Product Comparison: Razer BlackShark vs Razer Nari Essential
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- Filled with comfortable memory foam that almost completely blocks out all background noise.
- They love the fit, comfort and noise-cancelling feature.
- It really does block out a lot of background noise.
- Noise cancelling is alright. Very minimumal sound can be head. Just like wearing ear muffs.
- The noise-isolation is fantastic, I don't like being able to hear others when I'm using my headphones cause that would defeat the purpose.
- The noise cancelling isn't great, but it works well against ambient sounds.
- The noise cancelation is amazing. Now I have an excuse if I don't hear my dad calling me from the bottom of the stairs.
- Not totally noise cancelling but good enough when in the middle of a game.
- The noise canceling and directional sound quality are great for pc gaming and the microphone works fine.
- The cups completely surround your ear and do a wonderful job of blocking ambient noise.
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
- Good sound quality and bass response.
- The sound quality was good and it was a pleasure useing it.
- They're very comfortable, the audio on them is very clear and everyone on my comms tells me that I sound clear as well.
- Crystal clear sound and solid construction.
- The sound quality of the drivers is pretty nice and has a good full bass range.
- Sound quality is standard, nothing amazing but works well.
- Sound is superb for a gaming headset of similar price and cushiony so your ears won't hurt.
- The sound quality is really good and they are comfortable and well built.
- Wonderful sound and very comfortable, even after several hours.
- The sound quality is very good for the price and I've had no complaints about the quality of the mic.
Razer BlackShark
Razer Nari Essential
- The mic quality is crystal clear and my friend commented on it asking whether I bought a "100 dollar mic".
- Sound/mic quality is excellent as well. Meets all my work and gaming needs enduring hours on my head without any discomfort.
- The mic audio is pretty darn good and the background noise reduction is really good.
- Sound quality is fantastic and the mic seems to be amazing.
- They seal very well, the mic detaches, and the mic is excellent.
- Tight fit, felt like my head was constantly being squeezed and no adjustable sliders to fit the head. Mic quality is okay.
- Comfortable with glasses, mic is wonderful (was told by my friends), noise canceling is pretty good too!
- The mic is clear although it seems to be a little better the further away from your face it is.
- I did some Audacity recordings using the headset microphone, and to my ear, the sound from this mic is clear without distortion.
- Software failed on me and the mic stopped working.
- They love the fit, comfort and noise-cancelling feature.
- The build quality is sturdy, featuring a combination of metal and leather.
- I also like that the mic is detachable and they can double as a regular pair of over the ear headphones.
- The crystal clear lightweight mic boom is detachable.
- Perhaps the biggest flaw for me is the headset's lack of mic / volume controls.
- I love the THX Spatial Audio feature. It really works.
- The mic also records your voice very well. Also has a great wireless range from your PC.
- To me, they sound a lot better than any other wireless headset I have worn.
- The only feature that I truly miss is a 3.5mm jack.
- This headset only connects to a device using USB only. Also, you cannot remove the mic.