Razer Barracuda X Multi-Platform Wireless Gaming Headset Frml Packaging
The Barracuda X is a slim, lightweight headset designed for maximum versatility. It is a 4-in-1 wireless headset, with a USB-C dongle that allows wireless connection to PC, PlayStation, Switch and Android. Incredibly comfortable with swivelling earcups, plush memory foam ear cushions and weighing just under 250g, the Barracuda X is a gamerâs ideal multi-purpose headset for gaming both indoors and on the go.
The Barracuda X is a slim, lightweight headset designed for maximum versatility. It is a 4-in-1 wireless headset, with a USB-C dongle that allows wireless connection to PC, PlayStation, Switch and Android. Incredibly comfortable with swivelling earcups, plush memory foam ear cushions and weighing just under 250g, the Barracuda X is a gamerâs ideal multi-purpose headset for gaming both indoors and on the go.
The Barracuda X is a slim, lightweight headset designed for maximum versatility. It is a 4-in-1 wireless headset, with a USB-C dongle that allows wireless connection to PC, PlayStation, Switch and Android. Incredibly comfortable with swivelling earcups, plush memory foam ear cushions and weighing just under 250g, the Barracuda X is a gamerâs ideal multi-purpose headset for gaming both indoors and on the go.
The Barracuda X is a slim, lightweight headset designed for maximum versatility. It is a 4-in-1 wireless headset, with a USB-C dongle that allows wireless connection to PC, PlayStation, Switch and Android. Incredibly comfortable with swivelling earcups, plush memory foam ear cushions and weighing just under 250g, the Barracuda X is a gamerâs ideal multi-purpose headset for gaming both indoors and on the go.
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Razer Barracuda X Wireless Multi-platform Gaming & Mobile Headset
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Razer Barracuda X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset - Mercury White Edition
originally posted on walmart.com
I like to game and I have used this headset daily for hours at a time for the past couple of months now. Overall they are not terrible but I have issue with the headband and the microphone. The microphone connection is really bad. I've ensured that it is connected securely and snugly into the mic port but I always have an issue with it picking up my voice if im in a call (usually discord). I often have to adjust the position of the mic whenever I want to use it, and if I find a good position it doesn't guarantee it will continue to pick up sound the entire time. It's incredibly frustrating that a key feature on the wireless headset is so unreliable! I have experienced so much frustration with it that I would prefer to just buy a seperate standing mic than use the ... MoreI like to game and I have used this headset daily for hours at a time for the past couple of months now. Overall they are not terrible but I have issue with the headband and the microphone. The microphone connection is really bad. I've ensured that it is connected securely and snugly into the mic port but I always have an issue with it picking up my voice if im in a call (usually discord). I often have to adjust the position of the mic whenever I want to use it, and if I find a good position it doesn't guarantee it will continue to pick up sound the entire time. It's incredibly frustrating that a key feature on the wireless headset is so unreliable! I have experienced so much frustration with it that I would prefer to just buy a seperate standing mic than use the one on the headset. The sound quality is good, i can enjoy shows fairly well and dont have issue with that or the volume or interface. My second issue however is that the headband is not well made. I have a big head, and I read the instructions to gently stretch the headset prior to using it to help it last longer. However, I feel regardless of the pre-stretching, this headset's head band was going to separate. The soft foam, which is comfortable, is just glued onto the plastic top half of the band which makes it easy to separate. I felt this was a very poor design choice on their part. Maybe if you have a regular to small headsize it wouldnt matter, but if you have a big wide head, it wont take long for the headband to begins separating.Overall its good for listening to audio, but not worth the purchase if the microphone is a deciding factor. You could probably find a cheaper headset and get a stand alone mic, or a headset with a microphone that actually works as intended consistently. Also, more recently I will have issue with the bluetooth connection dongle; its not frequent as of yet but worth noting. Granted this is a bluetooth item and I feel bluetooth connections always have a risk of occasional failure. I have been a fan of Razor, but this was just not the best performing product.
