Razer Man O' War

Razer's ManO'War is a compelling package as it has both excellent hardware and software, and is pretty comfortable too thanks to its thick, plush earpieces, though I wish the pad on the top was softer. On the audio front it delivers thundering bass, clean mids and highs, and its retractable mic is about as good as it gets too. Overall the only real major knock against it is its all-plastic construction, which certainly makes it light but at this price I'd like it to feel more solid and durable. It's also a shame that unlike some of its competitors it can't be used with an Xbox or phone/tablet.

If you are in the market for a wireless gaming headset, the Razer Man O' War is a fantastic choice you can consider before you spend your hard-earned dough. The sound is superb especially after tweaking since the Man O' War is responsive to equalizer...

Being designed alongside the critically acclaimed Razer Man O' War Wireless headset, its wired counterpart was always going to be good. Sure it isn't perfect and lacks some of the features you may expect from a flagship peripheral such as RGB lighting but it looks the part, has great audio presence, amazing virtual 7.1 surround sound and is probably one of the most comfortable headsets you'll ever adorn on your head.

Available in four variations – wireless, wired, Overwatch Orange and Razer's own luminescent green – the ManO'War is pretty much the pinnacle of Razer's efforts in the gaming-focused audio space to date. It's no Sennheiser, but Razer's latest is...

If we had to choose one headset to be stranded on a desert island with, the ManO’War would be on the short list and a serious contender for best all around headset of the year (reasonably priced ones).

I absolutely love the Man O’ War 7.1. I don’t need wireless connectivity or RGB lighting, I just need a headset that has decent sound quality and is comfy to wear, and the 7.1 nails it in both of those aspects. There’s a few confusing absences from the original, and it’s definitely only for people with big heads, but this is easily the best gaming headset I’ve ever used.

Razer ManO'War wireless gaming headset offers lag-free wireless gaming with highly accurate video positioning, hassle-free setup, and restriction-free from annoying cable that distracts you from your focus. By providing 14-20 hours of battery life,...

For years now, we've seen different companies try to win customers over with sweet words like “the true experience” when it comes to different features in their gaming headsets. Many don't live up to their self-created hype, while others stand clearly...