Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) – Premium Wireless E-Sports
Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) – Premium Wireless E-Sports Headset (HyperClear Super Wideband Mic, TriForce Titanium 50mm Driver, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Up to 70hrs Battery) White
Pro-Level Voice Quality
The next-gen detachable mic ensures all your shotcalls sound clear, rich, and natural.
Clear and Powerful Sound
Cutting-edge proprietary design for brighter, clearer audio with rich highs and powerful lows.
Maximum Responsiveness and Reliability
Industry-leading 2.4 GHz wireless connection for high-performance, low-latency competitive play.
Pinpoint Positional Sound
Tuned with top esports athletes, listen like the pros do with on-headset FPS audio profiles.
Uninterrupted Focus and Long-Lasting Comfort
A perfect seal with ultra-soft memory foam cushions that comfortably shuts out all distractions.
Type C ChargingA single full charge of the headset delivers up to 70 hours of play. Get 6 hours of use with just 15 minutes of charging.
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BlackShark Line
BlackShark V2 Pro (2023)
BlackShark V2 Pro (2020)
BlackShark V2
BlackShark V2 X USB
BlackShark V2 X
Connection Type Wireless 2.4 GHz / BT 5.2 Wireless 2.4 GHz / 3.5 mm USB / 3.5 mm USB 3.5 mm Audio Driver TriForce Titanium 50 mm TriForce Titanium 50 mm TriForce Titanium 50 mm TriForce 50 mm TriForce 50 mm Surround Sound THX Spatial Audio THX Spatial Audio THX Spatial Audio 7.1 Surround Sound 7.1 Surround Sound Microphone Detachable Super Wideband Mic Detachable Supercardioid Mic Detachable Cardioid Mic Bendable Noise-Cancelling Mic Bendable Cardioid Mic Ear Cushions Breathable Memory Foam Detachable Supercardioid Mic Breathable Memory Foam Hybrid PU and Cloth Foam Hybrid PU and Cloth Foam Battery Life Up to 70 hours Up to 24 hours – – – Weight 320g 320g 262g 240g 240g Platform Compatibility PC, PS, Switch, Mobile PC, PS, Switch, Mobile PC, PS, Xbox, Switch, Mobile PC, PS, Switch PC, PS, Xbox, Switch, Mobile
| Weight: | 320 g |
| Dimensions: | 16.4 x 9.9 x 19.1 cm; 320 Grams |
| Brand: | Razer |
| Model: | RZ04-04530200-R3M1 |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Razer |
| Dimensions: | 16.4 x 9.9 x 19.1 cm; 320 Grams |
In this price range, I can say from my perspective is one of the best options!
– Sound quality is amazing for a wireless headphone.
– 70h is not really there, but is pretty good (I can compare with Alienware AW920H with 6h of battery…), so it is a big step forward!
– Gaming it`s amazing, because you have the THX and the option to choose the best settings for your game!
– For me is the best deal in this price range!
After my old Blackshark V2’s were showing some wear I was happy to see Razer had released an updated version.
The cups of these headsets are perfectly for my slightly bigger then average ears. There is no rubbing the inside of the cup. They fit perfectly.
The sound quality is super for gaming, the intergration of THX is a real plus.
My friends has commented that the microphone quality is a lot better as well.
Would highly recommend.
I played starfield for with this headset and wow! I am pleasantly surprised especially considering the price. I have used these on the Xbox Series X connected using the aux cable to the controller. I was tempted getting the wireless versions but I do not do any PC gaming and unfortunately due to Microsoft’s decision to monopolise wireless connections to their console aux connection was only choice.
This headset is super comfy and the audio profile is perfect for an immersive gaming experience. If you are on PS or PC you can get the upgraded versions with wireless connection too. I highly recommend them to anyone is in the market for a new gaming headset at a slightly affordable price range of 50.
I had the older version of these which I smashed over my monitor when I failed at Elder Scrolls Online Veteran Mailstrom Arena for what feels like the 50th time.
And I’m glad I did, because these are ton better than the old ones. The sound stage is unreal, I can hear details in games that wasn’t there before.
