PC gaming hardware review: Razer Moray

January 22, 3:31 PMPC Game ExaminerBryan Edge-Salois

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The Razer Moray, ear buds, carrying case and
minijack.

Razer's Moray in-ear headphones deliver excellent noise reduction and solid bass in a light, comfortable package. The Moray is a perfect for PC gaming, or just enjoying some of your favorite tunes.

Included with the Razer Moray earphones are three sets of light, rubber, interchangeable ear buds, so you can choose the buds that fit your ears the most comfortably and achieve the greatest seal against external noise.

A carrying case and 3.5mm mini-plug round out the package -- oh, and some Razer stickers if you want to add a little Razer bling to your PC.

The Moray definitely delivered on its promises. I found them to be light and comfortable, with no discomfort after about two hours of steady game play. And they did an excellent job of sealing out external noise (much to my wife's chagrin).

The carrying case is good for gaming or
music on the go.

Although the earphones sounded a tad tinny in Left 4 Dead, music playback delivered solid, thumping bass.

The Razer Moray retails for about $35, which is fairly in line with similar headphones from the likes of Sony and other manufacturers.

Technical Specifications:

• Frequency response: 20 to 11000 Hz
• Sound pressure level: 110 dB
• Impedance: 17 ohms
• Max rated input: 20 mW
• Cable length: 1.3 m
• Connector: 3.5 mm miniplug
• Weight, including cable: 10.7 g

Visit the Razer Web site for more info