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I bought the 2019 version and loved it, so I upgraded to the Razer Nari with haptic feed back and it was too much; too heavy and with a new baby too noise canceling.I came back to the Barracuda because it is light weight and comfortable for hours; I hardly even notice it most the time. Battery life it also fantastic I can go for a full day easily completely wireless. It is still very noise canceling, but its very comfortable to have one ear muff off to side to present in your surroundings.the PS5 dongle attachment means it takes up a plug slot, but its shape means you can still use the adjacent USB slot, so if you have every single plug spoken for on your console you probably want brand specific headset.speaking of dongles it comes with them all, so you can ... MoreI bought the 2019 version and loved it, so I upgraded to the Razer Nari with haptic feed back and it was too much; too heavy and with a new baby too noise canceling.I came back to the Barracuda because it is light weight and comfortable for hours; I hardly even notice it most the time. Battery life it also fantastic I can go for a full day easily completely wireless. It is still very noise canceling, but its very comfortable to have one ear muff off to side to present in your surroundings.the PS5 dongle attachment means it takes up a plug slot, but its shape means you can still use the adjacent USB slot, so if you have every single plug spoken for on your console you probably want brand specific headset.speaking of dongles it comes with them all, so you can use this headset anywhere for anything comfortably.the Kraken is another good choice if you like Razer products with RGB and all the fancy bits, but the Barracuda will stay my head set as long as they sell them.
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These headphones are pretty comfortable. I use a HyperX Quadcast instead of the provided detachable microphone. So not sure how well that would perform.PROS:- The sound quality is surprising above average on these. I'd give them an 8 out 10 in terms of overall sound quality. Directional sound in games like PUBG is pretty decent. The bass is strong enough without being overpowering.- Surprisingly long battery life. I player for 3-5 hour sessions, 5-7 days a week. I typically only have to charge these once a week on average. Was very please with this.CONS:- The weakest aspect of the headphones is the optional surround sound software that you have to download and install from Razer. You will need to sign up for an account on the razer website, register your ... MoreThese headphones are pretty comfortable. I use a HyperX Quadcast instead of the provided detachable microphone. So not sure how well that would perform.PROS:- The sound quality is surprising above average on these. I'd give them an 8 out 10 in terms of overall sound quality. Directional sound in games like PUBG is pretty decent. The bass is strong enough without being overpowering.- Surprisingly long battery life. I player for 3-5 hour sessions, 5-7 days a week. I typically only have to charge these once a week on average. Was very please with this.CONS:- The weakest aspect of the headphones is the optional surround sound software that you have to download and install from Razer. You will need to sign up for an account on the razer website, register your headphones, provide proof of purchase/serial number and then you will be provided with one time use redemption code for the surround sound software. The software suffers from the same problem that all headphones attempting to simulate surround sound do, the sound is made louder and slightly distorted. Listening to music tracks with a strong bass with and without the software, I prefer it without because it is a cleaner and more clear listening experience. In games like PUBG that are reliant on directional audio, the software provides no real advantage. Also, the software takes control of your audio drivers and does not like it if/when you attempt to use other audio devices besides the headphones. I actually had to uninstall the software to use my wired headphones I have as backup when my battery on these is running low/dies.- Firmware required to cure a "LOW BATTERY" warning defect. After fully charging and using these headphones for the first time, I was greeted with a "LOW BATTERY" warning every time I fully charged and powered them on thereafter. The warning comes on once after power up, and typically once or twice within 5-10 minutes after powering the headset on. Razer has a firmware update you can download from their website that fixes this problem.Overall I have had a positive experience with these for last several months. If you can pick these up on sale, I highly recommend them. Just make sure to download the firmware update ASAP and avoid the optional surround sound software.
