Razer RZ12-01110100-R3U1 Adaro Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

I know, I should only write a review after using these headphones for weeks or months, but I just put them on and the sound quality is just fantastic. I'm not an audiophile but these destroy the sound of my previous Bluetooth headphones as well as my wired Audio Technicas. I'm so impressed. They're also light, comfortable, adjustable, and very tastefully designed - they look more like Grados than your typical gamer headset that I usually associate with Razer. I may update after some additional use but right out of the box these headphones just kick ass.EDIT: Minor annoyance. The Adaros have a status LED on the front of the left earcup. While connected, this flashes blue continuously. Since it points to the side, I probably wouldn't see it but the edge of my glasses catch the light and it's quite distracting. You can flip them around so the LED points away toward the back of your head - the ergonomics seem to not care if you wear them backwards - but of course flipped stereo sucks. Or you'll need thick tape to block the light (electrical tape matches the black casing well) but of course then you miss out on the status indications. Seems like a bit of a flaw, since this LED could easily point outward (on the face of the earcup) or away from you (toward the back of your head, on the opposite rim of the earcup) and avoid the problem entirely.

(Updating my review) This is an awesome headset, Razer just gave me a new one and their RMA is awesome so it deserves 5 stars. By the way, while this headphones were in RMA I bought some Sennier MX550, which costs about twice as this one and they are not even close to be as comfortable and lout as this Razer...Razer is the way to go! Don't letthe cheap price fool you! This headphones are better than the BOSE iq bla bla bla, and the top Sennier too. It is simply more comfortable, no cable and louder with DEEP BASSBought this headphone February 12th, started using it 5 days after that. Today, after using it for only ONE MONTH the headphones do not turn on anymore. It used it for about 5 charges, its battery life is good, they are comfortable, but since they were never dropped, and they were correctly charged every time with the provided USB cable using my brand new Macbook Pro, there is no reason for them to just brake like this.The headphones do not turn on anymore after only ONE MONTH OF USE. I tried replacing them, but Amazon says that the return time for this item is expired? WTH? Really? Now I am stuck with this expansive headphones that don't work! Unless someone clarifies what is going on I will keep the ONE start. Thanks.

I purchased these headphones back in 2016, back then these were selling at 50 to 60 dollars (the Bluetooth Adaro) and the original price was about 120$ to 150$. This looked like a great deal but it was too good to be true. When I first purchased them I was planning on using them on my phone but it had a delay and most music/videos wouldn't have sound until a second or two in. This might sound small but it was annoying to watch out of sync on almost all videos. The headphones also had a ring in the left cup on the 2nd to 3rd day of having them. When I let the seller know about these problems and saying I'm probably going to return these headphones. The seller responded with a video only dealing with the delay and it was for a computer not an iPhone. I got busy and forgot to mention the headphones again which is my fault for not returning these and 30 days already passed and then 60 and I forgot I even bought them. They were 50$ so it was annoying but not something to try to get my money back for, if they were 120$ now I would. Overall theses headphones aren't comfortable and the sound quality is okay at best. Obviously the seller was trying to get rid of these and did not want these back. This is not something worth 120$ now and not even 50$. Overall Razer has had some great products but these headphones left me unsatisfied and disappointing.

Short review: These headphones are not without their quirks but overall they are simply amazing. Razer continues to blow me away with the quality of their products. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for good quality sound from bluetooth headphones.Longer review: The sound quality of these headphones is great. I have no complaints about how they sound at all. I tend to like a lot of bass in the music I listen to, and these definitely have strong bass. However, it isn't overpowering, it is very well balanced.The bluetooth works very well, it is pretty easy to pair, and I haven't ever had problems with the connection.They are very well built. I have been using them for three months and there isn't a single sign of wear and tear. And I don't even have a case or anything to carry them in. I take them with me to school every day and I just throw them in my backpack. They have held up very well.So why only 4 stars? There are a few quirks that can be annoying at times, but are far from deal breakers.1st problem (very insignificant, just annoying): It talks to you when you turn it on and off as well as when you connect it and disconnect it. This isn't that bad, except for the fact that it uses incorrect grammer. When you disconnect it, it says: "Your device is disconnect." instead of "Your device is disconnected." It really isn't a big deal and it makes no difference in the quality of the headphones, but it is puzzling that the headphones only have to say about 10 different words and yet still manages to get one of them wrong.2nd problem: The controls on the headphones are not very good. The power button works fine, but the volume/change track controls are very annoying. That switch feels like the most poorly constructed part of the headphones and it is annoying to operate. I almost always find it easier to just pull out my phone and change the track and volume on there rather than fiddle with the headphones built in controls.3rd problem: There is no option of using a cable instead of bluetooth. The only cable that you can plug into the headphones is a micro USB cable for charging. I would have like to at least have the option of using a cable if a particular device didn't have bluetooth or if the battery was low.4th problem: Speaking of low battery, there is another really annoying quirk with the device talking to you about low battery. When the battery gets low it will pause what you are listening to to tell you that. Not a big deal. However, it will continue to remind you about every 30 seconds. In other words, whatever you are listening to will be abruptly interrupted every 30 seconds to remind you that your battery is low. It would be fine if it were every 5 minutes or so, just to make sure you don't forget. But every 30 seconds is just flat out annoying. And to top it all off it will continue to say your battery is low even if you plug the headphones into a charger. The only way to make it stop is to turn the headphones off, wait until the battery is a bit higher, and then turn them back on. Like the first problem this doesn't effect the quality of the headphones, it is just a really freaking annoying overlook that would have been so simple to avoid.Summary: It is a really good pair of headphones. In the grand scheme of things the sound quality is great, the bluetooth connectivity is solid, and they are very well built. Those are by far the most important aspects of a good pair of bluetooth headphones, and these excell at each one. However, the fact that I can't opt for a cable every now and then, the lack of good built in controls, and the few annoying quirks that it has are enough to knock of one star in my books. But at the end of the day, I would highly recommend them to anyone.