Whether you’re gaming or commuting, these comfortable, versatile headphones keep the outside world out and your entertainment in. The ear cups are made from plush, breathable fabric that seals around your ears, and the headband is thicker for extra comfort. The patented TriForce drivers deliver impressive sound quality with powerful highs, crisp mids, and deep bass that doesn’t muddy. They also boast advanced surround sound technology that adds depth and realism to your favorite games, movies, or music.

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You can connect the headphones to your PC and phone simultaneously via Bluetooth, or switch to a wired connection with the 3.5mm cable. You can block calls or activate a ‘Do Not Disturb’ mode for hands-free use, and you can adjust audio sources with dedicated buttons. The microphone is dual-use, with a built-in noise-canceling feature that works well, although I found it to be slightly less clear than the one on my PS4 controller.

Razer Headset is compatible with Razer’s Synapse software, which allows you to customize lighting effects, configure the microphone settings, and tweak the equalizer. There are also pre-programmed profiles for popular games, which I found to be a cool and useful feature.

The headset is a little heavier than our top pick, but it still feels comfortable and can be worn for long gaming sessions. It’s a great option for anyone who regularly plays online with friends and wants a good mic. Those looking for a wireless version should check out our SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless, which can be used wirelessly through a USB-C RF dongle or over Bluetooth and comes with an Xbox and PlayStation variant ($64 at Amazon). It has better battery life than the Razer Kraken V3 Pro Wireless and offers more PC-centric features than this model.…