Amazon has Razer Nari Essential Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset (PC or PS4) on sale for $39. Shipping is free.
Walmart also has Razer Nari Essential Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset (PC or PS4) on sale for $39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife and Community Member keekah for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Lightweight & Auto-Adjusting Headband for Extended Gaming Sessions
THX Spatial Audio for Full Immersion: Simulates sound in a 360° sphere to provide positional information from gunfire and enemy footsteps
On-Headset Audio Controls: Volume adjustment wheel and mic mute button directly on the headset for convenience
16-Hour Battery Life for Continuous Use: Allows for extended wireless media consumption (charges via micro USB 2.0 cable)
Noise Cancelling Microphone for Clear In-Game Chat: The outward-flipping microphone extends when needed and collapses when it's not, all while blocking out background noise
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Amazon has Razer Nari Essential Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset (PC or PS4) on sale for $39. Shipping is free.
Walmart also has Razer Nari Essential Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset (PC or PS4) on sale for $39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife and Community Member keekah for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Lightweight & Auto-Adjusting Headband for Extended Gaming Sessions
THX Spatial Audio for Full Immersion: Simulates sound in a 360° sphere to provide positional information from gunfire and enemy footsteps
On-Headset Audio Controls: Volume adjustment wheel and mic mute button directly on the headset for convenience
16-Hour Battery Life for Continuous Use: Allows for extended wireless media consumption (charges via micro USB 2.0 cable)
Noise Cancelling Microphone for Clear In-Game Chat: The outward-flipping microphone extends when needed and collapses when it's not, all while blocking out background noise
TL;DR: great for gaming or work. Not sure why the complaints. For $40, way better than any Bluetooth sets at that price range. This is WiFi, not Bluetooth, so good audio quality, no latency, and great range.
I've had these for a while now, still sound great and no one has complained of the mic. My audio recordings have been good. I use this both for gaming and virtual meetings for work daily. Battery life is great, if you know how to take care of your lithium batteries. I'll take these over any "True Wireless" Bluetooth set any day. Bluetooth isn't as good as WiFi in audio fidelity nor in latency. WiFi range is way longer than 30ft (10m). Works on both console and PC.
I don't use the virtual surround sound, so can't speak to that.
Anyway, going to eventually get another set for backup. They keep selling these for $40, so I know I'll see them again soon.
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I'm sure the headset is fine, this post isn't about that.
People complaining about Bluetooth "quality" don't know anything about technology. Since BT 4.2 there's been no worry about compression, especially with aptX and other codecs. The only concern now is the delay that seems to be intrinsic to BT, which you obviously don't want for gaming but mostly doesn't matter for music.
Single Player wouldn't mind. But with games like warzone or other multi-player games it's like $150 and up.
( got my steel series 7p+ from SD cheaper than retail)
And I am satisfied, but sometimes I think it's not enough.. high end machine/best picture. I see people go half way on high end sound... ( and I thought I did enough)
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I've had these for a while now, still sound great and no one has complained of the mic. My audio recordings have been good. I use this both for gaming and virtual meetings for work daily. Battery life is great, if you know how to take care of your lithium batteries. I'll take these over any "True Wireless" Bluetooth set any day. Bluetooth isn't as good as WiFi in audio fidelity nor in latency. WiFi range is way longer than 30ft (10m). Works on both console and PC.
I don't use the virtual surround sound, so can't speak to that.
Anyway, going to eventually get another set for backup. They keep selling these for $40, so I know I'll see them again soon.
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https://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Clo...08634653D/
$10 more but way more reviews
People complaining about Bluetooth "quality" don't know anything about technology. Since BT 4.2 there's been no worry about compression, especially with aptX and other codecs. The only concern now is the delay that seems to be intrinsic to BT, which you obviously don't want for gaming but mostly doesn't matter for music.
( got my steel series 7p+ from SD cheaper than retail)
And I am satisfied, but sometimes I think it's not enough.. high end machine/best picture. I see people go half way on high end sound... ( and I thought I did enough)
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