Razer Opus - Active Noise Cancelling ANC Wireless Headphones (THX Audio Tuning, 25 Hr Battery Life, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5mm Jack Compatible, Auto Play/Auto Pause) Black

I bought these around 4 years ago and loved them so much. The original pair still works very well after all this time, and I've always taken it on holidays with me as the headset blocks out a lot of the noise during a flight. Unfortunately on my most recent trip, I fell asleep on the wrong angle and one of the sides of my old set broke, hence I bought another one, and this time around, it costed half the price of the original.Very happy with this, sound is amazing, it's green, which is the best colour, it's very comfortable on your head and I couldn't imagine anything wrong with these.

The razer opus is 100% the best everyday use pair of headphones to use all the time and are very effective when travelling. The product comes with the very good headphone case alongside a spot in the case for the airplane socket connected, charger wire and aux cable. The noise cancellation is top notch, I couldn’t even hear the loud cabin noise from the active noice cancellation mode on. The sound quality is great and you can also check how much battery you have left in the razer audio app. The battery life is extremely good, I didn’t have to charge mine for ages. The headphones are very comfortable to wear and you can lay them on your neck freely without it hurting or being uncomfortable. Overall the razer opus gets a 10/10 from me.

no complaints. lasts a whole week without needing a charge. sound quality is amazing.HOWEVER if you plan on using the noise cancelling on public transport like trains or busses, look elsewhere. The loud noises of things like bus suspensions and train wheels cause the noise cancelling to get confused and start popping and crackling. using the noise cancelling at home working is brilliant though

Love these much better than the last pair I had. I use them with Bluetooth to listen to my TV. They don't have a lag until they start to run down and need charging. The sound is really good. I am very happy with these. My husband also bought a pair after I recommended them.

First of all, if you’re just looking for a competent headset on a budget, and aren’t obsessed with detailed sound quality, this headset might be a good start. The headset is fairly solid, is light and comfortable to wear, and the audio that comes out is clean and not muffled. The headset is chargeable by USB-C, so will likely share the same charger as most modern smartphones.Now, while the audio quality is relatively good, don’t expect too much from some of the features included like noise cancellation and ambient noise doesn’t seem to work very well. I have noticed some differences in sound quality when activated, but bearing in mind this is a budget headset, it doesn’t necessarily improve the audio quality. The onboard mic also tends to give mixed results, with mic quality being particularly bad in a busy/loud environment. Trying to take a call while walking outdoors for example is virtually impossible with this headset.While rare, the headset has also been known to drop its connection for a second before continuing as normal - for me this is usually when using the headset with my phone, and the phone is in my pocket with other bits. Not really ideal when walking about… In an office environment or when static, this doesn’t seem to be so much of an issue.It is a genuinely good headset if you’re on a budget, but maybe not for the reasons Razer want you to think. If you’re after a solid budget headset for audio playback and aren’t too fused about noise cancellation or ambience features like you’d see in most premium headsets, this may be a good place to start. If you’re looking for a solid all rounder, you may want to look elsewhere.

I finally decided to invest in some decent gaming gear after many years, so I sat down and spent hours after hours searching for the best gaming set up. I finally got the computer of my dreams and invested in a white Razer Mouse and some matching white Razer headphones (Razer Opus X - Wireless Low Latency Headset with ANC Technology).I waited for it allllll to arrive before unwrapping and setting up. I've hardly used these headphones and only had them about 6 weeks (only out of the box for 2), and to my devastation (you might say that's extreme as they are only headphones), I have found cracks and damage to them (I strongly doubt caused my myself as they are treated with the utmost respect). See photos attached.I am unable to locate the seller of these (I assume Razer, but I bought via Amazon) and I'm unable to find someone to contact, but I was hoping someone could perhaps help me with an exchange. I am so disheartened with them right now and will be so sad until the matter is put right, someone please help.Thank youKayley

I've had mine a few months now and it's been very problematic getting them to provide consistent audio.Most days I've tried it has taken half an hour or more of faffing around to try get the headphones to have audio that does not drop out. I have the latest firmware installed.Today I did a little bit of experimenting with pairing them to more different devices and got consistently rubbish performance.Eventually I discovered that if I turned off my Apple Trackpad the issues disappeared. While it is nice to know where the problem lies, it does also make these headphones useless to me as I bought them to use with my computer.I have various other bluetooth headphones and none have got this problem - so I guess it's the bottom drawer for these as I kept them too long to return them - I am rather annoyed to say the least.Such a shame as other than the bluetooth connectivity issues these are pretty good value for the money.

The sound is pretty good, howe