling for this “X” model. It does work with the Razer THX sound app but that has a $ cost and doesn’t control the microphone.

For the price I think its a surprising high performing product. From the packaging to the included cables to the audio, comfort, mic, and connectivity, it all speaks of quality. Well done Razer.