On the backside there is printed an artistic photo of the headsets, lower there are presented the features of the product in seven different languages.
Accessories
The product comes with the following accessories: – 1x Manual – 1x Warranty card – 2x Razer stickers – 1x Charging dock – 1x USB cable
Specifications
Model: Man O’ War Colors: Black Headphone Driver Unit: 50 mm, with Neodymium magnets Impedance: 32Ω at 1 kHz Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz Inner ear cup diameter: 60 mm / 2.36 in Connection: Wireless USB Transceiver Cable length: 12m Input power: 30 mW [Max] Wireless range: 12 m / 40 ft Wireless frequency: 2.4 Ghz Battery life: Up to 14 hours with Razer Chroma lighting / 20 hours without Razer Chroma lighting Microphone Frequency response: 100 – 6.5 kHz Signal-to-noise ratio: > 60 dB Sensitivity [@1 kHz]: -38 ± 3 dB Pick-up pattern: Unidirectional Weight: 375 g
Features:
– Lag-free wireless performance audio: The Razer Man O’ War offers high fidelity gaming grade audio through lag-free 2.4 GHz wireless technology with a 12+2 meter range capability. Simply plug-and-play with the ultra-compact wireless USB adapter or use the included extension dock for the extended range of 14 meters.
– Wireless 7.1 virtual surround sound for pinpoint precision: Enhanced with the powerful Razer Surround engine, the immersive 7.1 channel virtual surround sound paired with the Razer Man O’War’s high-performance 50 mm Neodymium magnet drivers makes the battlefield around you come alive. Fully utilize the positional audio calibration feature to accurately pinpoint your enemies so you can get the jump on them before they do.
– Retractable digital mic for uncompromised vocal clarity: Concealed in the left ear cup is a versatile unidirectional digital microphone boom, which easily pulls out as needed, and adjusts to the exact position you want. Equipped with an optimized algorithm for more natural sounding and clear voice reproduction, the Razer Man O’ War’s digital microphone surpasses the capabilities of traditional analog microphones. The headset also comes with a mute LED indicator on the microphone boom so you always know when you are broadcasting.
– Quick Action Controls on the ear cups for on-the-fly audio adjustments: Armed with intuitive Quick Action Controls on the Razer Man O’ War’s ear cups, you will be in charge with ease. Adjust mic and volume levels and mute without ever fumbling with onscreen controls so you can stay focused on your target.
– Lighting Effects: Chroma Enabled – Full spectrum RGB illumination.
Visual inspection
The Man O’ War headsets have a modern design due to the unconventional shapes from the mounting system and of the headband, while the integration of the emblems and the RGB illumination is done without flashy elements.
On the side, the headsets have a circular design, the outer metallic ring is perforated being in contrast with the inner matte plastic circle, in the middle there is the Razer logo, which is RGB, illuminated
With the Man O’ War model, Razer implemented 50mm drivers, which have an impedance of 32Ω at 1 kHz.
The volume switch is placed on the right headset next to the slot for the USB wireless receiver.
On the left headset there are placed the volume switch for the microphone and the button power button. Above them there is a green LED which indicates the status of the headsets and the connection.
The headband is covered in leather, on the top part there is the Razer name engraved, also the sides of the headband are open, the band itself being held in place with the help of four plastic flexible beams.
The microphone is retractable and flexible, it is mounted on the left side of the headsets. When muted, the end of the microphone is illuminated in red.
The headsets can function wireless however they have a 12m cable included in the bundle. It is covered in black textile sleeving and the connectors are gold plated.
Testing
The headsets have a good construction. The headband is flexible and numbered lines highlight the levels of adjustment available.
The ear pads of the headsets are covered in leather & the material is breathable, also the ear pads can be detached.
The headsets rotate at 90° thus offering more flexibility during use.
The rotating volume switches for the headsets and microphone have a secondary function, if you press on the then the volume [of the headsets/microphone] is muted.
Software
The headsets can be configured using Razer’s own software, the Synapse 2.0. This software features an intuitive interface thus being easy to use & to understand, the interface maintains the Razer color scheme, black & green.
Synapse 2.0 Calibration
Within the “Calibration” tab the user can set the position of each emulated speaker & set up the surround 7.1 sound. Each step of the calibration is explained in depth by the Synapse 2.0 software.
Audio
Within the “Audio” tab the user can change the volume and enhance certain aspects of the sound, here we find the following options: Bass Boost, Voice Clarity, Presence Level, Sound Normalization, Volume Level.
Mic
The settings present within the “Mic” tab offer the user the possibility of controlling & correcting different aspects of the microphone.
Mixer
Within the “Mixer” tab the user can change the volume of the headsets and the volume for each application that is running at that moment.
EQ
The “EQ” tab features a equalizer which offers numerous personalizing options & different profiles.
Lighting
The “Lighting” tab offers the user the possibility of personalizing the RGB illumination present on the Chroma model. The illumination options are the following: Static, Breathing, Spectrum Cycling, and Off.
The microphone performance is very good, the sound is clear without distortions and the background noise canceling is more than acceptable.
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