Razer Opus, noise-cancelling wireless headphones
Razer has enter the world of noise-cancelling wireless headphones, with the clean design of the Razer Opus, minus the thress snake logo, going for a more main stream look.
With a strong resemblance to Sony WH-100Xm2, all the controls come via five buttons instead of the touch panels normally found on Razor headsets. These include your volume control, answer calls, ambient sound toggle, and turning on and off. It retains like most top of the range headsets the auto-pause and auto-play when you take the Opus off and on.
Each can houses a 40mm driver along with two internal microphones for noise cancellation. The memory foam cushions help boost audio quality with a tighter seal around your ears. running on Bluetooth 4.2, support aptX plus AAC codecs, and a single charge lasting up to 25 hours (depending on how load you like it). The companion app lets you mess around with your audio settings, (more bass! more bass!)
Tech Specs
- Drivers: 2 x 40mm dynamic drivers
- Weight: 265g
- Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
- Microphones: 4 for hybrid active noise cancellation technology, 2 for voice chat
- Wearing style: Circumaural
- What’s inside: Headset, premium carry case, airplane adapter, 1.3m length 3.5mm analog cable, 30cm length USB-C to USB-C cable, USB-A to USB-C adapter
- Battery life: Up to 25 hours
- Bluetooth®
- Codecs: AAC & APTX, 4.2, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP
You can buy the Razer Opus here