BlackShark V3 Pro

Really enjoying the BlackShark V3 Pro: sound and separation far beyond their Arctis Pro and Cloud III S, a good EQ app with onboard profiles, and ANC.

A week into the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro, this FPS and metal listener liked the EQ'd sound but heard shrill lower-treble distortion in music and switched to the Maxwell 2.

“I like the sound generally after EQing, though I do find an issuie in the lower treble range, where there is quite a bit of shrill distortion in music”

This comfort-sensitive player chose the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as the most comfortable headset they tried, with simultaneous audio and immersive positional audio in RE9.

“I went with Blacksharks because they were the most comfortable of all the headsets I tried, and I’m very sensitive to discomfort.”

An owner of both the BlackShark V3 Pro and the Maxwell 2 recommends the BlackShark V3 Pro for gaming: lots of features and decent sound for the price.

“I would recommend the black shark V3 pros, they are in that price range have alot of features and sound decent.”

Upgrading from a HyperX Cloud Alpha S, this buyer found the BlackShark V3 Pro worse in comfort and music/movie audio, though better for competitive gaming, and is returning it.

“so I bought the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro. Honestly, I was shocked by how much worse the comfort and audio quality felt”

Switching from the Nova Pro Wireless, a gamer much prefers the BlackShark V3 Pro for richer sound, better bass and a far better mic.

“I have just gone that way from nova pro wireless to blackshark v3 pro . I much prefer razer v3 pro . Sound is reacher and bass much nbetter. Mic is day and night”

Swapping from an Arctis Nova, a gamer says the BlackShark V3 Pro is like a whole new world.

“I just swapped this week from the Arctis Nova (like he has) to the Razer Blackshark v3 Pro. It's like a whole new world”

Testing the BlackShark V3 Pro in CS2, a player found it better than expected and heard things they couldn't with their G Pro X.

“I tested my v3 pros today, honestly it was better than expected.”

A user likes their BlackShark V3 Pro for THX surround, simultaneous Bluetooth, comfort and battery, though finds it overpriced.

“I like my Blackshark V3 pro. I also don't care about the mic (it can be unplugged), Sound quality isn't the best but it's also highly subjective.”

On PC and PS5, a user's BlackShark V3 Pro works great without the disconnects their Penrose had.

“I just got the Blackshark v3 pro for PC and PS5 and it's works great with no disconnections.”

Their BlackShark V3 Pro sounds good for $250 but not like a $300 headset.

“The Razers sound damn good for the price of $250, but I don't find they sound like they should be $300 either.”

Owns the BlackShark V3 Pro and calls its mic the best out, with lots of adjustability, ANC and broad 3D audio support.

“I have the v3 pro so I’m not sure how drastic of a difference they are but they’re literally the best mic out.”

Finds the BlackShark V3 Pro one of the best gaming headsets and personally likes it more than their Maxwell.

“the new Razer BlackShark v3 Pros are objectively one of the best gaming headsets on the market right now.”

A great headset: very good sound, light, durable and a very good mic.

“Black shark V3 pro is a great headset. Very good sound, light and durable. Very good mic.”

Good ANC, simultaneous Bluetooth and sound, but on PC it never showed up in Razer's app across several exchanges and the Game channel failed.

“the Razer Blackshark V3 Pro while it has good ANC, Sim Bluetooth & a good sound signature, they are pretty flawed.”

Good sound and mic, breathable fabric pads and great simultaneous Bluetooth, but weak ANC and a clunky dongle-plus-cable.

“I owned razer blackshark v3 pro it sounds good mic quality is good too however anc isn’t much since it uses fabric pads”

Tried both: footsteps were easier to hear than on the Cloud III S, which sounded better for music.

“with the Razer blackshark v3 pro I could hear footsteps more with it compared to the hyper X”