Opus Active Noise Cancellation Headset: THX Certified Headphones - Advanced Active Noise Cancellation - Bluetooth & 3.5mm Jack Compatible - Quick Attention Mode - Auto Play/Auto Pause - Black

Bought this for my teenage grandson. He is thrilled with the headphones. Says the sound quality is awesome and the controls are very easy to use. The noice cancellation works great and the headphones are very comfortable to wear.

I'm still playing around with it. The noise blocking is pretty good. The fact that they pause the video when taken off is also pretty cool. Could use some work with bass, but are pretty solid headphones. The top part is pretty flimsy, so I'm curious to see how well they hold up in the next couple of months after hard use. The hard shell case with these is definitely a plus, and the presentation is pretty good as well.

When working at a desk on the (noisy!) shop floor, these block out the noise, and play music clearly.When working in the office, focused on churning out code, these block the conversations of chatty coworkers.

These headphones, when wired and turned off, sound fantastic. Detailed sound is served to your ears on a silver platter and it's a joy to listen to. Everything is present and Soundstage is great. If you just want these for gaming, I'd recommend them if you can get over their uncomfortably small pads and hard headstrap. They look pretty nice in your head as well. Their plastic build is disappointing, I wouldn't be too rough with them. Glue holds the small pads together on the inside, which will innevutably fray and ruin the headphones. As an ANC Bluetooth headphone, these fail miserably. Toggling them ON, with or without ANC turns on the amplifiers within the headphones to full blast, resulting in a very loud hiss that makes listening to spoken word content impossible. The amplifiers have no business being as loud as they are, because I barely have my phone volume up halfway before I feel like the music is too loud. If we could turn down the power to the amps, making the hiss quieter and maximum loudness lower, these headphones might have stayed with me. Turning on ANC trashes audio quality, and doesn't even do a great job of canceling out sounds like refrigerators or AC units. The Razer Audio app that you use to update the firmware is very buggy. The app recognizes the headphones, but doesn't update any data like the battery level. So my headphones were charged at 100%, but the app showed them at 0%. This wouldn't be a problem if the app didn't require your headphones to be at 65% charged or more in order to update the firmware, so I never got to update them. The amplification problems, the buggy app, and the crappy ANC could be fixed with future updates, but comfort cannot and build quality cannot. I'd say if you can get these for under $100 and you know you will only use them for seated gaming, you might have yourself a good deal.TLDR: Sound fantastic when turned off, amplifiers are too loud causing hiss, uncomfortable, and the app is buggy.

Pros:-Wireless-Lightweight-Audio: 10/10-Compact, can be folded up for easier storage-Noise Cancellation-BluetoothCons:Personally I would of liked it to come with a USB Bluetooth receiver for devices that don't have integrated Bluetooth.Overall:Very nice comfortable and lightweight headphones that I personally feel sounds better and last longer than other top shelf products from other competitors like Sennheiser, Bose, Audio Technica, etc.. Much cheaper than most high end headphones for the same/better quality.

I just received these, updates to firmware 1.2.The headphones with ANC have this weird echo. It's hard to explain, but it sounds like the ANC is echoing off the earcups. It's a faint wooden bumping sound. These are the only ANC headphones I have had that do this.I have the anker q30 and those are much better.Worse is the comfort. The earpads are quite small. I don't know why they did this, the anker q30 has much larger earcups and is more comfortable. My ears aren't that big but why would you want any part of your ear touching the earpads?The latency on these is good which is why I wanted them. The anker q30 are not really usable for gaming. These are, but the rest of the drawbacks means I'll likely be returning them.From what I can tell, there are no good low-ish latency headphones with ANC. The closest are the avantree Aria Pro, they have low latency, are pretty comfortable, but the sound quality for music is a bit poor.

These headphones are amazing! I absolutely love the fact that it's THX Certified and is better than Bose! I hope Razer keeps these headphones around! 11/10 would recommend for a friend or gift!

Got this headset, it worked for few days and stopped working. Contacted Razer. They replaced it with another headset ( same model) it worked for 1 day and broke again. Same thing again. I asked for refund and they refused it. Offered another replacement. Don't recomend this exact model.