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Razer Thresher Ultimate for PS4: Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound - Lag-Free Wireless Connection - Retractable Digital Microphone - Base Station Wireless Receiver - Gaming Headset Works with PC & PS4

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Size Name: Ultimate 7.1 Surround with stand

Style Name: Playstation 4

Lag-Free Wireless - Allows immediate response to in-game cues to dominate the competition
Noise-Isolating Leatheretter Ear Cushions - Stay comfortable during even the longest, most intense gaming sessions
Quick Control Buttons - Mute Mic/Speaker and Volume controls allow adjustments on the fly
50 mm Drivers - For well-controlled bass and powerful, lifelike audio
16-hour Battery Life - Long-lasting power on a single charge. The Razer Thresher Ultimate PS4 headset is engineered to ensure a lag-free long-distance connection of up to 40 feet / 12 meters. Dimensions of headset- 7.7(W) x 8.4 (H) x 4.1 (D) inches

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Size Name: Ultimate 7.1 Surround with stand | Style Name: Playstation 4

ASIN: B0719RHFQX
Product Dimensions: 10.4 x 19.6 x 21.4 cm ; 844 g
Release Date: 13 June 2017
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Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 6,978 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
- #35512 in Computer Accessories
- #390 in PC Headsets & Headphones

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Size Name: Ultimate 7.1 Surround with stand | Style Name: Playstation 4

The Razer Thresher for PS4 features a 2.4 GHz wireless connection with on-headset controls. This provides instant access to controls like mic monitoring and controlling master volumes, while the retractable digital mic allows clear and true-to-life communication. Experience total comfort with lightweight, leatherette ear cushions, complete with an indentation for added flexibility even when wearing glasses. Audio frequency response 12 to 28,000 Hz.

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Curtis L.

Incredible wireless option from Razer

2 March 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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The Thresher Ulimate is my 4th high end wireless headset for the Xbox One but already my favorite. For reference, my other headsets are the Astro A50 Gen3, Turtle Beach Elite 800x and the Steelseries Siberia 800. The Thresher is easily the most comfortable of the 4. The suspension headband just fits perfectly. Having a metal band, it is also one of the most durable. Sound wise, it's loud, clear and sounds great with everything you throw at it. The microphone is also one of the best available on a wireless headset. I cannot recommend this headset enough

100 people found this helpful

mdonat1105

Is it worth the money?

25 October 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Let me first say that I'm old...really old, especially when it comes to gaming (I started playing in my mid 40's) and I've always just used the headsets that came with the unit until 3 years ago when I decided to "upgrade" to a $50 microsoft headset. I was perfectly content with that headset until somehow I cracked it by probably falling asleep on it. My teenage son bragged all the time about his top of the line Astros. Therefore after hours of research and trying to discern the best I could from the upper tiered headsets reading all the reviews, I settled on the Razer Thresher Ultimate headset and here's why. I didn't want to have to worry about syncing it up to my Xbox one S and deal with potential pairing problems. I also didn't want to have to buy any type of extra equalizer to get the dolby surround sound. I also didn't want to spend over $250 which I swore I'd never spend over a $100. But since my 55th birthday was just around the corner, I decided I was worth it. Not to mention I was tired of getting destroyed on BlackOps 4 and at my age I need every advantage I can get. So I figured being able to hear footsteps and what direction bullets were flying from might help. The one thing that struct me right off the bat was the quality of packaging and materials itself. Extremely high end quality. It was nice to see and feel like the money I spent I was getting quality. I found setting up my Razer ID and registering my product somewhat confusing. It says to get an ID then register it, but when you do that it asks for your Razer ID? I just decided to skip over the Razer ID box and put in my information. Once I did that it gave me my my ID. The other part that was confusing was it said to enter the the product number. Well there are 2 of those, one for the hub and one for the headset and it's not clearly identified on the box. Once that was done it was time to set it up. This was easy even for someone like me following the tiny directions in the pamphlet. What I didn't like was the pamphlet didn't include HOW to work the volume knobs. I know what you're thinking, how tough can that be? Again, I'm old, so I couldn't read what the microscopic symbols on the headset were. So at first I couldn't hear anything, then I could only chat and not hear the game. I tried in vain to raise and lower the wheels but I either blew my ear drums out with the game sounds and couldn't hear my teammates or vise versa. Finally I decided I'll look on the website and try and find support. After clicking on the product, on the left side of the page there is a link for the master guide which clearly explains the two wheels. One of the wheels is the balance between the game and chat volume, the other thumb wheel is the overall volume which can be pushed in to mute the mic which I'm not a big fan of. I'd much rather just to be able to flip the mic up to mute it like some other headsets have. Why this information wasn't included in the pamphlet that came in the box I have no idea?! So now that I know this, it took me awhile to get the correct balance. I didn't like when you turn the thumb wheel all the way up or down it emits a tone. The problem is it's the same sounding tone and you can keep spinning in so it doesn't stop. I would think once you go all the way in one direction it would stop and you could work your way back, but nope. I'm also not sure if I'm a fan of the retractable mic. Maybe it's better than flipping it up so it doesn't break as easy? But time will tell. So now comes the sound review part. It gets plenty loud enough to hear, in fact so loud it sounds like your in one of those movie theaters where the sound is deafening. There is 0 lag and the chat is clear although once in a while I hear some crackling but it goes away quickly. My friends say they can hear me fine and I sound clear. The ear cups are comfortable enough so that my glasses aren't pinched to my head and my ears stay fairly cool unlike my old headset where I'd have to take them off cause I couldn't take how hot my ears were. I do think they are a tad heavy with the metal support over the head band, but again maybe that's a good thing as far as not breaking easily? The other thing I like is that you can keep them plugged in to play if for some reason you forget to charge them from the night before. And they give you really long cable to do so. Now for the million dollar question, do I hear the footsteps and can pinpoint which direction they are coming from or which way the bullets are flying? It's definitely better than what I had. Is it $200 better? For now I'd say no. I'm not sure if I'm gonna keep them or get the Astro A50 which are even more expensive.

