Not long ago, we had the chance to check out the Razer ManO’War wireless headset, which was featuring a small USB 2.4GHz dongle, 50mm drivers, controls on the chassis, Chroma lighting effects but also 7.1 surround sound thanks to the Razer Surround engine. Recently, the manufacturer has revised the model by converting it to a wired state, so it is lighter (no internal batteries) and can operate on many other devices than the previous thanks to the analog interface.

The Razer ManO’War 7.1 headset is shipped inside a medium-sized cardboard enclosure, with a photo of the headset on the top cover:

On one of the box sides, the manufacturer lists the full product technical specifications, along with the package contents and hardware requirements:

Some of the product main highlights can be also observed on the bottom area of the packaging:

After unsealing the box, we were able to lift the top cover, which reveals some Razer resources from the web, but we can also take a look on how the product looks like through the transparent plastic layer:

As documentation, we will receive a small product manual:

Here Razer is describing the main ManO’War 7.1 headset components, along with the usage modes:

Of course, we will also receive a set of nice Razer stickers:

As mentioned before, the new revision does no longer sport a wireless interface, but the overall design was preserved:

We can see right from the start the large cups ManO’War 7.1 comes with and it houses large 50mm drivers with Neodymium magnets: