Razer Keyboard Volume Dial Not 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.

love this keyboard a lot its more comfortable than my razer v3 mini.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Purchased to replace a defective Razer keyboard. I have been very impressed with the responsiveness and feel of the keys. This keyboard is great for playing games and also pleasant to type on and not as loud as a mechanical board. It also has a pretty impressive heft to it, so it does not slide around one's desk.

[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.

THe interface is much improved. Much more intuitive. A dial for volume control, easy to see and easy to use transport controls on the face. More info on the screen. More choices for bitrate/quality. Uses AAA instead of AA, which isn't important to me though now i have to carry two different sizes. Recording quality: I haven't done any kind of critical test yet. The old version was surprisingly good. Using the built-in stereo mic, I put it in the middle of a string quartet, or on a podium, or with a lapel mic, in the speaker's pocket. from what I know so far, I'd recommend it for the quality, useability and price.

I needed a dedicated metronome to practice guitar on that had volume control and was loud enough to hear while playing. This is much louder than my digital one and much simpler to use on a daily basis. There is nothing fancy about this...it feels solid and not cheap. All the controls are mechanical, which is honestly not a bad thing for this purpose. It has a 3-position sliding switch on the side for Off, Tone 1 and Tone 2. The other side has a very simple volume dial which can be adjusted by sliding your finger up/down along the side. The tempo is easily set by turning the dial on the front. The mechanical dial clicks and locks into each position as you turn it, which is really nice. And there is also a flashing light on the front which can be used as a visual reference, especially if you want the volume all the way down for a performance for example. This uses a 9V battery which lasts a long time. I have been using it daily for over 3 months, at high volume, and I have still not replaced the original battery.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These over ear headphones are truly a must have for gamers! They are the JBL Quantum One and arrive with pro level audio for pure audible bliss. I have never owned a gaming headset that were as dialed in as these guys were and it definitely helped on the battlefield. As soon as I plugged them into my usb, the software (JBL Quantum Engine) prompted to install. Once finished I was able to fully customize the sound/mic and lights but also calibrate using an included small foam tipped mic that plugs into the headset mic port and then goes in your ear. Once in your ear, you put the headphones back on and some test diagnostics are ran. This will repeat in the other ear as well. I appreciate this attention to detail along with the fine tuning the equalizer allows. You can also calibrate the Quantumsphere 360 which throws you into a 360 audible field with head tracking and active noise cancelling. DTS Headphone X: V2.0 helps to build this depth of audible field. Once this is done you will feel dropped in an immersive world and it will add SO MUCH to your games! There is also an echo canceling detachable mic along with a detachable mini dial that sits near. This dial is centered between game and voice chat. Turn the dial any amount toward either voice or game to increase the volume of one while decreasing volume of the other! The headset also has a volume dial and a mute button build on the side for immediate control. Comfort feels top notch with these lightweight beauties. The ear pads are very soft and the head band seems to rest slightly more forward than I was expecting creating a secure resting on my head. The sound quality as you would expect is top notch. Opponents footsteps can be heard along with the awesome bass explosive booms from the game. Remember these have active noise cancelling and it definitely helps to tie all the other features together. Great job with these JBL!! Truly hit the mark!

Great that I can dial in volume and bass cutoff on the unit. We bought a great Sony TV, amplifier, and bookshelf speakers, all with ARC, a while back; just realized that we were missing the sound of a subwoofer. Bought the SA-CS9. Love it.On VEVO, tuned in some Joe Cocker videos recorded in Germany - fabulous sound! Would not have been the same without the woofer.

I do not have a Microsoft Surface and I am using the dial on a regular PC. I am using it as a volume control, to scroll, and also to zoom when using a drawing tablet. So far so good. I love the feeling I get when using it and how cool it looks.