| Headphone Cup Type | Over-ear |
| Body Part Use | Head, Ears |
| Noise Cancellation Type | Passive |
| Max Battery Life | 50 hours |
| Battery Highlights | Rechargeable |
Razer Barracuda X Wireless Multi-platform Gaming & Mobile Headset
Delivery $13
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Razer Barracuda X Wireless Gaming & Mobile â Pristine Refurbished
Free delivery between 6â16 Nov
Razer Barracuda X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset - Mercury White Edition
I like to game and I have used this headset daily for hours at a time for the past couple of months now. Overall they are not terrible but I have issue with the headband and the microphone. The microphone connection is really bad. I've ensured that it is connected securely and snugly into the mic port but I always have an issue with it picking up my voice if im in a call (usually discord). I often have to adjust the position of the mic whenever I want to use it, and if I find a good position it doesn't guarantee it will continue to pick up sound the entire time. It's incredibly frustrating that a key feature on the wireless headset is so unreliable! I have experienced so much frustration with it that I would prefer to just buy a seperate standing mic than use the ... MoreI like to game and I have used this headset daily for hours at a time for the past couple of months now. Overall they are not terrible but I have issue with the headband and the microphone. The microphone connection is really bad. I've ensured that it is connected securely and snugly into the mic port but I always have an issue with it picking up my voice if im in a call (usually discord). I often have to adjust the position of the mic whenever I want to use it, and if I find a good position it doesn't guarantee it will continue to pick up sound the entire time. It's incredibly frustrating that a key feature on the wireless headset is so unreliable! I have experienced so much frustration with it that I would prefer to just buy a seperate standing mic than use the one on the headset. The sound quality is good, i can enjoy shows fairly well and dont have issue with that or the volume or interface. My second issue however is that the headband is not well made. I have a big head, and I read the instructions to gently stretch the headset prior to using it to help it last longer. However, I feel regardless of the pre-stretching, this headset's head band was going to separate. The soft foam, which is comfortable, is just glued onto the plastic top half of the band which makes it easy to separate. I felt this was a very poor design choice on their part. Maybe if you have a regular to small headsize it wouldnt matter, but if you have a big wide head, it wont take long for the headband to begins separating.Overall its good for listening to audio, but not worth the purchase if the microphone is a deciding factor. You could probably find a cheaper headset and get a stand alone mic, or a headset with a microphone that actually works as intended consistently. Also, more recently I will have issue with the bluetooth connection dongle; its not frequent as of yet but worth noting. Granted this is a bluetooth item and I feel bluetooth connections always have a risk of occasional failure. I have been a fan of Razor, but this was just not the best performing product.
I bought the 2019 version and loved it, so I upgraded to the Razer Nari with haptic feed back and it was too much; too heavy and with a new baby too noise canceling.I came back to the Barracuda because it is light weight and comfortable for hours; I hardly even notice it most the time. Battery life it also fantastic I can go for a full day easily completely wireless. It is still very noise canceling, but its very comfortable to have one ear muff off to side to present in your surroundings.the PS5 dongle attachment means it takes up a plug slot, but its shape means you can still use the adjacent USB slot, so if you have every single plug spoken for on your console you probably want brand specific headset.speaking of dongles it comes with them all, so you can ... MoreI bought the 2019 version and loved it, so I upgraded to the Razer Nari with haptic feed back and it was too much; too heavy and with a new baby too noise canceling.I came back to the Barracuda because it is light weight and comfortable for hours; I hardly even notice it most the time. Battery life it also fantastic I can go for a full day easily completely wireless. It is still very noise canceling, but its very comfortable to have one ear muff off to side to present in your surroundings.the PS5 dongle attachment means it takes up a plug slot, but its shape means you can still use the adjacent USB slot, so if you have every single plug spoken for on your console you probably want brand specific headset.speaking of dongles it comes with them all, so you can use this headset anywhere for anything comfortably.the Kraken is another good choice if you like Razer products with RGB and all the fancy bits, but the Barracuda will stay my head set as long as they sell them.
