Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Headset: THX 7.1 Spatial Surround Sound - 50mm Drivers - Detachable Mic - for PC, PS5, PS4, Switch - Black

I’ve had this headset for almost 2 years now and I swear this is the best headset I’ve ever owned. I’ve bought headsets for like 500 dirhams before and they broke fast, cables messed up, one side stopped working, mic died, everything. But this one is different. No scratches, no issues, sound still clean, comfort still good, it’s actually crazy how durable it is. Everything still works perfectly, the on/off mic switch is super useful too. The only thing that dont work no more is the microphone it lasted 5 months. honestly I’m shocked it even lasted this long. I usually break headsets within 1–2 months and end up taping them together. This one survived real use.

Its wonderful with this price and i love it so much 3d audio is amazing.you can take with good price

A great value gaming headset that punches above its price point!. I bought it on 4th Dec 2025, but I started using it on 21st Dec, and I've been using it every day since then. Excellent comfort, but the sound quality is almost there, the Bass isn’t perfect (but still very good). The mic is Good for gaming and calls (better with noise suppression apps) and even for voice recordings. If you’re looking for a reliable gaming headset that delivers exceptional performance for years without compromising your hearing, this is a winner. It's a fantastic budget gaming headset with great comfort and immersive sound that makes it easy to recommend for gamers and daily users alike!

It's Good But Using Long Time Is Painful. My Ear Become Red Sometimes.

Doesnt hurt ur ears as much even after 5+ hours of use, mic is decent but needs a app like Nvidia Broadcast or Krisp if u want noise suppression with good mic quality but very nice for any situation

Very good quilty

You'd think that Razer, a company this well known in the gaming industry would have at least gotten basic user experience done right, but no. Open the box, take out the headset, connect it to your laptop, and you'd expect to be able to just go to Razer's web site to download the app to enable the surround sound and get it working in minutes, but that's not how it works. Razer's web site wasn't even working properly, with elements not showing correctly on MS Edge or Google Chrome. Then I find out that I cannot download the app - I need to register for an account first, which requires the product serial number. And to get that, you'd need to remove the earpads to get to it. And good luck trying to get those earpads back on. Go check Youtube to see what an absolute hassle it is to get them refitted. Assuming you manage to get that far without giving up hope, you'd finally be able to download and install the app. So now you have Surround 7.1 of sorts working, but every time you disconnect the headset and reconnect it, you need to go back into the app to reenable the correct mode to have the headset working correctly. I would NOT recommend this headset to anyone. If you have purchased it and it's on the way, schedule a return and find something else like a Logitech gaming headset. If you're thinking of buying this, don't. It's not worth the hassle.

The headset overall is good, and there are pros and cons. The headset sounds great not too low quality and not the best quality on the market but it's good for it's price. It's a budget headset so don't raise your expectations. Pros : Sounds good. It has good bass and great quality, as I said not the best in the market but maybe best for it's price. Useful buttons. There is a volume control thingy in the left ear, and a mic mute button. Really good mic. Speaking of mic, this may be the best budget headset mic i've ever tried. It has great sound quality, people can hear you clearly and without much background noise. Cons : Hard to use. When you purchase a headset you would think that you would open the box and plug the headset and you're set, but this doesn't apply on this headset. First of all you have to download a software (which is pretty normal for headsets). But then you need to download another software for "7.1 surrond sound" which doesn't sound pretty good. And download ANOTHER software but now called "THX spatial audio". All of that just to "Get the full potential of the headset". But that's not even the worst part, you need to pay for these. So you have paid for the headset, now pay for the features that are already equipped with the headset. Not a very good move form razer. Get's loose. After a while of using the mic and moving it for a little bit it gets loose and easy to fall or change the position you put it in. Overall good headset but you need to watch out for the points I made.