In March 2019 I picked up the Razer Nari Wireless Gaming Headset. The thing boasted THX spatial audio, cooling gel-infused cushions and a noise-canceling microphone. Wanting to simplify my mobile gaming setup with my Late-2018 Razerblade 15 I went ahead and purchased this off of Amazon for a pricey $129.96. I was able to cut down quite a bit on the overall price by passing on the $199.99 Nari Ultimate headset with haptic feedback. Upon arrival, the unboxing was as impressive as any premium razer product. I still have the box sitting in my house to this day because I feel so guilty about throwing them away. There just seems to be so much work that is put into the design of their packaging. I also couldn't have been happier with Amazon's quick shipping and delivery, I know what people say about Amazon, but they provide awesome service. I remember the days of waiting for my 20 GB Maxtor HDD that I found on Pricewatch taking two weeks to process and ship to my house. Upon arrival, I immediately realized how large and heavy this headset was. I was also glad that I didn't purchase the even larger Nari Ultimate headset. Upon initial use, I was surprised by how light and comfortable this headset was on my head. The only discomfort that I found was from wearing them while laying on the couch. Their size was a bit prohibitive when laying my head into a pile of pillows. However, while sitting upright and gaming (their intended use) I found that they were extremely comfortable. I did not get the usual strain from too much pressure being applied by the headset. The cooling gell was also a nice touch especially when you first put them on. Overall I would almost rate them as comfortable as my 2013 Sennheiser PC350 headphones that I use on my main gaming rig still to this day. As for sound quality, the audio from the 2.4 Ghz wireless transmitter has always been great even at a crowded LAN party with lots of interference from other systems. Definitely got a good sense of direction from the 7.1 surround sound when Playing Player Unknown Battle Grounds (PUBG) or Counterstrike:Go. Additionally, the low-frequency range available makes them great for listening to music or watching a movie. The only complaint that I have is the Microphone is not quite as good as the microphone on my aforementioned Sennheiser headset. Don't get me wrong it's pretty good but for whatever reason when I am at a gaming event the channel dedicated to Mic Input seems to be very sensitive to interference. This created moments where I had to reposition my laptop in order to not sounds like a robot. When gaming at home I have never had any issues with the mic quality. te about Wireless Headphones: I will say that having a wireless headset has made me more aware of battery anxiety. I find myself topping off my headset prior to heading out for the day or the weekend. I just don't want to find myself mid-game with no headset and no available charging cable. I will say that the battery on the Razer Nari seems to be pretty sufficient and I've used it for a full 12-hour gaming session at a LAN without running out of juice. After having used the headset for about eight months now I can say that I definitely would have purchased them again. Especially because it pairs so well with the Razer family of products. If I didn't have a Razer Blade laptop I might have gone with another pair from Sennheiser or SteelSeries. That being said if you are already bought into the Razer Family product line I think this headset is a great buy. If you're not, save your money and go with something a little less pricey but with similar functionality.