What you need to know
- Razer launched the Nari Ultimate for Xbox One today.
- The headset uses haptic feedback to make you feel the sound from your games.
- The Nari Ultimate for Xbox One is available now for $200.
This new iteration of the Nari Ultimate works the same as the original, using Razer's "HyperSense" feedback to create physical feedback from in-game sounds ranging from footsteps to explosions. The main differences lie in the headseat's looks — there's now a lot more green — and the fact that it uses the Xbox Wireless communication protocol to connect to your console. That's the same protocol your Xbox One controller uses, which means you won't need a dongle to pair it up.
"Razer HyperSense features haptics by Lofelt, a leading German technology company that specializes in creating advanced haptics for immersive, realistic tactile experiences," Razer said in a press release. "It uses special haptic drivers and intelligent digital signal processing to generate high-definition tactile feedback in real time, creating an immersive in-game experience with any Xbox One game."
Along with it haptic flair, the Nari Ultimate for Xbox One packs swiveling earcups, memory foam ear cushions with a cooling gel layer, and a retractablemicrophone.
The Razer Nari Ultimate for Xbox One is available now from Razer for $200.
Razer Nari Ultimate review: Headphones that make you feel all the in-game action
Feel the noise
The Razer Nari Ultimate for Xbox One brings hapic feedback to your games, allowing you to feel explosions, footsteps, and more as you play.
