Specifications

Frequency Response: 12 Hz – 28 kHz
Impedance: 32 Ω (1 kHz)
Sensitivity: 106 dBSPL / mW @ 1 kHz by HATS
Driver Size: 50 mm
Driver Type: Razer TriForce Titanium 50 mm Drivers Gen‑2
Earcups: Oval Ear Cushions
Inner Earcup Diameter: Width: 45 mm / 1.77 in; Length: 65 mm / 2.56 in
Earpads Material: Hybrid Fabric and Leatherette Memory Foam Cushions
Connection Type: 2.4 GHz Wireless / Bluetooth / USB Wired
Weight: 270 g
Microphone Style: Detachable Razer HyperClear Super Wideband 9.9 mm Mic
Pick‑up Pattern: Unidirectional
Microphone Frequency Response: 60 Hz – 16 kHz
Microphone Sensitivity (@1 kHz): -42 ± 3 dBV / Pa, 1 kHz
Virtual Surround Encoding: THX Spatial Audio (Windows 11 23H2 or higher)
Volume Control: Volume up and down
Other Controls: Mic mute toggle; SmartSwitch button; Game/Chat balance
Battery Life: Up to 70 hours (2.4 GHz Connection)
Compatibility: PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, smartphones/tablets/handhelds with Bluetooth audio or USB‑A port
Platform: All Platforms
Connectivity: Wireless
Color / Design: White
Chroma RGB: No
Product Family: Razer BlackShark

What reviewers say

TechRadar praises the Razer BlackShark V3 as a well‑balanced wireless gaming headset that delivers crystal‑clear audio, an excellent microphone, and long battery life for its price. The review highlights its lightweight design, easy setup, and overall premium feel without being overly expensive.
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PC Gamer’s review praises the Razer BlackShark V3 as a wireless headset that surpasses its predecessor and rivals the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless, citing excellent audio quality, low‑latency connectivity, lightweight design, and affordability. The reviewer notes that while the V3 lacks ANC, its passive isolation is strong and the overall sound performance is among the best in its price range.
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The review praises the Razer BlackShark V3 for its game‑centric sound, comfortable design, and low‑latency wireless performance, noting that it delivers a solid competitive headset experience at £149.99 without unnecessary extras.
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GamesRadar+ reviews the Razer BlackShark V3 as a solid mid‑range headset that delivers great sound, comfortable wear and useful features like THX Spatial Audio and a detachable mic, while noting its lack of ANC and a somewhat long dongle cable.
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TechReviews calls the Razer BlackShark V3 a solid aviation‑inspired gaming headset that comes in three tiers—V3 X HyperSpeed, V3 Wireless, and V3 Pro. The review notes the V3 Pro as the top choice when budget allows because it adds ANC, a detachable full‑band mic, and an impressive 70‑hour battery. The mid‑range V3 Wireless is described as a sensible middle option for most players, while the entry‑level V3 X HyperSpeed offers cross‑platform wireless flexibility without compromising core driver performance.
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Our take

Based on 5 reviews

All five reviews agree the Razer BlackShark V3 delivers excellent audio quality, comfortable wear, and strong wireless performance for its price. PC Gamer and TechRadar highlight its lightweight design and value, while The Click.gg notes low-latency connectivity. The spec sheet confirms a 270 g weight and up to 70 hours of battery life, aligning with these praises.

Reviewers split on the lack of Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). PC Gamer and GamesRadar+ note its absence, with PC Gamer arguing passive isolation suffices, while TechReviews contrasts the standard V3 with the ANC-equipped V3 Pro. We conclude the standard model suits quiet environments or budget buyers, whereas noise-sensitive users should consider the Pro variant or competitors with built-in ANC.

Pros

Lightweight 270 g design praised by all
Excellent audio quality and microphone
Up to 70 hours battery life
Low-latency wireless connectivity

Cons

No active noise cancellation
Dongle cable described as long

Best for: Gamers prioritizing lightweight comfort and audio clarity over active noise cancellation should buy this; those needing ANC should look at the V3 Pro.