Specifications

Frequency Response: 12 Hz – 28 kHz
Impedance: 32 Ω (1 kHz)
Sensitivity: 108 dBSPL / mW @ 1 kHz by HATS
Driver Size: 50 mm
Driver Type: Razer TriForce Bio‑Cellulose 50 mm Drivers Gen‑2
Earcups: Oval Ear Cushions
Inner Earcup Dimensions: Width: 45 mm / 1.77 in; Length: 66 mm / 2.60 in
Earpads Material: Dual‑Layered Flowknit Memory Foam Cushions
Noise Cancelling: Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation
Connection Types: 2.4 GHz Wireless / Bluetooth / USB Wired / 3.5 mm
Weight: 367 g
Microphone Style: Detachable Razer HyperClear Full Band 12 mm Mic
Microphone Pick‑up Pattern: Unidirectional
Microphone Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Microphone Sensitivity: -42 ± 3 dBV / Pa @ 1 kHz
Virtual Surround Encoding: THX Spatial Audio (Windows 11, Version 23H2 or higher)
Volume Control: Volume up and down buttons
Additional Controls: Mic mute toggle; ANC button; SmartSwitch button; Game/Chat balance
Battery Life: Up to 70 hours (2.4 GHz Connection)
Compatibility: PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, Smartphones, tablets, handheld gaming devices with Bluetooth audio capability, USB‑A, or 3.5 mm port
Platform: All Platforms
Connectivity: Wireless
Color / Design: Esports Green Edition
Chroma RGB: No
Product Family: Razer BlackShark

Photos

A green Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Esports headset is displayed on a stand, with its microphone extended and positioned in front of a monitor displaying colorful graphics.

A green and black Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Esports Green Edition headset with a microphone is shown resting on a desk next to a matching green keyboard.

A close-up of a green Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Esports Green Edition headset, showing the earcup and part of the headband.

What reviewers say

SoundGuys reviews the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as a specialized competitive gaming headset that excels in low‑latency wireless performance and positional audio, but suffers from treble distortion and fit issues due to its yoke design. The review praises its ultra‑low latency, good spatial audio, and multiple connectivity options while criticizing the distortion and uncomfortable fit.
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TechRadar praises the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as a strong upgrade to its predecessor, highlighting its excellent comfort, build quality, and audio performance while adding active noise cancellation (ANC). The review notes that ANC is effective but not perfect, and points out the dongle’s wired requirement as a drawback. Overall, it recommends the headset for those who value isolated audio and are willing to pay the premium.
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Windows Central praises the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as a significant improvement over its predecessor, highlighting upgraded audio drivers, larger microphone, lower wireless latency, refined ergonomics, and full console support. The reviewer calls it "the closest to perfection I've ever seen" and recommends it for a $250 budget.
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The review praises the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro for its low‑latency Gen‑2 HyperSpeed Wireless technology, improved battery life, comfortable design, hybrid ANC, and clear studio‑grade mic. The reviewer highlights better audio fidelity with TriForce drivers, immersive surround sound options, and overall suitability for esports while still being a solid all‑round headset.
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Tom’s Hardware rates the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as a feature‑rich premium gaming headset that offers simultaneous 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, active noise cancellation, and multiple wired options. The review praises its comfort, design, and versatility but criticizes its high price, audio distortion in the highs (especially for music), and an underwhelming microphone.
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IGN’s review praises the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro as a solid premium esports headset that builds on its predecessor with improved audio drivers, new features such as ANC and simultaneous Bluetooth, and comfortable design. The reviewer highlights its strong sound quality, low‑latency wireless performance, and thoughtful ergonomics while noting that the ANC can affect tuning and that the headset’s software is functional but not as robust as competitors.
www.ign.com ↗

Our take

Based on 6 reviews

Five of six reviews praise the headset’s low-latency wireless performance and comfortable design, with SoundGuys, TechRadar, Windows Central, iPhone in Canada, and IGN highlighting its ergonomic build and fast connection. Tom’s Hardware and SoundGuys note fit concerns, while the official spec sheet confirms 367 g weight and oval ear cushions linked to comfort or yoke-related pressure. Reviewers agree it delivers strong esports-focused audio and connectivity.

Reviewers split on audio fidelity and ANC: SoundGuys and Tom’s Hardware report treble distortion, while TechRadar, Windows Central, iPhone in Canada, and IGN call sound quality excellent. TechRadar finds ANC effective but not perfect, whereas Tom’s Hardware doesn’t mention it. For buyers, this means prioritizing competitive play and comfort over critical music listening, and testing ANC fit if noise isolation matters.