Founded in 2005, Razer is backed by Intel Capital, IDG-Accel and Heliconia Capital Management (Heliconia), a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore investment company Temasek.

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On the one hand, universal fits are great, but we wish they were a bit smaller than Princess Leia’s hair buns. The center piece in the headband actually presses into the top of your head as you pull the sides of the headband, as you put the gaming headset on. However, the ear cups feature RGB lighting – so you can make that Razer logo light up in whatever color you want through the Synapse application. is equipped with sound isolation technology, while in-line volume controls and a retractable MEMS boom mic offer a streamlined gaming audio experience.Despite sounding like the world's least comfortable gaming headset, it actually works surprisingly well. This analog-digital gaming headset is an encore to the recent debut of the wireless Razer ManO’War, an editor’s choice among the ranks of TechRadar, Tom’s Guide, VentureBeat and more.

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Razer also designed the ear cups to rotate at a 45-degree angle, which means they end up bumping between both my throat and collarbones. There's also a decent sounding microphone, which is built into the frame and extends out to a long flexible rod when you want to use it. While the thick headband is substantial, the ear cups actually retract and extend along two pieces of metal. Although it's not the world's most comfortable gaming headset, there's a lot to like about the Razer ManO'War.In between the massive set of cans is an equally large headband made of a flexible, but hard, plastic that thankfully doesn't creak. Razer’s award-winning design and technology include an array of user interface and systems devices, voice-over IP for gamers and a cloud platform for customizing and enhancing gaming devices. It might not look that comfortable at first glance, but when you pick the Razer ManO’War up, the frame feels rigid and there isn’t any cushiony air gap built into the headband. Razer didn’t opt for sculpted ear cups, like you may see on the Corsair Void or the Logitech 993 Artemis Spectrum.