You need to install Razer Synapes 3.x, enable THX Spatial Audio, Sound Normalisation, Bass Boost and Voice Clarity and your mind will be blow in games like the above – I can hear ever distant cricket chirping that I couldn’t before and the experience was quite emotional for immersive play.
Razer nailed it this time. That’s saying a lot.
When it comes to audio performance, the BlackShark V2 truly shines. Equipped with Razer’s innovative TriForce Titanium 50mm drivers, this headset delivers crystal-clear highs, rich mids, and thundering lows. Whether you’re listening for subtle audio cues in a competitive shooter or immersing yourself in the lush world of an RPG, the BlackShark V2 provides a level of audio detail that can make all the difference.
The THX Spatial Audio technology further elevates the gaming experience by creating a lifelike soundscape. This feature enhances directional accuracy, allowing you to pinpoint the source of sounds with remarkable precision. Whether it’s the distant rustle of leaves or the faintest footsteps of an approaching enemy, you’ll gain a competitive edge with the BlackShark V2’s immersive audio.
Comfort is paramount during extended gaming sessions, and the BlackShark V2 doesn’t disappoint. Its lightweight and adjustable headband, paired with plush memory foam ear cushions, ensures that you can game for hours without discomfort. The breathable material keeps your ears cool, even during intense gaming marathons.
The detachable Razer HyperClear Cardioid Mic adds another layer of excellence to the BlackShark V2. Crystal-clear voice communication ensures that your teammates hear you loud and clear, while the noise-cancelling feature eliminates background distractions, allowing your voice to shine through.
Built with durability in mind, the BlackShark V2 boasts a solid aluminum frame and rugged construction that can withstand the rigors of competitive gaming. The cable’s convenient inline controls provide easy access to volume adjustments and muting, keeping you in command without breaking your focus.
In the realm of gaming headsets, the Razer BlackShark V2 Premium Esports Gaming Headset stands as a testament to Razer’s commitment to quality and innovation. Whether you’re a professional esports player or a dedicated gamer, this headset delivers unparalleled audio performance, comfort, and style, ensuring that every gaming session becomes an unforgettable experience.
Okay so off the bat this headset is awesome, great sound quality, thx surround sound supported, sexy silhouette (makes you look like a true pilot!) and the mic. Ooooooh the mic, in 15 years of gaming and using all kinds of different headsets and microphones this one is really something rivalling that of some standing microphones in my opinion, on base settings the mic is crispy and clear, so clear in-fact my friends say I don’t sound like me while speaking, they say I sound too good (if that’s an issue or you already have an alluring voice then be weary!!)
If you’re aiming for quality sound and voice output then this headset is hands down the way to go, nothing will be sneaking past you anymore
This headset is just ok nothing really special about it. It does what it needs to and no more, on hindsight I should have opted to get ones which have volume control for either game or chat so you can adjust to what suits you best these headphones don’t have that hence why I’m writing this, my advice If you are a PC gamer spend a little extra and get ones that do what I have mentioned. Apart from that they are just headphones for gaming and nothing more.
Not comfortable as expected but still a good product comparing to other in the market. features are sick! good stuff though
Got this for my son. All I can say it I’ve not heard any complaints and it keeps him quie
I’ve owned a lot of headsets and this is by far the best . Very light , unbelievable sound quality and a great price definitely worth the money .
Comfortable headphones. Batery is good. Sound nice in game or when you watch some movies.
I like it. I recommend it for people who like playing computer games.
pros: great build quality, ok microphone, nice responsive tactile volume dial
cons: mic could be better, ear cushions stain from 1 month of use “if you use the white colour version”, non replaceable headband
Headphones used for gaming on a PS5 & PC.
Headphones are designed to be used on PC with Razer software, unsure if customisations made in the Razer software on PC, carry over to PS5.
Initially had problems with the microphone not working, however this has resolved itself.
After my trusted Turtle Beach Elite Pro V1 died, it was time to do the research and look for the next replacement. I found the BlackShark V2 and V2 Pro’s by Razer, and looked at countless youtube videos and written reviews, and I was surprised to find a product with unamimous decison in reviews, with so many saying this product is one of the best headsets ever owned.
