Do not use with on board sound card with this headset, not very good sound quality at all. This is not due to the headset, it is due to the onboard sound cards themselves. Use a dedicated sound card for this headset!!

Great sound quality!! Bass is outstanding/Your 7.1 speakers plug into the volume device and literally press a button to switch in between the speakers and the headset; instead of plugging in and unplugging cords/ the volume for the headset speakers can be independently adjusted so if the side...

Sound quality for the mic is very good but the mic does seem a little cheaply made but if you don't use it keep it tucked in or if you do use it leave it pulled out; I believe if you are tucking it back into the headset a lot that is when it is likely to break

Good headphones real good sound. Mic is annoying to set up on pc and having the right distance from your mouth gets annoying but other than that they are good.

This headset has great sound and all my friends say they can hear me well.

really good lightweight and comfortable and good quality sound

The sound and mic quality is great and the smallest directional sound is heard.

Just picked these up last week and they are very nice. Crisp clear sound and the mic is sensitive too. Comfortable to wear as well.

These headphones are great the fit well there comfortable and sound amazing and I can't believe the price over had headphones that were 3 times as much and not as good.

These were a 3/5 at first. These are over ear headphones however I must have larger ears. The cups go around my ears just fine but the inside was pushing against the helix of my ear (the top hard part of the ear). That made these start hurting after about 10 minutes of use.

Razer has released the first true 7.1 surround sound headset that includes ten discrete drivers in the two ear cups for a true surround sound experience. The Razer Tiamat 7.1 is a true surround sound headset with five discrete drivers in each ear piece and connects to your computer using the five...

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Fairly comfortable fit; Decent sound; Removable/adjustable microphone; Affordably priced; Long cables; Multi-platform use

Could use more bass; Budget headphone looks; Rubber microphone port plug can easily get lost; Headband could use a tad more cushioning