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Razer BlackShark V3 Wireless PC Gaming Headset, 50mm Drivers, White

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Condition
New
Color
White
Model
RZ04-05410400-R3U1
Weight
771 g
Ear Placement
Over Ear
Impedance
32 ohm
Age Range Description
Adult
Warranty
2 Year Manufacturer
Works with
Mac, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Smartphone, Steam Deck

Features 8

  • REACT FASTER IN COMPETITIVE PLAY Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2 delivers ultra-low latency as low as 10 ms, providing near-instant audio response for FPS titles, tactical shooters, and esports tournaments where every millisecond matters
  • HEAR POSITIONAL CUES WITH GREATER PRECISION Razer TriForce Titanium 50 mm Drivers Gen-2 enhance clarity and directional awareness, helping reveal footsteps, reloads, and enemy movements in competitive games
  • STAY IN THE MATCH LONGER Up to 70 hours of battery life keeps you gaming through multiple sessions, practice blocks, and tournament weekends without constantly reaching for a charger
  • COMMUNICATE CLEARLY WITH YOUR TEAM The detachable HyperClear Super Wideband 9.9 mm microphone captures a wider vocal frequency range for natural voice quality and more accurate shot calling

Description

Make your intent to win loud and clear with Razer BlackShark V3, the wireless esports headset evolved for today’s competitive meta. Powered by Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2, it delivers industry-leading speed and reliability with ultra-low latency as little as 10 ms, giving you near-instant audio for clutch plays and split-second decisions. Its Razer TriForce Titanium 50 mm Drivers Gen-2 use a responsive titanium-coated diaphragm tuned for improved clarity, thunderous power, and pinpoint positional performance—so every footstep and audio cue is revealed in stunning detail. Coordinate flawlessly through the detachable Razer HyperClear Super Wideband 9.9 mm mic, which captures a wider frequency range to make every shot-call sound clear, rich, and natural. Dominate on any platform with triple-mode connectivity: mix 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth audio simultaneously across two devices or stay plugged in with USB for nonstop gaming. Weighing just 270 g, the BlackShark V3 disappears on your head with an ultra-light frame and hybrid fabric-leatherette memory- foam ear cushions that breathe easily, seal in sound, and mold to your shape—keeping you cool, focused, and fatigue-free through the longest grind. Push your edge even further with pro-tuned FPS profiles or craft custom EQs in Synapse, save them to the headset, and be ready to compete anywhere.

Specs 37

Brand Razer
Color White
Ear Placement Over Ear
Form Factor Over Ear
Impedance 32 ohm
Brand Name Razer
Model Number RZ04-05410400-R3U1
Model Name BlackShark V3