I initially bought the BlackShark V2 Pro (wireless) and I was blown away by them. Price wise at the time they were very reasonable compared to other headsets I owned. The comfort, the qaulity of build, the software, the functions and most importantly the SOUND… everything was great. I was so impressed I had to buy a second pair as a spare set.
I found the differnce between the BlackShark V2 (wired) and V2 pro (wireless) editions is mainly this version (V2) is wired with a 3.5 audio jack. Mostly everything else is the same. Same 50mm drivers, same sound, same software… but these I can go out with and use on a phone, laptop, ipod with 3.5 jack, where as the more expensive wireless ones you can only use with USB as it has a dongle.
One differnce I discovered was the microphone. On the V2 Pro, the microphone (which looks the same between both models) provides mic monitoring on both PC and PS4/PS5… the mic monitoring is configured via Razer’s PC software, and then it just works on everything so you can hear what you are saying. However, on these V2 wired edition, although it looks like the same microphone, it only provides mic monitoring on PC. So, configuring the mic monitoring via Razers Synapse PC software, provides mic monitoring on PC, but not on Mac or Playstation 4 and 5… This I feel is a big shame. It would have been good if Razer used the exact same mic (or internal software) so the V2 could proide mic monitoring just like the V2 Pro.
So in this case I use my V2 Pro if on Playstation, or Mac, and I only use these wired V2’s for ipod or 3.5 devices where I do not need a microphone with monitoring. If it had the same mic as the V2 Pro, I would have given 5 stars.
Overall I am very happy with them. I have since bought them for friends and reccomended to others
Went for these after the wireless ones didn’t work out. The wireless pair felt better to wear but unfortunately kept disconnecting/reconnecting to the computer randomly. After setting these up I was very happy with my buy, sound is great and they are very comfortable to wear. Until recently these worked brilliantly, but the last few weeks it appears the usb wire has started to go, with a few disconnects and now a static buzz only fixed when I move the lead about a bit. I got these 9months ago, I would expect for the price the headset to last longer than that.
Bought these at the start of 2022. It is now 20/1/2023.
Since buying the product has had software issues, causing audio levels to be completely unbalanced between each speaker, and has recently started being caused by moving the headset wire VERY slightly.
In addition, the wire, coils insanely easily, and mine arrived with serveral sharp kinks in it, which is what I believe to be the original source of the damage. As they arrived, with volume levels misbalanced, and now leads to cut outs in volume when the wire is at certain angles.
I will be filing for a refund, if not replacement.
I am exceptionally careful with my tech, I have little money, and cannot afford to be replacing things, so I make so I don’t have to.
These headphones are GREAT. Mic quality 10/10. Audio quality 10/10. Bass 10/10. Surround sound 8/10 for headphones with a 3.5mm jack. Only one problem though, and this might just be a problem only with me, as a defective unit. But if your an audiophile, these MAY sound unbalanced on FULL volume. As in, the left is just a FRACTION of a bit louder than the right. This can be easily fixed by lowering the volume on the headset and increasing it on your computer. The bass completely destroys other sounds if you turn on the provided “surround sound audio” feature so just keep it off since it sounds much better without it anyway.
This seemed weird, too good to be true so I started doing more research. I went to rtings website and got a list of every headset on the market, and began comparing the specs and reviews of the Blackshark V2 against top end, highest priced sets, and mid range ones in the same price bracket. I also did this process on other well known tech websites. The results were astonishing! This headset got rated better than models 2-2.5x the price! After probably 10 hours of researching and cross referencing I felt there was no other option and decided on the special edition model.
I’ve tested it out now and I am blown away. The sound quality is astounding, the best I’ve experienced with a gaming headset – easily. It was rated as having very good neutral sound (true sound, without muddying from effects and enhancements), and it really does. Everything is crystal clear, bass sounds are punchy without distortion, mid range is all there, and treble sings. Also, the noise cancelling is excellent, it keeps the 49db fan noise of my machine completely silenced to my ears. The headset is also incredibly comfortable, and I have very sensitive ears so make of that what you will. I find the build quality fantastic.
