Razer Opus X

Stellar sound ; Comfy fit ; Solid ANC ; Good battery life

Limited customization in the app ; No quick-charge feature

Long-lasting battery life. Blocks out ambient chatter. Comfortable, well-built design.

Prone to inconsistencies in bass delivery. No IP rating for water resistance. Sub-par noise handling. No multi-device pairing. Doesn't really block out bus or plane engine noise. Not very breathable.

The Razer Opus X are good for neutral sound. They have a fairly neutral sound profile with a flat mid-range, ensuring that vocals and lead instruments are clear, present, and detailed. However, some users may find that the boomy high-bass also muddies...

Fairly sleek design ; Decent balanced sound ; Comfortable ; Great battery life ; Excellent hybrid ANC ; Auto-pause feature ; Easy to use on-ear controls

Only five EQ presets, can't manually adjust ; THX sound, while balanced, wasn't my favourite setting ; May be pricey for some

Excellent ANC ; Decent battery life ; Reasonable price

Uncomfortable to wear ; Don’t fold up ; Confusing buttons

Comfort issues aside, the Razer Opus X are great headphones for a reasonable price.

Great audio quality ; Easy-to-use controls ; Comfortable ear cups ; Features ANC

Lacks an audio jack ; Lacks support for PS5, Switch and Xbox ; No carrying case and doesn’t fold down

Comfortable to wear for the most part ; Affordable price ; Decent battery length ; Really easy to set up

They do get a bit warm around the ears after a lengthy spell of wearing them. ; Bluetooth only connection rules out using them for most consoles

While we wish these headphones, which are a little on the bulky side, had come with a carry case, these remain a brilliant pair for having with you if you are about and about. They are not only super comfortable to wear, but the battery life will...