Razer Moray Plus Mobile Gaming Communicator

At first use, I thought the default ear pads were to large for my ears, so I mounted the smallest provided, and the sound quality was poor, then I set back the default ear pads again (medium size) and the sound quality turned perfect. So beware that the sound quality really depends on the ear pads you will use (3 pairs are provided, small, medium large). And second, the ear pads are really good to cut (hide) the external noise (in the room for example, so you just ear the sound, the downside is that when someone calls you you don't ear him, ehehe, just kidding, but it's true that you suddenly feel like in a luxury car with no noise at all in the middle of the city :-). This is perfect for me, as I work as a developer in an often noisy open-space, I can use it even with no music sometimes, just to work in a quiet environment :-)Now, the sound quality is really perfect, the microphone is very small, almost unnoticeable, and its quality is also perfect, this is exactly what I was looking for, a kind of very small factor headset with great quality for both audio and VoIP calls that I can always have in the back pack of my laptop, where a normal headset would break quickly. The small case is really good and quite nice, the cord is quite long (just the perfect size, not too long).I'm not a gamer, and these are the best earphones I had until know, you can use it for any multimedia purpose and IP calls, and I think the price is really affordable for the quality you get in turn.

Coming from a pair of $30 Sony MDR-EX71's, I expected these to be a bit of a step up.I'm by no means an audiophile, so I figured "There are plenty of good reviews. These must be fine."Well... Sound isolation is about on-par with a pair of over-ear headphones - in other words, terrible for in-ear. The sound is incredibly tinny. Bass is distorted. Hollow mid-range. I've been sitting here playing with an EQ for half an hour and I simply give up. Even at a low volume, the quality is terrible.Speaking of volume though, these things get quite loud. Not that it improves the sound quality, but hey.In terms of construction, the earbud covers are relatively comfortable, but the speaker housing is larger than average. If you plan on using small or medium covers, these will hurt your ears.Oh, and don't plan on using the microphone anywhere slightly noisy or windy.Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend them.

I bought these for one reason: to use as headphones with music from my phone while also being able to answer phone calls. Surprisingly, the market is pretty bare and this is the only product from a reputable company that makes anything like it under $80.Sound quality - it doesn't perform as well as I had hoped for the price. Just average.Cord length - it's about 6 to 12 inches too short for plugging into my phone and then putting the phone into either my side pocket or pants pocket. The only option is breast pocket, which I don't always have.Ear comfort - the included rubber stoppers come in three sizes, but none of them fit my left ear (medium is too small, large is too big). I had never purchased round, circular rubber earbuds, so I didn't know that my earholes are two different sizes. So the biggest drawback for me is that one earbud keeps falling out while I'm walking. This problem may have been alleviated if the cord was designed for behind the neck use, but I think it's more due to the shape of the rubber stopper.Connection - the 3.5mm plug fits very snugly into whatever device it is in. This is a big advantage because most 3.5 plugs are so loose that they pop out with the smallest nudge. This one does not.Despite all the drawbacks, it's still a 4-star product because when I'm using it and it manages to stay in place (usually when I'm not moving so much), it works fine. And even if corded cell phone mics become obsolete with bluetooth gadgets, at least they're also a good pair of earbuds.

Today day I got these earphones in the mail, and I was so excited to plug these in and give em a go, especially after reading all the great reviews. However, once I plugged it in to my phone, there was a constant hissing noise and the microphone BARELY, I mean barely picks up any noise. I had to shout for it to even pick up the noise. I then tried using these earphones on my laptop, desktop computer, only to encounter the same problem. I also tried all possible troubleshooting. Don't get me wrong, these are a great pair of headphones but not being able to use the microphone, which was the main reason I got these, is very irritating. The sound quality is excellent, I just have to play all my music above half volume to overpower that annoying hissing sound. I tried using these on vent, my phone, and Skype only for other people to tell me that all they heard was quiet muffles and nothing understandable. I am certain that this is just an unlucky event, and I received a faulty item. I am currently contacting Razer and waiting for a response and hopefully a replacement...

The product was exactly as specified, came with a multitude of adapters, is very durable, and in general has very high sound quality. I've bought this for the second time, and will buy it again.

Great product - very good sound and bass, for earbuds. The mic is a bonus. Used for gaming and music, they do not fall out and come with a case. A+ quality by razor once again.

Its great.