The sound card and synapse app that allow EQ customisation is a true game changer. Any minor shortcomings the audio range may have can be completely rectified and bring out the full potential of these amazing headphones. To that end I found a brilliant guide from a music producer on reddit and I heartily recommend these settings:
In Synapse:
Keep volume below 75 (74 is recommended, this is to prevent audio outs which can occur at higher levels). *This doesn’t affect the physical volume using the knob on the set*
Turn all enhancements off.
Set custom EQ with these in the following order: 0, 0, -3, -3, +1, 0, +3, -1, -4, +8
THX Spacial is personal preference, I personally use “Dolby Atmos For Headphones” on my laptop as I find it superior, but there are a fair amount of games that specifically use the former, so I’ll experiment.
Overall this is a truly exceptional headset, especially considering the price. I’m a solid loyal customer from now on, I look forward to a V3 down the line!
10/10
They have a nice build, braided cord and a detachable mic. The ear pieces fit perfectly over one’s ears and their padding is very comfortable. They are light, but don’t feel cheap.
Straight into my pc, I played some music via Wav files, that I know well and these cans were very good with no tweaking. They have 50mm diaphragms with titanium in the ear pieces, so one would expect a beefy bass sound and they have! The mids aren’t ‘sucked in’ and the trebles are normal, nothing piercing.
However, these really come alive when using Razer Synapse software. Use the custom EQ and try -2 250hz -1 500hz +1 4khz +4 8khz and +7 16khz (others on 0) (Don’t add any bass boost etc) This is where they really shine, with just a little tweaking.
The microphone is okay, not a premium mic, but fine enough to chat with for gamers. One can alter it’s EQ response with another 10 band EQ. The spacial sound works well in different programs BUT leave it OFF when using your custom EQ to listen to music. I’ve A/B’d various albums from Queen to Zeppelin to Bowie and these are not for the ‘spacial sound’ option.
I picked these up for about 62 and they are worth that price. You can also use just the 3.6mm output into Xbox/PS5 etc.
ignore all the stupid reviews about the bad mic and the connection and whatnot ive had one of these headsets since day one and im still using it now and just orderd the siege version just for a different colour really. so connection issue ive never once had a problem at all. the only bugging thing from time to time is the razer app as we all know can be a bit of an annoyance setting the headset up can be pretty difficult to but once set up right in the app my god does this headset bang. you can hear most fps games 10 fold with footsteps no problem and the bass is beyond ridiculously good same as the sound quality as for the mic everyone says is subpar my friends are streamers and they say the quality is just as good as some of their equipment which is probably 3x the price of what a set of these would’ve cost brand new at 180 / 200 rrp. as for the clamp and headset build its one of the best I’ve ever had the head clamp is still as good the headband hasn’t even deformed or gone flat and its 2 years old. really comfy and really light as i wear glasses i struggle to find a good comfy headset that doesn’t hurt my ears and this is the only headset that performs on all those fronts as well as being super reliable. just wish razer had put type c or a wireless charge dock variant of this headset out because its really worth it. 10/10 headset had astros a50s and they broke in 3 days crap headband clamps and same with artic pros they’re terrible
The only reason these didn’t get a 5 star review is the cable. It twists really easily and is really annoying. definitely feels like from a ware and tear point of view if could get damage more quickly. Seems silly when the same model but in the ‘x – 10th anniversary edition’ has a superior cable but is the same price. I had the X edition but sent it back as though I was missing out on the sound card which comes with these but in hindsight I wasn’t. Come on Razer sort this out. You’re meant to be a premium manufacturer and despite all the good work on sound and comfort you cheap out on a cable!
Sound quality:
I upgraded to these from the Turtle beach recon 70s and wow I can definitely hear the difference.
I am using the USB sound card and dialled everything in on the included software.
The sound is deep bass but yet high treble, great mix.
I am a huge music fan and these are great as when paired with software you can set a different sound profile for your music app or chrome tab or any application!
The microphone is great and I’d definitely put it on broadcast and put volume up on to 100% otherwise you’ll be very quiet for team mates or meetings.