These headphones are pretty comfortable. I use a HyperX Quadcast instead of the provided detachable microphone. So not sure how well that would perform.PROS:- The sound quality is surprising above average on these. I'd give them an 8 out 10 in terms of overall sound quality. Directional sound in games like PUBG is pretty decent. The bass is strong enough without being overpowering.- Surprisingly long battery life. I player for 3-5 hour sessions, 5-7 days a week. I typically only have to charge these once a week on average. Was very please with this.CONS:- The weakest aspect of the headphones is the optional surround sound software that you have to download and install from Razer. You will need to sign up for an account on the razer website, register your ... MoreThese headphones are pretty comfortable. I use a HyperX Quadcast instead of the provided detachable microphone. So not sure how well that would perform.PROS:- The sound quality is surprising above average on these. I'd give them an 8 out 10 in terms of overall sound quality. Directional sound in games like PUBG is pretty decent. The bass is strong enough without being overpowering.- Surprisingly long battery life. I player for 3-5 hour sessions, 5-7 days a week. I typically only have to charge these once a week on average. Was very please with this.CONS:- The weakest aspect of the headphones is the optional surround sound software that you have to download and install from Razer. You will need to sign up for an account on the razer website, register your headphones, provide proof of purchase/serial number and then you will be provided with one time use redemption code for the surround sound software. The software suffers from the same problem that all headphones attempting to simulate surround sound do, the sound is made louder and slightly distorted. Listening to music tracks with a strong bass with and without the software, I prefer it without because it is a cleaner and more clear listening experience. In games like PUBG that are reliant on directional audio, the software provides no real advantage. Also, the software takes control of your audio drivers and does not like it if/when you attempt to use other audio devices besides the headphones. I actually had to uninstall the software to use my wired headphones I have as backup when my battery on these is running low/dies.- Firmware required to cure a "LOW BATTERY" warning defect. After fully charging and using these headphones for the first time, I was greeted with a "LOW BATTERY" warning every time I fully charged and powered them on thereafter. The warning comes on once after power up, and typically once or twice within 5-10 minutes after powering the headset on. Razer has a firmware update you can download from their website that fixes this problem.Overall I have had a positive experience with these for last several months. If you can pick these up on sale, I highly recommend them. Just make sure to download the firmware update ASAP and avoid the optional surround sound software.
Paired this with my PS5 Slim.The initial wear was great. Not too soft ear-cup cushions and not too much clamp force. Fairly light weight.Over time I started hearing creaking noises from both ear-cups when I turn or tilt my head and it dawned on me why these are so affordable and light: plastic headband construction.To fix this I had to retract the extensions, but now I can hear the Mute button wiggling around (apparently this is a very common, if not, is a flawed design with every unit).The headband has some cushioning covered with smooth leather. If you are bald or have hair that slicks back, the headband tends to slip back or forward and need to readjust it every now and then.On the plus side, the battery life is amazing. On my weeks off I game + 6hours a ... MorePaired this with my PS5 Slim.The initial wear was great. Not too soft ear-cup cushions and not too much clamp force. Fairly light weight.Over time I started hearing creaking noises from both ear-cups when I turn or tilt my head and it dawned on me why these are so affordable and light: plastic headband construction.To fix this I had to retract the extensions, but now I can hear the Mute button wiggling around (apparently this is a very common, if not, is a flawed design with every unit).The headband has some cushioning covered with smooth leather. If you are bald or have hair that slicks back, the headband tends to slip back or forward and need to readjust it every now and then.On the plus side, the battery life is amazing. On my weeks off I game + 6hours a day and it stands true to it's ~30hour battery life.Sound wise, doesn't need any equalizing in my opinion. It's above average.Overall, I could not recommend this headset if you:- Have large head. Extending the headband can cause the ear-cup swivels to creak- Prone to accidentally breaking things. Full plastic construction. Some images on Reddit have completely cracked ear-cup swivels from normal wear
I got these headphones to use at work so I didnât have to take my personal ones from home every day. On paper, it would work out really nicely because if I ever forgot the wireless connector one day, i could still use the Bluetooth and they wouldnât be useless like my personal headphones. Unfortunately, every time I plug the connector in and use the 2.4gH wireless mode, thereâs crackling with the audio every few seconds. The only way to resolve this (temporarily) is to unplug and replug the wireless connector. If you turn the headphones off and back on or leave and rejoin a meeting, the crackling comes back. Because I got fed up with this and realized it wasnât a temporary issue after my return window with BB had passed, I had to go through Razer for them to honor ... MoreI got these headphones to use at work so I didnât have to take my personal ones from home every day. On paper, it would work out really nicely because if I ever forgot the wireless connector one day, i could still use the Bluetooth and they wouldnât be useless like my personal headphones. Unfortunately, every time I plug the connector in and use the 2.4gH wireless mode, thereâs crackling with the audio every few seconds. The only way to resolve this (temporarily) is to unplug and replug the wireless connector. If you turn the headphones off and back on or leave and rejoin a meeting, the crackling comes back. Because I got fed up with this and realized it wasnât a temporary issue after my return window with BB had passed, I had to go through Razer for them to honor the warranty and replace them. Sadly, after over a month of them giving me the runaround and rejecting every proof of purchase I gave them, after changing the email for my Razer account twice because their RMA links didnât work, the replacement pair has the same exact issue. Do not buy these, because the 2.4gH will be unusable and there are better pure Bluetooth headsets out there. On a positive note, the battery life is fantastic, but that canât salvage the faulty audio with the wireless mode.
