Testseek.com have collected 59 expert reviews of the Razer Carcharias Gaming Headset and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Carcharias Gaming Headset.
March 2009
(77%)
59 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
So in retrospect Ill look at the Razer Carcharias one more time in a gamers mind et, in this I will also grade it. The thing that puzzled me is: if this is supposed to be a gamers headset, then why did they opt for a open design? A closed headset w...
Abstract: Solid I think the price tag, $80, is about exactly what this headset is worth. And if you can get it for less, that’s awesome. It improves on the old Razers at that price point in almost every way, but most importantly in ergonomics. Sound is great, t...
Good-quality sound, Lightweight, yet rugged construction, Very comfortable, In-line mic switch and volume control
Doesn’t offer great-quality sound, Flabby bass response, Mic doesn’t perform well in noisy environments, *
We measured the quality of the Carcharias’ boom mic by recording ourselves speaking using the open-source audio-editing program Audacity. We detected a very slight echo in our recordings, as we did with Logitech’s G35 headset. Both mics delive...
Whether using speakers or a headset, without a doubt gamers place the most importance on bass response. Its here where the Carcharias excel, at least compared to Razers previous headsets. Unlike the Piranhas, the Carcharias allow you to more easily i...
Was this review helpful?
-
Published: 2009-03-12, Author: Jeff , review by: cnet.com
Provides a thick, rich sound; very comfortable; solid mic performance; great for gaming, music, VoIP chatting; lightweight; extra-long cable.
Boom mic isnt as adjustable as we would have liked.
The Carcharias is by far the most comfortable, best-sounding PC gaming headset weve tested in a while.
Abstract: At this years CES, Razer unveiled two brand-new products to add to their catalog of high-performance gaming accessories; one was the wireless Mamba gaming mouse, the other was the Carcharias PC-gaming headphones. Like just about any PC gaming-oriented...
Light and comfortable, felt ear-pads limit fatigue, good sound quality for gaming
Unnecessarily bulky volume control, microphone not very flexible, sound leaks easily
The Razer Carcharias is a headset aimed at gaming enthusiasts, with good sound quality and a noise-cancelling microphone. This gaming headset is light and easy to wear for long periods. Apart from a few small annoyances, the Razer Carcharias is a very...
Old school, non "gamer" design, Comfortable ear pads, Braided fibre cable, Noise-cancelling microphone
Can be a sweat farm, A bit bass-heavy
Gamers who want uber-flashy gaming headphones wont like the oddly named Carcharias, but those who dont want to glow in the dark will. ...
Was this review helpful?
(83%)
Published: 2009-03-05, Author: Andrew , review by: tweaktown.com
It’s easy to forget that these cans have a mic-boom attached to them. It folds up so neatly with the headband to keep it out of the way that you just don’t even realise it is there.Putting it to some use in TF2, you can tell that Razer have ta...
