Razer Thresher for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S (Gears of War 5 Edition) - Wireless Gaming Headset up to 16 Hours Battery Life, 50 mm Controller, Windows Sonic, Leatherette Ear Pads - Silver

The headset is extremely comfortable and the sound quality is good (for gaming and movies, too bass heavy for music IMO).The build quality seems ok, but some of the plastics on the do feel quite cheap. I have no reason to doubt the headset though.The main issue I have is the controls, the volume and game/voice wheels are awful. They just about do the job, but feel very cheap, are very small making them difficult to find and are continuous scrolling wheels. There is an audio notification for when you're at min/max levels, but a middle point would have been nice for the game/voice slider. Also, they click in for muting functions. A dedicated (and large) mic mute button would have been a much better idea.The final point would be that the Razer RRP of £179.99 is far too expensive, the steelseries 9X are a much superior option at that price, but I would say these are worth it if you can get them for under £100.

My fiancé absolutely loves this headset and so do I as he can make all the sounds go through his headset so I don’t have to listen to any of it 😂 although a little expensive would 100% recommend sound quality is amazing

Too heavy and bulky... worked well enough and sounded decent, just felt like had big ear defenders on !!

Amazing bought them for my parents he so happy with them excellent sound really recommend for gaming especially for games that sound is really important part.

Ive had two now, replacement for broken hinges but the wireless connection on both sets is appalling I thought with the second set that it would have been better but it's the same having to reconnect every thew hours because of distortion

awesomebought 2 sets 1 for husband and myself.gaming family and the sound is superb..now to get the kids some :p

I like the sound of it but if you want to buy it prepared for controller not connecting to your xbox series s which leaves you to unplugged your xbox taking out the controller batteries/battery pack and redoing it which losing valuable gaming time

Trying to get a headset that does the sound quality from series X proud, and so far I've tried several and at this point it's a no name ,(,eksa) that's been best all round, had high hopes for this one reviews well from the MSM but the reality is different, pairs EAsily but there's crackling and pops quite regular, very poor mic quality and it's far too bass heavy ,it definitely doesn't justify a 200 pound cost , which is a shame as the build quality and design is good, but ultimately this is secondary to the actual audio.