Product ReviewsRAZER Moray+ Canal Mobile Gaming Communicator
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With 7 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/15/11  |
Cons: cable look a bit fragile......but time will tell
Pros: sound is good |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/24/10 |
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Regular price is very highI wouldn't even consider these for the normal price.
Pros: Good sound, balanced bass, decent trebleMicrophone works wellPrice on sale is alrightI love the case it comes in Comment:
I paid 25$ for these, and for that price i am very impressed. I think they are worth roughly 40-50$, but not 70.I find the lack of an inline button to at least answer phone calls, a slight design miss, but considering these are designed for games, not cell phones, i can't blame them. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/20/10 |
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Don't sound as 'clean' as I prefer, cables carry noise when bumped/touched.
Pros: Comfortable, decent sound, acceptable microphone. Comment:
I got these headphones primarily to use with my netbook, and for that they work well. The microphone quality is decent, although I don't use it much. The headphones are very comfortable, and the earpieces fit very well, and seal well enough. For watching video these headphones sound pretty good, and for gaming they're very good, but I don't like the sound quality when listening to music. I don't have a PSP, Nintendo DS, or an iPhone, so the adapters are of no use to me. The case that it comes with is nice, and probably convenient if I was using the various adapters or even using the headphones away from my computer. There were Razer Moray stickers in the box.I wouldn't use these with my MP3 player, as I prefer a cleaner sound. I think my problem with these is the loud and 'Extended Bass' seems to be at the cost of higher frequencies, and since I listen to country music I don't need loud headphones with lots of bass. These were decent headphones for the sale price, I'd probably recommend them to others who like loud music, but I wouldn't buy them for myself again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/30/10 |
Cons:
When you tap the wire you hear the noise
Pros: Comes with a case for protection Comment:
These headphones are pretty comfy. I thought they would work well as sports headphones too but they don't. Every time i hit the wire, it makes vibrations that can be heard. It's more useful for playing games while the person is not moving. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/16/10 |
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Good product has great sound quality. Love it for games. Mic works will with most games no problems there. Cons: Cord has rubbery texture making it stick to it's self. Price seems a bit high. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/03/10 |
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I really liked the headset, although a bit pricey. Great sound quality, works great with ventrillo friends say its extremely clear from my end. I wished the cord was about 18' longer though, I feel like Im leashed to my tower. Pros: Great sound, Quality craftsmanship, has all available adaptersn and a nice case to store it all in. Cons: Cords are entirely to short |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/24/10 |
Cons: - No inline volume or mute- Cord not braided
Pros: - Great sound quality- Carrying case- Multiple adapters- Extremely comfortable- Great grip on the earbuds Comment:
I bought this primarily as a compact headset to use with my laptop while travelling. The sound quality is excellent and the microphone works very well.The included Nintendo DS adapter and the microphone/headphone splitter work fine. I haven't got a PSP so I haven't tested this.I often have trouble with earbuds fitting, but these are very comfortable and have a slightly grippy texture which stays in my ears very well.The included carrying case is a nice touch, though the case itself feels a little cheap.If this headset included an inline volume control and mute switch it would be almost perfect. |
I need a good earphones with mic, to use with Wifi phone application on my Nexus S, because using the mic and speaker of the phone was causing severe echo, using this earphones resolve the problem, and the mic is working very well.But for my application i must admit it was a little of an overkill......but still it's doing the job