There are very few headsets out there that deliver great sound without costing you a lot. The Razer Opus X, the Razer Opus’ younger and cheaper brother, is one of them. It’s proof positive that you ...

Continuing its expansion into consumer audio, Razer recently released the Opus X wireless active noise cancellation (ANC) headset. This follows hot on the trail of the original and more premium Opus ...

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Razer today is introducing a brand new headset to its lineup of already an extensive audio collection, the Opus X, which does launch today and is available at a much lower price than you might expect.

Razer may be better known for its gaming gear, but the company is no slouch in the audio department. The Opus noise-cancelling headphones sound amazing thanks to THX-certified sound quality and handy ...

A solid ANC headphone at a reasonable price point that will feel essential to gamers on the go. Earlier this year Razer launched the Opus X headphones, taking the beloved design of the original Opus ...

When Razer released its Opus headphones last year, they were a pleasant surprise. Not only did they sound good, but they also came with features like ANC at a reasonable $200 price tag. So it should ...

The Razer Opus is a mid-range active noise-cancelling headphone that nails sound and comfort, but falls short in terms of noise cancellation and overall feature set. The Razer Opus features 40mm ...

Last year, Razer branched out into the lifestyle category with the Razer Opus wireless headset with ANC and THX. It was a great first outing for the company, drawing from years of audio experience.

Back in June, Razer unveiled its new wireless headphones with active noise cancellation (ANC). Dubbed the Opus X, the headphones offer decent sound and excellent ANC for a reasonable $129.99. While ...

No, the Opus isn't a gaming headset. It's an everyday noise-canceling headphone with THX certification for $200. Here are our hands-on impressions. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading ...

is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at Polygon, he rejoined The Verge in May 2025. Razer’s new $200 Opus noise-canceling, wireless headphones ...