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WOW- these are amazing- HUGE upgrade over the v2
Color: Black
TLDR: These are the best deal in gaming headsets right now just make sure to download the THX spatial software to really get the most out of them. It makes a HUGE difference! Trust me, it's worth registering to get the activation code. I had the blackshark v2 for a couple of years and loved them. They were just solid wireless gaming headset. They sounded good enough, the mic was good enough to use at work too, and the battery life lasted all day easily. Sadly, my puppy decided to make them a chew toy so they are in headset heaven now. R.I.P. I liked them so much I was honestly considered just ordering another pair lol When I searched for them I saw there was a new version! This got me to research what's new in the gaming headset world. Review after review, article after article, spoke VERY highly of these. My research led me to deciding between these, the v3 pro's , and the Audeze maxwell (I am a sucker for Magnar Planar headphones). All the reviews I read stated the only real difference between these and the Pro's is the ANC (noise cancelation) and that they sound virtually identical otherwise. So that left me with these or the Audeze and for HALF the cost of the Maxwell's I figured I'd order these to try em out and if they weren't good enough I'd just get the Maxwell's (I KNOW those sound amazing they're just heavy lol). Now that I've done some testing let me tell you these are INCREDIBLE. I am SHOCKED at what a massive upgrade they are from the Blackshark V2's. I was pretty happy with those and these are drastically better. The ear cups are much more comfortable, the sound stage is insanely good for closed back cans, bluetooth WITH simultanious sound capability (you can connect to bluetooth AND 2.4ghz wireless at the same time. So you could listen to tunes from your phone while gaming on ur pc/ps5/switch/xbox. AT THE SAME TIME.), the addition of THX spatial surround sound is a GAME CHANGER , and they still do all the things the V2 did great as well like all day comfort, light weight, great comfy design, the fantastic "knob" , and all day+ battery life. I do mean ALL DAY plus too. I work from home using them a solid 9 hours every day then immediately fire up my gaming pc lol so the avg day is 10 hours at least and I've never once even gotten a low battery warning let alone having them die. Now, I need to mention you absolutely MUST download the THX spatial sound app if you have windows 11. I know it's annoying but it is a massive improvement. It is not some meaningless gimmick that software takes this headset from "yeah that's alright" to "WOW. That is INCREDIBLE". The quick profiles are VERY noticeable. The bass boost actually does something meaningful to the sub bass (not just cause muddled nonsense lol) . Turning on THX Spacial and watching a movie with these really feels like being at the theatre. The sound stage is wild for a closed back gaming headset. If you are into nice headphones you know how much better the sound stage is on open back headphones and while yes, this isn't quite that, it is one of the best I've ever experienced from a "gaming headset" let alone one that is only $150. AND IT'S WIRELESS!? Games are just as amazing. The details , sound stage, and again surround sound is fantastic. I know EXACTLY where those footsteps and gun fire are coming from. Explosions are FULL and ear shaking. The volume on these is also very good. Normally I am a "crank it" listener but with these at 70% i'm tapping out lol Music sounds full and detailed on this headset. I typically use speakers or my nicer plug in amp/cans for music but these are actually good enough I don't IMMEDIATELY reach for them like I have for the past few years lol The bass on these is pretty solid and it does an impressive job at allowing the each sound/instrument have it's own "lane" in the sound stage. There is very very minimal "muddying" when you have the music EQ dialed in. Overall, if you're looking for a new headset OR having an aging wireless headset from the previous generation (v2, arctis 7, Hyper cloud alpha, A50, etc) I HIGHLY recommend you at least give these a try because you will not find anything remotely close at this price. To find a higher quality set you're going to spend at least twice as much and they tend to be quite a bit heavier which is a bit rough for long sessions. If you need noise cancelation or the upgraded mic then spend the extra $100 on the Pro's but if you don't NEED those 2 features save the $ and buy these. I really can't see how anyone could be disappointed with these if they are using the THX app and dialing in the EQ these bad boys absolutely SHINE. Just order them already and thank me later. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 by Tred009
Finally a New Generation of Good Headphones
Color: Black
Bought this on a a few weeks after I returned a Logitech Pro X (terrible sound quality and surround sound) and the refund finally came in. I had no idea a new generation of Razer headsets were coming out, and only came across it because I had to wait for the refund. That being said, this was my first time buying a wireless headset (usually only do wired), and I could only find one review on Google for it and it's high range version that said it was good, so I decided to take a chance. Let me tell you, I AM BLOWN AWAY. The sound quality on this beats the G Pros that I returned prior, especially with THX Spatial Audio on, and as my ears have acclimated to them, I can honestly say the sound quality is better than my HyperX Cloud Alpha S that I had before that (and I LOVED that headset). Battery life is also really good, I have yet to have it die on me while in use, and will last even 100+ hours if you turn off the ultra-low latency 10ms setting (they claim 70-80 hours with it on)., and if you don't play competitive games, you might as well turn it off since it's still very low latency regardless. I was a little worried about comfort at first because I have a