47 people found this helpful

Mr. L

A wonderful wireless experience!

21 February 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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The Razer Thresher 7.1 (PS4) were delivered on time. I set them up with no problem as I read the directions. They are comfortable and great sounding! My first session was over 4hours and I had no issues with them. The controls for audio and chat audio are easy to use. I love the red LED light that comes on on the Microphone when it is muted! I wish they could be a little louder, but that would probably hurt my ears. I wish the bass would be a little bit more powerful, as I feel music and game sounds would benefit more with a boost. However, everything else with this headset is phenomenal. I can track foot steps with no problem. I can hear background noises and distinctly tell where they are coming from.
*note* I am not a paid to give this review

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Dakota Hensley

... these on ps4 so i cant say to how good they are for console use

14 February 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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First im gonna say im a pc gamer and do not use these on ps4 so i cant say to how good they are for console use. im gonna break this into parts:

First introduction:
The packaging for the thresher is very nice like most of razers new offerings its a solid box packed with formed foam around the product. the headphones are mostly plastic with a matte black finish like your use to from razer but with a nice aluminum band around the head band.

Set up:
they are pretty much plug and play with a pc user. you just insert the usb dongle and then connect the optical cable from the dongle to your optical out port. there are more steps on console so refer to your set up guide for that info.

First use:
after charging them i went to use them for the first time and they are incredibly comfortable. the suspended headband should fit most head sizes without squeezing your head. i had this issue with previous kraken models and made it hard to wear them for long sessions. the band is still simple however with no cushion, i wish razer would put memory foam here for extra comfort. as for connection to the usb dongle, it was very hit and miss at first and would lose connection a lot. i chalked this up to wifi interference on the 2.4 ghz band because after a while it fixed itself. most likely do to the signals establishing their areas in my house.

Sound:
they sound amazing, there is no option to adjust noise levels for extra base as well as a lack of presets which is unfortunate but the stereo sound is still phenomenal. dolby surround should really only be enabled for games that require more directional sound as it pushes the sound stage out and makes voices echo a bit. its not bad but for videos and music just stick to stereo sound.

Mic: the mic is decent for a headset mic, a studio mic would still sound better but its good for chatting in game for your typical gamer. i am happy to report it does in fact have mic monitoring unlike previous reviewers have stated. in the instruction manual it states to enable it you press and hold the mic volume button until it beeps.

25 people found this helpful