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The Razer Megalodon is comfortable, easy-to-install, portable, and it produces great sound. However, its biggest strengths are also its biggest weaknesses.
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Great review, i am thinking of getting them, altough i am quite young (12) i am good into gaming, before i get them, with my past broke headsets, the wires curls and then rips because they are very flimsy wires and very thin, wil this happen with the megalodon?ty
The Megalodon's cord is pretty sturdy, relatively speaking. It's definitely more sturdy than your typical thin wired/cheap headsets typically have.
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