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Razer Tiamat 2.2 Gaming Headset Review

Audio/Others by stefan @ 2013-09-05

The Tiamat 2.2 gaming headset from Razer contains an extra 40mm driver in each cup for delivering powerful bass and comes with analog jack plugs so it can be used on a large range of devices. While the sound may be a little bit muddy at the default, this issue can be solved quite quickly by either installing Razer Surround which also helps us create a virtual 7.1 environment or we can simply access the bass/treble settings from our sound card control panel.

A Closer Look Contd.

On the left cup we have an integrated microphone, which can be ejected:

The microphone body has two parts, with the ending portion flexible in order to adjust it on our liking:

On the interior of the headset we can also see the markings of the left/right channels:

On the top side of the headrest we can also see the Razer logo:

The slim and light remote is located a little down the wire and is easy accessible:

On one of the sides we will see the Microphone mute switch:

The other side comes with the volume controller:

As expected, the long cable ends up with the microphone and headphone jack plugs:

As documentation, we will receive a nice Razer sticker, the Razer leaflet with registration instructions and also the user manual:

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