For only $99 USD, the Razer Barracuda X is a great gaming headset. This headset wonât disappoint you with multiple connectivity options, a comfortable build, and pretty good sound. It has everything a multi-console gamer needs, and nothing is frustrating or finicky about it. It doesnât have bells and whistles like RGB or virtual surround sound, which most people donât really need (or want). If you donât care about premium features and just want a utilitarian gaming headset, you should consider buying this. there is another option, The Razer BlackShark V2 is another $99 headset from Razer. Itâs a wired headset thatâs marketed specifically for PC gaming, with THX Spatial Audio available through the Razer Synapse software. This is a good option if youâre more of a PC ... MoreFor only $99 USD, the Razer Barracuda X is a great gaming headset. This headset wonât disappoint you with multiple connectivity options, a comfortable build, and pretty good sound. It has everything a multi-console gamer needs, and nothing is frustrating or finicky about it. It doesnât have bells and whistles like RGB or virtual surround sound, which most people donât really need (or want). If you donât care about premium features and just want a utilitarian gaming headset, you should consider buying this. there is another option, The Razer BlackShark V2 is another $99 headset from Razer. Itâs a wired headset thatâs marketed specifically for PC gaming, with THX Spatial Audio available through the Razer Synapse software. This is a good option if youâre more of a PC gamer since the Barracuda X (2022) is meant for multi-platform gamers. At the competitive price of $99 or less, the SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless is a capable headset with a USB-C RF dongle. You can hardwire the headset with its 3.5mm cable, too, and no matter how you connect, you can enjoy clear sound quality with a minor bass bump.
The mic does its job well for casual voice chat and in-game comms. It actually sounds quite different depending on whether Iâm wired or wireless, although that could be the fault of my onboard audio. Itâs much quieter and a bit thin when wireless but has a dead silent noise floor. I can boost the gain a ton and still get no noise even with a fan running. When itâs wired my voice sounds louder and more full but with some constant background noise beneath it. If you switch frequently you might have to accommodate for that in your settings.The sound of the headphones strikes me as a bit too warm. I find myself needing to turn the volume down when I listen to anything bass-heavy or it wears me out. Theyâre solidly âgood enoughâ for a gaming headset though. Thereâs a ... MoreThe mic does its job well for casual voice chat and in-game comms. It actually sounds quite different depending on whether Iâm wired or wireless, although that could be the fault of my onboard audio. Itâs much quieter and a bit thin when wireless but has a dead silent noise floor. I can boost the gain a ton and still get no noise even with a fan running. When itâs wired my voice sounds louder and more full but with some constant background noise beneath it. If you switch frequently you might have to accommodate for that in your settings.The sound of the headphones strikes me as a bit too warm. I find myself needing to turn the volume down when I listen to anything bass-heavy or it wears me out. Theyâre solidly âgood enoughâ for a gaming headset though. Thereâs a Razer mobile app with a custom EQ you can tweak at least.It's hard to speak on build quality while it's new but there's a lot of plastic so I'd treat it with care. The buttons feel tactile and good to press. Swiveling earcups are nice but I find myself worrying about the extra moving parts it introduces at the joints. They clamp a bit tight and the manual recommends stretching it apart gently before wearing it to reduce stress on the headband, but itâs not an exercise that inspires confidence. I do appreciate the detachable mic though.As far as general usability goes the range is great, latency is low, and the battery life is amazing. It worked for me on Linux (Mint) out of the box, but if I leave the dongle plugged in while I boot Pulse doesnât seem to bother to make my audio jacks usable for whatever reason. Also the 7.1 surround sound stuff is a Windows-only exe if you care about that. Other than that I tend to get stuck in bluetooth mode when I try to do stuff with the app on my phone, and canât switch back to my PC until I turn bluetooth off on my phone to force a disconnect.Overall Iâd say it gets the important stuff right but with a lot of minor nitpicks and quirks to deal with. Itâs my first wireless headset and more than anything else the freedom that it provides has been great. At this price I just wish they could tighten up all the small details a little better.
