Razer Headphones Aren T Working

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

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

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using the Razer - BlackShark V2 Se for awhile my kids have come quite accustom to this headset.. Pros: -Love the color of the headset, the black pairs quite well with the green, the sound (both playback and record [headset and mic]) are quite good. - THX Spatial Audio also works quite well once you can seem to get it working with the headset. It has better Discord compatibility than with any other HyperX headset. I love that it is quite light feeling when it is sitting on your head and is actually very comfortable. The headset is also fairly affordable and well worth it, as it is quite the bang for the buck. As for the Cons: - Synapse software doesn't seem to be the greatest and could use quite a few improvements with headsets. Synapse makes getting the headset working, if at all at moments very very finicky. Sometimes the headset when plugged in seems to work off of the Razer Sound Card audio source in Windows. Other times the headset will work off of the THX Spatial Audio audio source. Due to the Synapse, you never know which one it is going to be until you plug it in. Another problem I noticed is the Microphone doesn't always seem to work when you are speaking into it, especially if you have it plugged into a gaming source such as a Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Ps4, etc. My Final thoughts on this headset are as follow: Those that are quite tech savvy should be find since they should be able to get Razer's Synapse's to play nicely with them long enough to keep this headset working consistently. Therefore, those who work quite well with tech this most definitely would be an amazing buy. As for anyone who is not technologically inclined or at least educated in tech I would not recommend this headset,, as the Synapse could quite possibly give you a major headache as well as a lot of uneccesary frustration.

Invaluable, wish it cost less but when things aren't working and you can trace the issue in minutes, the cost doesn't matter.

What can I say, other than it's the battery made for the T% Canon Camera with the Canon label.

Keeps my razer blade 14 safe, thanks!

These headphones aren't of the best sound quality but they come with a few different size options so you can almost guarantee they'll fit in your ears. I think they're a decent replacement for your Apple headphones and much cheaper. I use them with my fiio X1!

These are the best headphones I have ever used for the price. Of course they aren't as good as the $200 ones, but they are much better than many I have tried at $50-$75. They have nice base (although not extreme base) and you can hear the midtones and highs pretty clearly as they don't get mixed together. They are light and pretty compact. The adjustments at the top can catch your hair a bit from time to time, but it's not much of a problem for me. I like the unlimited lifetime warranty too. All in all, you're not going to find a better sounding pair of headphones than these for this price. Way better than the ipod earbuds that I had before them. Works well when running or other active things.

For the money, these little wonders are as good as it gets. Clean mids and highs, great soundstage, and visceral bass Pros: -Sound incredible for the money; can compete with many much higher-priced phones, especially of the boutique variety (Bose, Skullcandy, etc) -Comfortable for long stretches -Don't require a dedicated amplifier (but can still benefit from one) -Simple, functional, and durable design Cons: -Pleather earcups get quite hot; not unique to these but rather a characteristic of all closed and semi-closed headphones with pleather cups Other thoughts: -Quite large. These compete with the Everglide S500's for being the biggest cans I own -These aren't true closed phones. As such, they do not provide the isolation you may expect Final thought: -If you only have $40 to spend on full-size headphones, there is simply no point in looking any further. They aren't just great for the money. They are just plain great!