Really good

Really good mic quality, sound is amazing and feels really strong

"Think Twice...."

Even know they are a big brand and has razer all over, and your thinking ohh these are great! This again… It hasnt even been one month and they have cut out on me… The left ear bud stopped working due to its new (tangle free) design which is not any good… the left earpod does not work.

Razer Hammerhead Pro V2 Review

While Razer considers its $69.99 Hammerhead Pro V2 a gaming headset, it doesn't quite fit the familiar mold. Most gaming headsets are simply over- or on-ear headphones with boom microphones. It's a standard design, combining the immersive sound of stereo audio with the reliable input of a boom mic for voice communication. Instead, the Hammerhead Pro is a pair of earphones that Razer has loosely targeted toward gamers. Its sound quality is very good (albeit sculpted in a predictably bass-heavy, gamer-centric way), but replacing the typical boom mic with an in-line microphone seriously hurts its feasibility for reliable, clear voice chat. DesignThe Hammerhead Pro V2 ($69.99 at Amazon)  looks like a Razer product. The earpieces, in-line microphone/remote, and right angle 3.5mm plug are all black, while the flat cable is a bright, fluorescent green. Each earpiece is metal, with a textured band around the cylindrical body that gives it an industrial appearance, and a green triskelion ...

Razer's Hammerhead Pro V2 is a solid set of earphones, but without a boom mic, it fails to impress as a gaming headset.

Powerful, sculpted audio good for both games and music; Generous amount of accessories for the price

In-line microphone suffers from cable thump; can't replace the boom on a conventional gaming headset