It doesn’t pick up a lot of background noise like my old headset does, spot on razer
Comfort:
Wow these are comfortable, I wear glasses and they don’t push up into ears and I have had them on for 5 hours solid and no pressure points or sweaty ears or anything.
Software:
The software is fantastic to play around with and get perfect audio.
Game audio:
I mainly play Warzone, CW Zombies and Vanguard and these sound so clear after changed to EQ that I found on YouTube.
Footsteps are loud and so is team mates voices.
Packaging:
This is a mistake on Amazon but my order was just placed in a paper bag with no packing material so original box was damaged 🙁 but contents were fine.
The packaging is basic but understandable at this price range. They come with a bag for transporting around.
Noise cancelling:
Isn’t the best but definitely cuts out a lot of what’s going around you, I can no longer hear my PC fans and hard drives lol
Build quality:
The build quality is very good for this price range and they are very sturdy on head.
Complaints:
The microphone gets in my way a bit but managed to sort it a little bit.
Cable is way too short for my liking
Pricing:
I got this for 64 on Black Friday sales which is a bargain but it’s still a bargain at 80!
Conclusion:
Sound is amazing, comfort is amazing, cable length is less than desirable, software is user friendly.
If you were like me watching review on budget headsets then please settle on these. These are amazing for the price and sound amazing.
I use these on a PC, if you’re using them for a console then I can’t really comment as out of the box I don’t think these are great for the PC, you need to do some tweaks with the Synapse software which I’ll cover.
Quick review:
Once everything is set up I think they sound good, they’re not audiophile level headphones and you wouldn’t expect them to be for the money. Game support is good, pretty much every game I have which was released in the past 5 years seems to have a custom profile for it or at the very least THX support (Cyberpunk).
Soundstage is pretty decent which certainly helps hearing footsteps in games like Call of Duty and you can detect them better than decent headphones alone. They do a good job of separating sounds is how I would describe it.
The mic is good (once you’ve set it up), my voice sounds clear and the Synapse software does let you tweak things to kill background noise etc.
The bad:
The cable is too short. It’s the minimum you could get away it, it’s a lot shorter than their mice cables as an example. The USB sound card only has a couple inches on it. You don’t need to be able to touch the sound card or anything but I would recommend getting an extension for the USB side of things (if using on a PC), you could extend the 3.5mm cable but make sure you get a 4 pole one, a standard 3.5mm cable will not carry the mic signal. There’s also lots of reviews of these cables harming the audio quality and mic issues – I think you’re safer to extend the USB and have the sound card on your desk somewhere. If you sit next to your tower and intend to plug this into a front panel, you’ll probably be fine so I would try without an extension first – but if you know this will be an issue, have it in mind and maybe purchase an extension with them.
Out of the box they sound a bit crap, the mic is also terrible until you set it up correctly and then it’s absolutely fine.
Mic:
The mic is incredibly sensitive – which I do like that they essentially give you the device raw rather than ship it restricted – but I think the software could have a better ‘fit all’ setup.
In the Synapse software under Mic, you’ll want to enable the ‘Voice gate’. It’s a slider from high, medium and low. Medium is the absolute minimum you can get away with, I recommend low (0). This will cut out a lot of sounds which aren’t your voice. Without this you’ll hear lip smacking, breathing and even my Razer mouse clicking was being picked up…
From there I basically have everything enabled for the mic, play around with it – I’ve included a screenshot. I also like the mic is detachable – I believe on the cheaper X version it’s not.
Sound:
I’ve included the settings I use, if you don’t like as much bass then dial that back but I found the default settings were too flat and not as enjoyable.
Comfort:
These are comfy and light, I’d say they’re about the same weight as my Sennheiser HD600, and I wear them for hours. The pads are really soft, they’re not going to get sweaty and they’re really easy to adjust. I’ve seen some complaints about this but hasn’t been a problem for me. I don’t wear glasses but for this review I tested with some sunglasses and they didn’t apply annoying pressure.
Overall:
Once you’ve got these settings applied I found I got really good performance and no complaints hearing me over discord. I also like the hardware buttons, a volume control and a mic mute – push it in and you’re muted.
