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Black over-ear gaming headset with retractable boom mic and 3.5 mm jack

Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset 3.5mm Black

SKU CH-CGY8-94MJN

Over-ear wired headset with 50 mm drivers, a bendable cardioid microphone and passive noise isolation for Xbox and other 3.5 mm devices

  • Driver size50 mm
  • Frequency range3 Hz-28 kHz
  • Headphone styleOver Ear
  • Impedance32 ohms
  • Signal-to-noise ratio100 decibels
  • Audio sensitivity100 decibels
  • TriForce 50 mm drivers deliver brighter highs and powerful lows
  • HyperClear cardioid mic rejects background noise for clear voice capture
  • Advanced passive noise cancellation blocks external sound with closed earcups
  • Lightweight 240 g frame with memory foam cushions ensures comfort during long sessions
  • 5 mm jack enables cross-platform use on Xbox, PC and mobile

Pro-grade Xbox headset with 3.5 mm jack

The Razer BlackShark V2 X is an Xbox-licensed wired headset built for competitive console play. Its 50 mm TriForce Titanium drivers split the frequency range into three parts for individual tuning of highs, mids and lows. A bendable HyperClear cardioid microphone rejects noise from the rear and sides while keeping voice capture focused. The 3.5 mm connector also enables cross-platform use on PC and mobile devices.

Passive isolation and lightweight comfort

Closed earcups with leatherette-wrapped memory foam cushions provide advanced passive noise cancellation by sealing around the ears. At 240 g the headset stays light during long sessions, while the thicker headband padding distributes pressure evenly. No battery or active circuitry means zero power draw and no electronic hiss — just pure analogue signal from the 32 ohm drivers rated at 100 dB sensitivity.

Simple analogue connection for any setup

The single 3.5 mm plug carries both audio and microphone signals, so the headset works straight from an Xbox controller, a laptop combo jack or a desktop splitter cable. In-line volume control and a mute button give instant adjustments without software. Because it draws no USB power, it leaves ports free for other peripherals and imposes no driver installation on the host system.

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Price $46.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameRazer
Model nameBlackshark V2, RZ04-03240900-R3U1
Part numberRZ04-03240900-R3U1
Product typeOver the Ear
Product colorBlack
Audio & video
Driver size50 mm
Frequency range3 Hz-28 kHz
Headphone styleOver Ear
Impedance32 ohms
Signal-to-noise ratio100 decibels
Audio sensitivity100 decibels
Wearing styleOver ear
Noise cancellationPassive
Mic impedance~3K ohm
Mic frequency response20 Hz-18 kHz
Mic signal-to-noise ratio100 decibels
Mic sensitivity100 decibels
Ports & slots
Connection3.5 mm
Size & build
Product weight0.53 lb (0.24 kg)
In the box
In the boxRazer BlackShark V2 X Headset, User Manual

Questions about this item

How do I plug the 3.5 mm jack into my Xbox controller and what step do people miss?

Insert the 3.5 mm plug fully into the controller's port until it clicks; the common mistake is leaving it slightly loose which cuts one audio channel.

Which parts of the BlackShark V2 X wear out first and need replacement?

The memory foam ear cushions and the leatherette covering compress over time; the bendable HyperClear cardioid mic boom can also lose tension after repeated repositioning.

At what volume level does the 32 ohm driver hit its distortion limit during long sessions?

The 100 dB sensitivity means the 50 mm TriForce drivers reach loud levels cleanly, but sustained peaks above 100 dB SPL will introduce audible distortion first.

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