Razer introduced a playful headset
Some talent, lots and lots of practice and last but not least Razer Carcharias are needed to become the uncrowned king of the night parties.
Razer’s latest headset is named after a man-eating shark species, Carcharias. The headphones pierced with a microphone can be worn comfortably even during fragment hunts stretching into the night, which is guaranteed by the adjustable-sized, padded headband and the also padded earbuds that completely cover our hearing organs.
The frequency range of the headphones with an impedance of 32 ohms is from 20 to 20000 Hz, and the neodymium magnets built into the 40 mm speakers should not be a problem for bass sounds. Equipped with a noise filter, the 270-degree rotating microphone has a frequency range of 50 to 16000 Hz and a signal-to-noise ratio of 50 Hz. This element of the headset can, of course, be switched off by pressing the Razer logo button on the 3,3 meter cable.
