Pros: This is my first quality headset so my views may be biased, but I didn't think it would feel like I have two sub woofers attached to my ears, for the bass in these is quite nice. (compared to my brother beats -bah) Cable length is awesome can be anywhere I'm room with it, next best thing to wireless. inline controls are maybe a bit far but I personally like where it is. Blocks out the noise of younger siblings nicely. While unreasonable it does work with any other 3.5mm jacks I.E. you phone. I thought I had large ears but mine fit inside the cup nicely. Mic is clear and had decent noise blocking. No popping or crackling sounds with loud bass as other have mentioned, set it to its proper format and they go away. Seems quite durable but I treat my things nice so not sure how they held up to nerd-rage's Would & have recommenced to friends

Cons: Maybe personal, but the headband hurts my head. Maybe I'll get used to it. not worth taking a egg off though. The mic, when fully extended wobbles around helplessly at even the slightest movement, It's horrid. However! if you extend it half way out or so its very snug and you can still turn the flexible part of it a bit. The mic being only halfway extended had zero affect on how loud I was in my own recordings and on team speak from 3 friends testaments, So I didn't feel like I needed to take an egg off.

Overall Review: Realtek ALC889 108db S-N-R Defaults to 24bits,48Khz I love em'

Pros: Excellent comfort. One of the defining characteristics of the headset is the band below the plastic, and it easily gives comfort and flexability. If you're not used to it, you'll adjust quickly, and it makes it so you can relax with it on. It's also extremely good at cancelling noise. In addition to that, the bass is pretty OK most of the time...

Cons: The bad of the headset comes out with deeper bass. I don't see any issues listed on the reviews, but I've noticed that with deep bass that persists (Think the hum of a laser charging up in a video game), it actually pops and crackles. It's actually rather annoying. I tried using Razer Surround with it, hoping it would fix the issue, but it actually made it worse. I've changed drivers and done different setups, but there's always a crackle or popping when dealing with bass. It ruins a pretty good sound, especially compared to the Carcharias, which was my previous headset (And I liked).

Overall Review: I use it mostly for video games such as Payday, Unreal Tournament, League of Legends, and others. In every game, there are situations where too deep of a bass can actually create a bad sound, so if you like a lot of bass, I'd be wary of this. The comfort of the headset is fantastic, and I love the aesthetics of it, but the bass is really making me want to return it or sell it to get something else...

Pros: I've never really had a high-end headset before, with the most expensive being a 50 dollar Logitech headset years back, I don't even remember what the model ID was. But the Razer Tiamat produces sound so much better than anything I've ever used before, so I'm very impressed with it. It's very comfortable, it also comes with a lot of cord. I was a bit surprised when I first got it, due to the fact that it's 10+ft long.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I never got the mic working on my desktop, I know it's not the mic itself. I know the 3.5mm connector works on both my sound card, and the headset, but it just doesn't work. It's not something I blame Razer for, and I'm perfectly happy just using a desk-mic instead of the one on the headset. It's just odd, I haven't figured out why it doesn't work, seeing as how other 3.5mm connected headsets have worked perfectly fine. Other than that, I'm absolutely enjoying the sound that this produces. I'm noticing little details in sound that I've never heard before, and it is amazing.

Pros: I didn't buy the headset here or any other e-tailers, but I did buy it at Best Buy. Now, the headset itself looks great and sounds great as well. The mic is clear too, at least that's my friend told me over Skype. However, there's a catch. See "Other Thoughts."

Cons: I own the Razer Electra. And this might sound picky, but after getting used to the retractable headband, I expected that the Tiamat would have it as well. However, when placed, it actually doesn't seem bad at all. It fits quite snugly on my head. Also, see "Other Thoughts"

Overall Review: Like others reviewers that bought this headset, it is an absolute must to tweak the sound settings. Right out of the box, the sound quality is downright awful. It sounded muffled, if I'm not mistaken. However, once you tweak the equalizer settings, along with the environment settings, you will undoubtedly get a much greater sound than you started with. Since right now, I am relying on on-board sound, what I'm getting isn't the headset's full potential. I have ordered a sound card and it is scheduled to arrive sometime this week. If the sound I'm currently getting with on-board is good right now, no doubt it'll sound better with a dedicated sound card. As for the mic, I didn't use it on stock settings. I turned up bass boost a bit to 20db (was at 10db when I plugged it) and I think right now it is quite good. Overall it is a great headset so far. Doesn't seem like it'll break down on me. Then again, I'm at 4 months with my Electra and a little over 2 months with my Blackwidow. If I at least achieve 6 months to 1 year of no problems whatsoever, then I think it is safe to say that Razer has done a good job.