big head, and while I will say it's not quite as comfortable as my HyperX Cloud Alphas, that's a high bar anyways since that headset sets the golden standard for comfort with gaming headsets. I've worn it for 3-4+ hour straight and I can safely say that I notice no discomfort even after long sessions. I even find myself walking around doing housework with them because it's that comfortable. Going back to the THX Spatial Audio, it does require you to use Razer's software, Synapse, which I know has a checkered past, and a reputation for bloatware (I used a Razer mouse prior, and I would always turn it off), but I was pleasantly surprised to see that Razer seems to have updated the software so it's far more use friendly, and MUCH less intensive to run in the background that it used to be. In addition, for the headphones themselves, the EQ adjuster within Synapse is actually pretty good, and does a good job of helping you clearly understand when your changing the highs, lows, mid-range, etc., and they have some pretty good presets too. They even have specific custom THX presets for supported games too like Baldur's Gate 3, Elden Ring, and a lot more that actually make the game sound pretty incredible, and I would 100% recommend using that feature if you get these headphones. All in all, I've been very pleasantly surprised with these headphones, it's really nice to see a new headphone generation finally release, and not just the same rehashed models that came out 6 years ago. And for coming in the mid-range slot of this generation, I would say it's the best you can get at this price point without spending another $100-$150 for the high-range version, or other similarly priced headphones, but while also still getting some of the premium features that you wouldn't get with the budget Hyperspeed version. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2025 by JCW
Not worth it. Excellent sound and microphone, but the software and reliability are atrocious
Color: Black
I genuinely cannot remember ever owning a piece of technology that has given me as many problems as the Razer BlackShark V3. Other headsets also have good sound and microphones without the trouble. I'll start with the positives: the actual sound quality is excellent, the microphone sounds great, and the headset itself is comfortable. From a purely audio perspective, I really like it. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. The software, connectivity, and general reliability of this headset are so unbelievably bad that I genuinely dread turning it on because I never know what new problem I'm going to have to troubleshoot. And I'm not exaggerating when I say there is a problem almost EVERY SINGLE DAY. Here are some of the issues I've personally experienced: - Razer Synapse randomly stops detecting the headset. Sometimes the headset still works in Discord or Windows, but Synapse acts like it doesn't exist. Other times it disappears entirely. I've had to restart Synapse, unplug and reconnect the headset, change USB ports, and reboot my computer just to get it recognized again. - Random wireless connectivity failures. I've had the headset suddenly stop producing audio AND stop picking up my microphone, with the wireless dongle's indicator light turning off. One particularly frustrating instance happened after I muted my microphone and walked away for approximately five minutes. Everything was working when I left, and everything was broken when I returned. - Microphone randomly stops working. I've had situations where Windows wasn't receiving microphone input, Discord wasn't using the correct microphone, and I had to manually troubleshoot device selections and settings. - Microphone monitoring randomly stops working even though Synapse says it's enabled. Most recently, my sidetone was visibly set to 6/15, but I couldn't hear myself at all. The solution? Manually drag the slider all the way to zero and then back up. Apparently, displaying the correct setting doesn't mean the software is actually applying it. - Audio mysteriously stops playing despite Windows showing activity. In one instance, the Game/Chat balance setting had somehow ended up pushed toward Game, leaving me unable to hear audio even though Windows showed sound being played. Manually correcting the balance fixed it. - Confusing and unreliable wireless mode switching. I've dealt with flashing Bluetooth indicators, unexpected simultaneous-audio mode behavior, and having to manually switch modes to restore the 2.4 GHz wireless connection. - Multiple confusing Windows audio devices. Connecting the headset directly through USB has resulted in four different BlackShark audio options appearing in Windows, making troubleshooting even more frustrating. - Synapse device detection and loading problems. I've had the headset appear in Synapse only for its loading process to freeze, and other times Synapse detects my other Razer peripherals perfectly while completely ignoring the headset. - Firmware and game-profile software headaches. I've experienced firmware updating getting stuck at 0%, missing expected profile options, and unreliable automatic game detection with Microsoft Store/Game Pass titles. These are not problems I should have to deal with on a premium gaming headset, especially not repeatedly. I've spent an absolutely ridiculous amount of time troubleshooting this thing. Restarting software, reconnecting dongles, changing settings, checking Windows audio devices, switching wireless modes, restarting the headset, restarting the computer, and researching fixes. And the most infuriating part is that fixing one issue doesn't mean it stays fixed. Something else inevitably goes wrong. I'm an experienced PC user, and I've owned plenty of gaming peripherals over the years. I have NEVER encountered a headset this consistently frustrating. The hardware's audio quality deserves a much better software experience. It's genuinely disappointing that such good sound and microphone performance are buried beneath what feels like an endless series of software bugs and connectivity failures. At this point, I don't care how good a headset sounds if I can't trust it to work properly when I turn it on. Razer should be embarrassed by the state of this software. I cannot recommend this headset in its current condition ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2026 by Tiffany
