
Razer's haptic wireless headset. The HyperSense rumble is genuinely novel; it is also the whole reason to buy it.
Razer's haptic wireless headset. The HyperSense rumble is genuinely novel; it is also the whole reason to buy it.
Our take
The Nari Ultimate is the headset with motors in the earcups. Razer's HyperSense turns low-frequency audio into physical vibration you feel in the cups, and in practice it is not a gimmick in games with a strong bass layer — explosions and engine notes land differently. It is also divisive, and there is no way to know which camp you are in without wearing one.
Everything else about it is a competent wireless headset rather than a class leader. If you are indifferent to haptics, cheaper Razer models give you the same wireless stack without paying for the motors, and that is usually the better buy.
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