Pros: Really loud. Nice bass. I've heard a few times that my mic sounds great while playing with people. Very comfortable. leatherette ear cups that don't suffocate your ears and keep all the sound in and are really soft on the head. You can configure sound/voice settings with Razer Surround Pro.

Cons: Requires a sound card/amp to fully experience the loudness of these. After about 5 months the volume control got a little messed up, when you turn the volume too low or too high one ear gets a tiny bit quieter for some odd reason.

Pros: -Great quality sound -Great quality bass -Really emulates 5.1 surround sound well when gaming -Extra long and braided cord

Cons: -The mic hardware is a little "meh". You have to fight with it a little bit to get it in and out of the holder -When the mic is fully extended it is loose and wobbly. Quality of the mic output is fine though -I had to RMA the first unit I got because the left ear was already blown out and rattling/crackling when playing anything through it

Overall Review: As with most Razer gaming products, you are mostly paying for the name brand, but are also getting a good product. I have Razer brand Keyboard, Mouse, and this Headset. Although they all work great, Razer quality is starting to become a tad "hit or miss". You either get a great quality product that lasts until you just want to change i up, or you get a DOA/Short lifespan product that needs to be replaced prematurely. Luckily, Newegg and Razer support is great about replacing faulty hardware if that need ever arises. I just wish Razer would pour some more QA into their hardware, as well as up the build quality of their products.

Pros: It was a great headset, the sound and base was amazing for gaming. I used it for SWTOR and the voice quality was great as well. I listened to music once or twice, and it sounded good but make no mistake this is a gaming headset. Plus if you like the Razer look, they are awesome as always.

Cons: I figured it was a con, but if you wear glasses they can cause the frames to dig into the side of your head around the ear after a few hours, which starts off annoying but really starts to hurt after a while. I never found a real solution other than taking them off for half an hour or so, so just be aware of that. They also stopped working about a month after the warranty ran out, which I guess is a pretty good lifetime, but I would have liked longer. The problem ended up being the wiring had started breaking down and had come undone. So if you know how to repair electronics I suppose you could open them up and strengthen them but that's way above my level of competence.

Overall Review: Over all I was very happy with them, good durability, great sound, awesome look. Oh, but maybe the 3.5mm connectors could be labeled better, they are a nightmare to figure out in the dark. Don't know how many times I sat down and got ready to go and went 'Oh, c**p.' And had to stand back up, flip the light on, look at the colors on the pins, and plug em in. :P

Pros: Comfort- this is by far the most comfortable headset i have ever owned, the band at the top is extremely nice and auto adjusts to your head, the ear cups are extremely thick and its not heavy or pressing like some headsets. Sound- Very immersive, far more so than turtle beach's(I love TB headsets and this outshines it in most ways) Design- the headset simply looks great and seems fairly sturdy, I try to have a light touch with my headsets but this dose not seem to need it.

Cons: Mic- the mic sounds awful compared to some other headsets i have owned, even cheap 20 dollar headsets seem to have better sound quality. Ease of use- Not really a big deal however the sound is mediocre and the mic picks up internal and external sounds better than your voice until you download Razer software to set up nicer sound(don't know if it has to be Razer software but that's what i used) Quality- This isn't a problem for me yet but i see a lot of people saying their headset just wont work after a few months, i cant attest to that but if you register the product you get a free 1 year warranty with Razer. Also the cable is braided but it looks and feels cheap and is easily twisted, i foresee problems with that if not careful with your wires.

Overall Review: This headset is expensive but i have never had such a comfortable headset with good sound. If it goes on sale and you need a headset i would recommend it to anyone whom uses a headset frequently.