Buy this over the V3 PRO if....
Color: White
So far so good. If you're thinking about getting the pro version, there is very little I could justify that purchase for. The V3 perform slightly better than the V2 pro. I upgraded from V2 PRO. I saved 100ish dollars and I'm really happy I went for the V3. It does everything I want. Decent-pretty darn good audio quality (I like to get immersed), and mic quality matches that of the V2 pro. I would say don't get the v3 pro until or if it's on a HEFT sale. Compared to V2 PRO - It is a bit lighter weight, the mic is a proper shape that doesn't slide like the V2 pro so less chance of breaking your microphone. Mic is almost indentical, friends cannot tell the difference. Sound for music is SLIGHTLY less good but can probably be fixed through EQ tweak. Compared to V3 PRO - Doesn't have ANC.... which neither did my V2 PRO and I didn't really need it. Similar sound and mic quality... unless you're an audio person and you MUST have the best possible sound for music. It is a difference, but not one most of us will ever notice. Volume gets very loud, stays clear, love it. Only reason to get pro -> Slightly-marginally better audio drivers for the average person, but probably a noticeable diff for people who love their sound, ANC, and a bit of a stronger and weightier feeling build. Also, no simultaneous audio for the V3 regular. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Theresa
Light weight and comfortable with great sound quality
Color: Black
This headset is replacing my Corsair headset. I have only had it for three days so far, but I'm very happy with my purchase. It has great sound quality and noise cancellation features, and the microphone also is very clear. It is comfortable, light weight and fits well for me. It was difficult to set up, which is why I only gave 4 stars. The instructions were underneath the mount in the packaging, and I had to take the packaging mount out of the box to find it, and even then, they were not very clear to understand. I had to use CoPilot to find out how to use/connect the headset. The Dongle was in the center of the mount packaging and it looked like part of the packaging design until I realized it was actually the dongle. The HyperSpeed dongle has a USB-C female connector, for which an adapter is required, but not included. Once I plugged it in with the adapter to a USB-A port on my pc, my computer recognized it and installed the needed software. Pairing with Bluetooth was also difficult, but I was finally able to mange getting it connected. Using bluetooth didn't require any additional software. I'm very happy with it now that I have it working. I also like the fact that I can remove the microphone if needed since the connection is like the old-school headphone jack. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Kerry M
Genuine Review
Color: Black
Great quality and super comfortable which for me is the most important. Sound quality is great and the wireless is even better. I like the detachable mic because I use a hyper x quad cast s so i don’t need it most of the time, but if there’s a lot of people around for some reason I can easily click it into the headphones and use that since it shouldn’t pick up others talking. I love the software being able to switch modes from gaming to movies and others without making it too complicated. To be completely honest though I can’t hear a difference in the modes. Overall great headphones and worth the price considering there’s headphones that cost more but do less. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2026 by Caiden
The Good the bad and the ugly
Color: Black
I bought this headset to replace a wired Sennheiser, because I was so tired of getting tangled in the wires. I have owned it for about 10 months now and here are my thoughts. The good: Sounds great, I am not an audiophile, but I like crisp clear sound and this has that. The mic is outstanding for noise cancelling so I can actually use voice activated while gaming, even with my dogs barking in the back ground. My friends say it has a nice clear sound. Also Razer Warranty service is good. The plug and play is easy to use compatibility for PC is fine. The build of the headset is light and decent quality. I can't speak to using it plugged in, I bought it to have no wires. The Bad: The fit is good except for one rather major problem, when I adjust the headset to make it shorter in about 20 minutes it is full extended again and sitting on the top of my ears. The Ugly: After only 10 month the battery has pretty much died. It won't charge to full and I have to leave it plugged in over night every night and by the end of the day it is at about 10%. The good side of the ugly is it is still under warranty and they are replacing it. I'll let you know if the replacement is any better :D ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2026 by Kelly MS
Good quality, light weight, and comfortable.
Color: Black
They work very well and are comfortable and durable. The sound is more realistic than my previous pair which had way too much base. It took a little getting use to the complete surround sound. I wear hearing aids when not gaming, and these are still loud enough and have had to turn the volume down on a few occasions. ***7 Month Update*** Let me start by saying that I am abnormally careful with most everything I own, especially electronics. These headphones sound great, are comfortable, and at a decent price. However, the wire for my right side has somehow developed a short. The headphones appear to be in pristine condition, but the wiring is apparently a problem. Trying a new brand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by No One Special
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