Setup was easy, if you don’t have anything Razer you’ll plug the USB sound card in and it’ll install Synapse – no faffing about downloading software etc. If you already have Synapse (I do for a mouse), it prompt me to install an update and that was it. I now could click the device and control everything.
I just finished building my first ever gaming PC and I needed new headphones for gaming, some of the games I play are GTA V, The Division II and Minecraft. In my opinion these games don’t really require a top quality headset for full immersion, but the main game I play is Warzone and in this game, you can give yourself an advantage if you have headphones that can really utilize the 360 environment sound design that’s built into the game. With this feature, not only are you able to hear what direction footsteps or a firefight is coming from, you can actually hear exactly how far they are from you. With this information, you have the potential to ‘violate unsuspecting scrubs and not be one’, and these headphones grant you that information to the extent where it’s almost pay to win.. almost. It has something called THX Spatial Audio which you can customise through Razer Synapse (an app that you have to install to set it up) and it makes for a decent sound. The reason I give it an A- and not a perfect A+ is because I know there are other headphones out there that do better for more money. The reason I chose these was because I was looking online at top 10 lists for gaming headsets made by renowned technology and gaming websites and these were featured on multiple sites – more times than I had anticipated.
What’s more is that my previous gaming headset had a mic that would pick up the echo from the game audio and record the sound of my breath – which my teammates loved obviously. I had to turn up my recording threshold to the point where I had to speak quite loud for my voice to be picked up. This Razer mic works well, it’s detachable and picks up just my voice even when I’m nearly whispering, it could be good for ASMR actually and you could play around with your voice recording settings in Razer Synapse.
So the reason I said B+ for anything else is because for listening to music or watching films, these are good but not the best out there I must admit. In razer synapse you can create a music or movie mode preset with different settings or switch from THX Spatial Audio to Razer USB Sound Card in your speaker settings if you have windows 10 but even then, I’ve experienced better sounds from other headsets that weren’t game oriented. Although, when you’re done gaming and you just want to watch something or listen to Spotify whilst working on a word document, you can detach the mic and put to the side and put these on for hours cos they’re really comfy – if you wear glasses like I do, these don’t actually cause ache that much. The strap is easily adjustable and the material doesn’t feel cheap. When these arrived, I got the feeling that Razer actually gives a damn about their products.
In conclusion, I won’t be returning these.
There is two different versions of this headset, well three if you include the wireless version which as I am led to believe is just this version without the wires but there is also a cheaper version. The v2 comes with a detachable mic and a USB sound card which gives you access to specially tuned per game thx profiles,(More on this in abit) this combined with the removable mic is the reason I got this over the cheaper by 40 model. I basically game purely single player and dont want a mic infront of my face and also what I have been hearing about thx sounded great.
The thx is were I am having the problem. You see you need to install razer software synapse to access profiles for thx. I installed and went to check out these profiles and as you can see from my pictures there’s nothing there.
In the first picture you can see on the left there is game profiles and a surround sound calibration on the second picture you can see there’s nothing. I contacted razer and waited 48hrs for a response where they asked me to download a collection programme which would collect logs of my synapse so they could see what the problem was. I did and waited……another 48hrs to be told this didnt work and to do it again. I did and waited……another 48hrs to be told that didnt work and to try a few workarounds, uninstalling/reinstalling/repairing and resending which i did and waited……another 48hrs for a reply this went on for two weeks and still it didn’t work and then told too now create a one drive account and send through that. I told them I had given up and instead forked out 15 for dolby atmos spatial audio instead of using there thx mode.
No onto the sound, with just the USB and not knowing if I was getting any kind of thx configuration or not I must say they did sound very good and alot better then the roccat I previously purchased. Upon using the dolby atmos tho it was even better especially games that use dolby atmos like gears 5. That was phenomenal. It didn’t have any real over head effects like you would get from a decent sound system but it was significantly better then the standard mode.
So my conclusion is I personally can’t justify paying 40 extra for this over the cheaper v2x as all I got for my money was a removable mic as I couldn’t check out the thx profiles and I dont think its worth the extra money especially when I added the atmos on top. Now dont get me wrong you could have no problems with your synapse but I can only review on what I have.
Great headset but either go for the wireless or the cheaper verio