Ever wished your headset vibrated and you could feel what was happening in game The Razer Nari headset was released back in September and in this review we take a look at the recently released Razer Nari Ultimate that has all the features of the original plus Hypersense technology.

Bought these then returned because the Mic likes to pic up everything even with the setting on features to cut out ambient sound Playing with freinds online the said u could also hear constant game sound at there end witch does get on you nerv.witch can make echo s also ....

Comfort, communication and immersion are the three pillars most manufacturers tend to consider when it comes to gaming headphones.

Solid audio playback; Feature rich

Haptics are sometimes overwhelming; Limited battery life

The Nari Ultimate delivers decent wireless audio, but at a price that's only just shy of the superior Thresher Ultimate. You've really got to want to have your ears boxed by the HyperSense haptics for that price.

Really good mic especially for a wireless headset. The sound quality is the best but the addition of feel your game is annoying

The pursuit of immersion has taken us to some weird places. I wonder what archaeologists, thousands of years from now, will make of the swathe of plastic steering wheels, guitars and tennis bats we've used for gaming purposes. Peripherals always seem a little odd at first.

RETURN The sound is considerably worse than Hyper Cloud X for 700 SEK. Especially in wireless mode as it is directly poor over all records. Does not work at all for listening music. The THX surround sound produces a distorted sound experience without any increased directional perception.

If you're looking for quality speech performance and a gaming headset that delivers in almost every quarter, the Nari Ultimate might not live up to every expectation. It's largely the microphone that drags this headset down in the rankings, although it's a gripe you may be able to overlook if you...

There is no shortage of gaming headsets these days. We've covered high-end cans that'll run you upwards of over $300 dollars and you can find plenty of cheaper headphones . In other words, you've got options; tons of them.

HyperSense tech is the real deal; Slick looking; Wonderful sound; Comfortable; Ear cooling gel cups

A tad pricy; Doesn't include an adapter for PC; No storage bag or cradle

Whether it's adventuring as Link in Legend of Zelda or climbing mountains in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, video games are a big part of my life, and over the years I've found ways to make playing them more immersive. That journey is dotted by a big-screen TV, wireless controllers, a sound bar and a comfy chair, but Razer's Nari Ultimate wireless gaming headset might be my next tool.

The wireless headset has haptic feedback to make gameplay more immersive. And, of course, it lights up.