For razer fans audiophiles, this Bluetooth helmet on sale at less than € 70 is THX certified with active noise reduction

The Razer Opus is a helmet released some time ago, in 2020, but which is still a good reference today. Similarly, He has many advantages for him. Therefore, but the main thing remains undoubtedly the THX certification, the company of Georges Lucas, a promise of a very low distortion even if you push the volume to the maximum. However,

The strengths of the Razer Opus – Razer fans audiophiles, this bluetooth

• The quality of active noise reduction

razer fans audiophiles, this bluetooth

• A autonomy always at the top of the basket
• It is very comfortable once worn

Launched at 210 euros. Nevertheless, but more recently displayed around 90 euros, you can get the Razer Opus at only 68.39 euros on Amazon.

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A comfortable helmet for versatile use

The Razer Opus helmet is a closed model. circum-aural with wide foam pads for shapes covered with soft similarities. All this put together makes the port are comfortable, which allows it to be used for long hours. That’s good since its autonomy is 30 hours if you do not use the active razer fans audiophiles, this bluetooth noise reduction. more than 20 hours if you activate the ANC. Allow about 3 hours to fully load it in USB-C.

In addition it is delivered with a rigid transport case in which you can store the helmet. its cables before taking it everywhere without damaging it. On the right atrium, you find four buttons to manage the volume, reading/pause and activation of the ANC. Note that there is no association via NFC, it is imperative to go through Bluetooth 5.0 which allows good connection stability.

A thx sound that is a little (too) discreet

THX certification is usually allocated to speakers or amps. Finding it on a helmet is therefore rare. translates a desire to offer a very low distortion even if you push the volume thoroughly. It works, no problem, but you have to keep in mind that it is not a guarantee of musicality. On razer fans audiophiles, this bluetooth the other hand, the helmet is only compatible with the SBS and AAC codecs.

By activating the ANC, we lose a little in bass, but the tonal balance is not compromised. The result is still better without anc, despite slightly behind mediums and treble a little too crystalline. Who says Razer says Gaming. you can use the helmet during your online games even if we can deplore some rare microcoupures.

You can learn more about the razer more before cracking by consulting our full test of this very good. Bluetooth headset with active noise reduction.

With its new price. the Razer Opus would have its place in our selection of the best helmets at less than 100 euros, which presents models dubbed by the editorial staff.