Razer has made a big change to the Razer Seiren V2 X microphone. The first-generation cylindrical microphones have been ditched in favor of an egg-cup/pillow design that’s more reminiscent of the current Razer Seiren Mini. The new microphone is still about the same size as the original Seiren X, but it starts further up the device. This change makes it easier for users to find and use the microphone, as well as making it more comfortable for use.
The V2 X is a more advanced microphone that doesn’t have any additional controls. It has a mute button and gain knob, but there is no 3.5 mm headphone jack.
The Razer Seiren V2 X is a gaming-grade microphone that comes pre-mounted on a sturdy plastic stand. You can tilt the microphone 45 degrees in any direction, and unscrew the microphone from the stand by simply turning it counterclockwise. This is necessary if you want to use the Seiren V2 X with a boom arm, so it’s good to have that option here. ..
The Razer Seiren V2 X is a new gaming mouse that sees a slight improvement in specs over the first generation Razer Seiren. The drivers are still 25mm, the supercardioid is still the only pickup system, and the sampling rate is still 48kHz. However, the bit rate has been increased to 24 bits. The frequency response is still 20 – 20,000 kHz, and the sensitivity is still 35 dB, although the maximum sound pressure level can now reach 120 dB. Also, the signal-to-noise ratio is now 105 dB instead of 85 dB.
Razer has announced a new microphone called the Razer Seiren X. This microphone is essentially the same as the first-generation Razer Seiren X, but the signal sent to your device should now be cleaner and more accurate. The higher SPL means you can be louder than with the first-gen Razer Seiren X without fear of distortion. ..
