Green Knock Off Razer Headphones

I use this for my USB headphones, razer blackwidow keyboard , Razer deathadder mouse and so much more I added to it and it's coming up now on two years in Feb, having this and been thinking of buying another

After trying a knock off battery grip that killed my menu and image preview (On or Off, with or without batteries) I bought the Nikon. A difference in quality is immediately evident upon unboxing it (feel, weight). The buttons have the same feel as the camera's counterparts, and the grip functions flawlessly. No going back for me!

listen i'm literary writing this review to get the message out there, PLEASE LIAN LI, I WOULD LOVE A RAZER EDITION OF THIS EXACT CASE! i'm trying to go for an all green ben 10 themed pc build but this more updated version of the case doesn't have a razer edition yet..so please that's all i ask for spread the word anyone else who also wants a razer edition case just because of the green

These things knock the socks off headphones that are twice the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Razer-BlackShark V2SE is an awesome set of headphones to have for your gaming needs. They are comfortable and light with great noise cancellation. Razers new design allows for individual tuning of highs, mids and lows. Love that they are a multi-platform wired headset for Esports. And they come with a carrying case designed for travel with pockets for added storage.

installed these into a razer pro 17 because Razer only gives you 16gb. So i went with OWC and its working great.

These aren't headphones that'll knock your socks off but for how much they cost you're receiving quality daily use headphones. The ambiance feature is great and the built in tile is ideal when using these out and about. Overall this version of Indy is a huge upgrade from the previous generation that I had prior. I especially love the fact that they corrected the issue of the surrounding rubber pieces from moving/falling off by replacing it with a redesigned piece that remains stationary and has a loop to better secure into your ears.

I used to keep my headphones that I use for video calls on my desk, and they were always getting in the way. Sometimes they'd get buried under papers. Sometimes I'd knock them off the table onto the floor. This under-desk headphone bracket solved all my problems! I mounted it under my desk using the provided screws, and now I have a place to put my headphones where they don't get in the way. I really like the padded cradle. Helps keep the headphones from sliding around on the hook. If I didn't have a wooden desk I would have used the provided VHB tape. I've used VHB tape for other things, and it holds really really well! [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

Keeps my razer blade 14 safe, thanks!

I'm a professional music educator and listen to all kinds of music from classical to jazz to marching band, to pop and rock. Audio Technica's ATH-M50x is a top-notch headphone, very clear, plenty of bass, nothing out of balance (unless the engineer mixed it that way, of course). Mine get their sound through an Audioengine D1 DAC, and it's a fantastic combination. This particular model, a limited-edition DG (for dark green), is something different from the typical black, though the green is very dark indeed. The brown leather makes a nice contrast, and I like having headphones that don't look the same a standard black. I also own these in the BL edition, with blue plastic parts and lighter brown leather. Sweet headphones for under $!