Razer Opus Wireless Headphones With THX Certification Announced for $200

Hinshal Sharma
By Hinshal Sharma
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Razer stepped into the audio business back in 2006, when it launched its first gaming headset, the Barracuda HP-1. The company has an experience of around 14 years in making audio devices. Razer is generally known for making gaming products, but the new Razer Opus is a treat for the audiophiles, as Razer promises that these are their best-sounding pair of headphones yet. Whether you’re playing some games, listening to some music, or watching your favourite movie wearing them, these headphones are supposed to provide you with great sound experience and comfort.

Advanced Active Noise Cancellation:

The Razer Opus wireless headphones come with hybrid ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), and PNC (Passive Noise Cancellation) to filter out ambient noise from the background. For hybrid active noise cancellation, the headphones come with 4 dedicated microphones. 2 mics are placed on the internal side of the earcups, and the other 2 are placed on the external side of the earcups. The earcups are surrounded by plush leatherette foam to provide passive voice cancellation.

Razer Opus with advanced ANC

 

THX Certified:

The Razer Opus has undergone several tests to achieve the THX certification, which ensures rich and balanced sound quality, along with impactful bass as what Razer says. The headphones have a wide frequency range of 20HZ – 20KhZ and come with a large 40mm driver. The Razer Opus promises to deliver clear vocals and dialog with no sound distortion even at high volumes.

Razer Opus THX certification

 

Comfortable to wear:

The ear cushions and headband on the Razer Opus are made up of plush leatherette foam. Using these headphones for long gaming sessions or while listening to some music would not be a problem as Razer claims that they’re pretty comfortable and weigh just 265g. With ANC on, these headphones have a battery life of up to 25 hours, so you don’t need to charge them again and again. You can also use them by connecting a 3.5mm audio cable.

 

Razer Opus Mobile App:

The app provides some additional features to these headphones. You can toggle between different equalizer presets tuned by THX, check battery status, and adjust some automatic settings like auto play/pause, etc. It is available for both iOS and Android phones.

 

Technical specifications:

  • Drivers: 2 x 40mm dynamic drivers.
  • Weight: 265g.
  • Frequency response: 20 Hz — 20 kHz.
  • Microphone: 4 for hybrid ANC, 2 for voice chat.
  • Wearing style: Circumaural.
  • Battery Life: Up to 25 hours with ANC on.
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.2 & 3.5mm.
  • Codecs: AAC & APTX, 4.2, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP.

 

Price and availability:

The headphones will be available in Midnight Blue colour initially, and a black coloured variant will also be released soon. Talking about its pricing, the Razer Opus will cost $199.99(€209.99/₹15,130) and in the box, you’ll get a premium carrying case, 3.5mm audio cable, USB-C charging cable, USB-A to USB-C adapter, and an airline headphone adapter.

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Razer stepped into the audio business back in 2006, when it launched its first gaming headset, the Barracuda HP-1. The company has an experience of around 14 years in making audio devices. Razer is generally known for making gaming products, but the new Razer Opus is a treat for the audiophiles, as Razer promises that these are their best-sounding pair of headphones yet. Whether you’re playing some games, listening to some music, or watching your favourite movie wearing them, these headphones are supposed to provide you with great sound experience and comfort.

Advanced Active Noise Cancellation:

The Razer Opus wireless headphones come with hybrid ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), and PNC (Passive Noise Cancellation) to filter out ambient noise from the background. For hybrid active noise cancellation, the headphones come with 4 dedicated microphones. 2 mics are placed on the internal side of the earcups, and the other 2 are placed on the external side of the earcups. The earcups are surrounded by plush leatherette foam to provide passive voice cancellation.

Razer Opus with advanced ANC

 

THX Certified:

The Razer Opus has undergone several tests to achieve the THX certification, which ensures rich and balanced sound quality, along with impactful bass as what Razer says. The headphones have a wide frequency range of 20HZ – 20KhZ and come with a large 40mm driver. The Razer Opus promises to deliver clear vocals and dialog with no sound distortion even at high volumes.

Razer Opus THX certification

 

Comfortable to wear:

The ear cushions and headband on the Razer Opus are made up of plush leatherette foam. Using these headphones for long gaming sessions or while listening to some music would not be a problem as Razer claims that they’re pretty comfortable and weigh just 265g. With ANC on, these headphones have a battery life of up to 25 hours, so you don’t need to charge them again and again. You can also use them by connecting a 3.5mm audio cable.

 

Razer Opus Mobile App:

The app provides some additional features to these headphones. You can toggle between different equalizer presets tuned by THX, check battery status, and adjust some automatic settings like auto play/pause, etc. It is available for both iOS and Android phones.

 

Technical specifications:

  • Drivers: 2 x 40mm dynamic drivers.
  • Weight: 265g.
  • Frequency response: 20 Hz — 20 kHz.
  • Microphone: 4 for hybrid ANC, 2 for voice chat.
  • Wearing style: Circumaural.
  • Battery Life: Up to 25 hours with ANC on.
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.2 & 3.5mm.
  • Codecs: AAC & APTX, 4.2, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP.

 

Price and availability:

The headphones will be available in Midnight Blue colour initially, and a black coloured variant will also be released soon. Talking about its pricing, the Razer Opus will cost $199.99(€209.99/₹15,130) and in the box, you’ll get a premium carrying case, 3.5mm audio cable, USB-C charging cable, USB-A to USB-C adapter, and an airline headphone adapter.

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