This is a good gaming headset that could be considered "great" at it's price point (I got it on sale for $69.99).For me its best features have been its aesthetic and the various connectivity options (wired, USB wireless, and Bluetooth wireless); but perhaps most importantly it functions well in all regards. The audio quality won't knock your socks off, but for having 40 mm speaker drivers they perform quite well (mobile device app is needed to adjust the EQ, which is ok but not great). The microphone quality is equally good. USB-C Wireless performance is very good with excellent range (>30'), but naturally speaker and microphone performance are best when connected via the 3.5 mm cable.The main issue I have had is that while connected via Bluetooth, the audio ... MoreThis is a good gaming headset that could be considered "great" at it's price point (I got it on sale for $69.99).For me its best features have been its aesthetic and the various connectivity options (wired, USB wireless, and Bluetooth wireless); but perhaps most importantly it functions well in all regards. The audio quality won't knock your socks off, but for having 40 mm speaker drivers they perform quite well (mobile device app is needed to adjust the EQ, which is ok but not great). The microphone quality is equally good. USB-C Wireless performance is very good with excellent range (>30'), but naturally speaker and microphone performance are best when connected via the 3.5 mm cable.The main issue I have had is that while connected via Bluetooth, the audio quality is diminished when simultaneously listening and speaking (when listening only the audio is good). This would be fine for a hands-free calling use case, but not for a gaming scenario on a computer. For that, use the USB-C wireless option which works very well and avoid connecting via Bluetooth.I have been happy with this headset so far, and would recommend it to those who, like me, don't need a top-of-the-line wireless gaming headset, but want something that is of good quality, works well, and doesn't make you feel silly while wearing it 8-) .Note: Try to get it while it's on sale, as I don't know if I would be as happy with it if I'd paid the full price of $99.99.
Out-of-the-box Razer Barracuda:Pros:- mic handles background noise pretty well- rf range works pretty far, even down/upstairs- decent noise isolation- price $70Cons:- doesn't support audio mixing- switching between audio sources kind of annoying- headband could be narrower and curved flatter/rounder- earphones tend to pinch your head, removing the headset after a long session is like taking off a wig at the end of a dayI'm looking for a lightweight wireless gaming headset with Bluetooth for both work (Mac) and gaming (PC, console, mobile). This does pretty much everything, but it still fits a little too large while also squeezing my head a little too much. I suppose this makes the noise isolation better, but that's not a priority for me. If the length ... MoreOut-of-the-box Razer Barracuda:Pros:- mic handles background noise pretty well- rf range works pretty far, even down/upstairs- decent noise isolation- price $70Cons:- doesn't support audio mixing- switching between audio sources kind of annoying- headband could be narrower and curved flatter/rounder- earphones tend to pinch your head, removing the headset after a long session is like taking off a wig at the end of a dayI'm looking for a lightweight wireless gaming headset with Bluetooth for both work (Mac) and gaming (PC, console, mobile). This does pretty much everything, but it still fits a little too large while also squeezing my head a little too much. I suppose this makes the noise isolation better, but that's not a priority for me. If the length and curvature of the headband could be adjusted, the weight might be distributed better and the headset might pinch less. I know the instructions say to gently bend the headband before first wearing, but that just makes the headset fit wider on top. Plus, I wouldn't want the headband to break quicker. Cycling through different audio channels using the single power button is a small inconvenience. Overall it's a great value, but less than ideal.I would love it if Razer made a different model that can fit smaller heads more comfortably and that supports dual device audio mixing. I am still deciding between the Barracuda and the Logitech G735, which does have audio mixing and fits better. I'll see which headset I reach for more often.
| Headphone Cup Type | Over-ear |
| Body Part Use | Head, Ears |
| Noise Cancellation Type | Passive |
| Max Battery Life | 50 hours |
| Battery Highlights | Rechargeable |
