Razer has just launched a new pair of wireless headphones. Unlike Sony and Bose, Razer has set Opus wireless noise-cancelling headphones at a lower price to make them more attractive. Starting today, Razer Opus headphones are priced at only $ 200 in the United States, which is more than a third cheaper than Sony and Bose's advanced wireless noise-cancelling headphones.
Razer Opus has advanced active noise reduction (ANC) technology, which can isolate sounds such as human speech, traffic and other environmental noise. These headphones should eliminate all incoming noise, including unwanted howling and high tones.
Unlike other noise-cancelling technologies, Razer Opus benefits from the so-called Hybrid ANC, which comes from external and internal microphones. Although this technology costs twice as much as other technologies, it provides the best performance.
In terms of battery life, Razer claims that its new Opus headset should last about 25 hours, but it depends on how you use it. In addition, users who purchase Razer Opus will receive a 2-year warranty.
Razer Opus is compatible with Android and iOS devices and has a 3.5 mm audio jack. They have four microphones for hybrid active noise reduction technology and two for voice chat.
Is there anyone who bought the Razer Opus headphone and like to talk about the real experience?
Razer Opus has advanced active noise reduction (ANC) technology, which can isolate sounds such as human speech, traffic and other environmental noise. These headphones should eliminate all incoming noise, including unwanted howling and high tones.
Unlike other noise-cancelling technologies, Razer Opus benefits from the so-called Hybrid ANC, which comes from external and internal microphones. Although this technology costs twice as much as other technologies, it provides the best performance.
In terms of battery life, Razer claims that its new Opus headset should last about 25 hours, but it depends on how you use it. In addition, users who purchase Razer Opus will receive a 2-year warranty.
Razer Opus is compatible with Android and iOS devices and has a 3.5 mm audio jack. They have four microphones for hybrid active noise reduction technology and two for voice chat.
Is there anyone who bought the Razer Opus headphone and like to talk about the real experience?
