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May 2019
(82%)
89 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
1746 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Stylish design
Comfortable ear cups
Solid audio software
Fun
Lightweight design
Cushy
Gel-cooled ear cups
Highly customizable
Crisp sound in different gaming environments
Deep 4D effects
Haptics are sophisticated enough to justify their inclusion
Extremely comfortable
Cooling gel in the earcups is a nifty trick
Unique haptic feedback system
Well-built and comfortable
Very low latency
Graphic EQ and presets available
Haptic feedback when gaming
Customization through Razer Synapse 3 software
THX Spatial Audio
Strong wireless connection
Haptic feedback could be pretty fun at times
Microphone quality
Comfortable
HyperSense has the potential to be a game changing piece of tech in the future
A comfortable design makes it a must-have for glasses users
A sleek design makes this a Razer product that isn't just for gamers
Comfortable for larger heads
Haptics can be a cool addition to games
The editors didn't like
Heavy
Loose fit
Unfriendly to phones and consoles
Mediocre sound for the price
Rumble is inconsistent
Missing features
A tad expensive
Can't use wirelessly on several consoles and mobile devices
Cooling gel warms up too quickly
Tying haptics intensity to volume is a bizarre move
$200 price a bit steep
Disappointingly short battery life
Inconsistent audio delivery
Not very breathable
Sound quality
Heavy build
Cost
Haptic feedback is also annoying at times
Sound quality isn't great
Overall build quality
The soft ear cups appear very brittle with the adhesive appearing after just a slight pull
Haptics are sometimes overwhelming, Limited battery life
The Razer Nari Ultimate sometimes feels less like a great haptic gaming headset and more of a great gaming headset with haptics thrown in for good measure...
Published: 2018-10-31, Author: Jason , review by: techau.com.au
Razer's pitch is that their products are made for gamers, by gamers and that's certainly a statement that rings true in products like the Nari. While I wish I could use the Nari headset for all my audio needs, they don't work with my phone or Xbox (USB-C...
Razer Nari is a great sounding wireless gaming headset from Razer with solid audio performance and clarity in games, movies, and music. The bass is deep and heavy (adjustable), audio positioning is top notch, and I had no problem using Razer Nari as my pr...
The main sticking point is the price. The Nari Elite, the mid-tier Nari entry, runs for $150 and includes every feature from the Ultimate except the haptics. Is a bit of face-rumble worth $50? And for that matter, does the Nari Elite compete with devices...
Haptics are sometimes overwhelming, Limited battery life
Though the form-factor left a little bit to be desired and it is quite expensive compared to the competition, the overall quality of the experience leaves me inclined to recommend the Razer Nari Ultimate gaming headphones for those who can stomach that hi...
The main sticking point is the price. The Nari Elite, the mid-tier Nari entry, runs for $150 and includes every feature from the Ultimate except the haptics. Is a bit of face-rumble worth $50? And for that matter, does the Nari Elite compete with devices...
Published: 2020-08-23, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
It's certainly an interesting headset, and for Xbox One, it's one of the best out there. It's not a cheap headset, but you do get impressive built-quality and sound for your investment, and it's certainly going to appeal to those who like that big bass so...
The Razer Nari Ultimate is a beautifully-designed high-end headset that delivers not only an exceptional audio experience, but a comfortable one too. Featuring a lightweight aluminium frame, a self-adjusting headband and cooling gel-infused earcups, it's...
Comfortable, Hypersense feels great and enhances gameplay, Attractive design, RGB Chroma lighting, Multi platform compatible, Easy to use and access controls
Better audio available at this pricepoint, Doesn't stay in place, large and heavy, Battery life, Micro USB charging, Plastic body, Settings can only be changed on PC, Expensive
Solid soundstage, All connectivity catered for, Plug and Play, Comfortable
Love/Hate relationship with vibrations, An expensive investment
There's an old saying that states “a ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for”, and Razer really has pushed the boat out with this one. That has to be commended, as we're all a little fed up of iteration after iteration of safe d...
