RazerThresher Tournament Edition - Gaming Headset Compatible with PC, Mac, Steam Link and Works with Playstation 4

These feel so good on your head and you don’t have to worry about pulling or adjusting anything to fit your head. Just put it on and it’ll do the rest. The audio quality is great. I’ve never bought a headphone this expensive but it is very much worth the price compared to Walmart types like TurtleBeach.

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I bought these for my partner to use with his Xbox and his phone and they work really well.No issues so far and they do an excellent job with noise cancellation. I have to shout at him loudly when I want his attention so don’t count on hearing the doorbell or your phone ringing.I am not an audiophile so I don’t have much to comment on sound style per se but I have worn them myself and they sound great to me. The black is crisp with no excessive parts. The retractable mic is a really nice feature. They look like typical “gamer” headphones.In terms of size and fit, I dislike how thick they are. They look huge on me, on either side of my face (female, 5’3”, average face and weight), and they look proportionate on my 6 foot, 230 lb partner.The ear cups are a little too round as they touch the edges of my ears, so if you have bigger ears then these might not be for you. The pleather material is still soft and doesn’t catch all the lint and fuzz like their velvet counterparts tend to do.Because of their closed back nature they do get hot and uncomfortable over time so my partner tends to use these in 8 hour bursts. Great for extended gaming session but all the time use.The braided cable is a nice feature with a comfortable length (just longer than an average arm’s reach), but the controls with the volume wheel on the cable seems a bit flimsy. The wheel is smooth scroll despite having small notches in it and it’s jsut a personal preference that we wished it had increments that were set in place.

I got the regular wired ones and for their price and purpose, they are pretty good quality. I haven't had any issues with them yet.- They sound great- The cable is braided and sturdy to avoid tangling- The ear cup cushions are incredibly soft. After wearing them for a few hours you might experience mild pain but nothing major.- The mic isn't amazing, it serves its purpose to talk to people over discord, skype, or in game- The metal on the headband is very sturdy, so I don't see that breaking anytime soon- I love the retractable/positionable mic- The clamp is great; my head is small so I thought it would be too loose, but they stay on perfectly fine*Only con is that if you are doing PC gaming, the jack is CTIA so you need a splitter to make the mic and headphones separate

I play only COD, so this is from a COD player. The sound quality is nice. It has good bass and nice highs/ lows. It’s easy to hear enemies coming up behind you, so you won’t get panic knifed in the back.I had bought the adapter and used my TB X12s on my Xbox one, but the sound quality had dropped, so I was looking for an alternative. I tried the TB XO seven pros. Those were just as bad. The Thresher is a huge step up ( although much more expensive). The headsets are so good I don’t even have to use the Dolby button on the base to hear where the enemies are.The mic quality is good, I guess. No complaints from my friends. My only small complaint is that the chat/ game balance doesn’t allow me to hear my friends as crystal clear as I’d like ( when using the Dolby surround). I like to hear the game more than my friends, but they get drowned out by the game sometimes.I was confused as to which audio setting to use. The pamphlet said to use the optical cable out and Dolby setting. However, I tried using the Microsoft Sonic setting. Honestly, I couldn’t tell a difference.Lastly, I thought about getting the Astro A50s, but they haven’t updated the headsets in a couple of years, so this was the newest headset with equally good reviews. And I’m glad I got these.