BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset: 50mm

Not gonna lie, I almost didn't buy this Razer BlackShark V2 X headset just because of its price. I mean, $38 seemed steep for a gaming headset that wasn't wireless. But I was tired of my old pair constantly falling apart mid-game, so I decided to give it a shot.

First off, let me say, these things are comfy. Like, really comfy. I've got long gaming sessions planned, and after a week with the BlackShark V2 X, my ears and head don't feel like they've been through a workout. The memory foam ear cushions and thick headband padding make sure of that. It's almost like Razer challenged themselves to see how much they could stuff into these earcups without making them heavy – at just 240g, it feels like you're barely wearing anything.

Sound quality is impressive too. I've been using these for both gaming and music, and they handle everything I throw at them with ease. The 50mm drivers really shine when it comes to explosions and intricate sound effects in games like Call of Duty. And the HyperClear cardioid mic? It's crystal clear, picking up my voice without any distortion or background noise.

Now, here's where I'd like to point out one minor thing: the default volume slider on the headset itself is a tad too sensitive for my liking. I found myself constantly adjusting it when switching between games