The product is featuring quite large ear cups which do house 50mm drivers, with neodymium magnets; controls and interfaces are available on each cup for ease of access, while the retractable microphone is easy to work with:

The ear cups can be also rotated for additional flexibility, so the will fit in the right position on most head sizes and shapes:

On the exterior of the cups, we will get to see a metallic grill, while in the center there is a plastic round component. Here we can spot the Razer logo which is LED lighted and also sports Chroma features:

The right cup is equipped with the volume controller, while on the upper area we do have an additional compartment:

When this compartment is pressed, the 2.4GHz wireless adapter will be ejected, which can be installed inside the dock or any other spare USB port in our vicinity:

After the removal of the adapter, the special compartment will remain empty:

For optimal comfort, Razer has opted to include circular leatherette ear pads, which fully cover the ear, making them comfortable even when using computer glasses; these pads have the 50mm drivers underneath, which are able to deliver balanced lows, mids and very nice bass. These have a frequency response between 20 Hz and 20 kHz, an impedance of 32 Ohms at 1kHz, while the sensitivity at 1kHz is 112 plus or minus 3 dB:

If we turn our attention on the left cup, we will get to see more interfaces available to us; here we do have the top green LED which lights up when the product is operating, the Power On/Off button which has a small red LED of itself (which lights up when we do charge the headset), an USB port, but also a microphone volume controller. We are happy to see a volume controller for the microphone right on the ear cup, which is quite a rarity amongst other manufacturers; this controller, when pressed inwards does also act as Mic Mute: