How durable are these? I went through 2 Razer Tiamat 2.2's in less than a year so this is my first priority right now.
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Depends on which part you're talking about. The headband failed after about 3 weeks, but I fixed that myself by sewing the elastic inside the headband back to the tension wires. I replaced the earpads after about a year. The microphone switch and volume control started to fail after about a year and a half, but it was reasonably tolerable. The left headphone driver failed after 2 years 4 months, and yes it was the actual driver, not any of the cables or connections. It was at this point I decided the headset wasn't worth the time to repair. The cable is extremely durable, this is the first headset I've owned where the cable didn't suffer fatigue failure. The general construction is also good, It's flexible enough to survive a fall from my desk to the floor without issue.
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These are built really well and there is no chance of ripping the mic boom. The ear cup seems to be holding up well. I did break my Plantronics surround sound model before while trying to adjust them. I treat my headphones nicely - so, I don't know how well they would stand up to throwing and frequent falling on hard surfaces. I used them about three to five times a week for about 1-2 hours at the time.
1367272
They are very durable The banda part is metal and flex ,the mic is flex too so and i used every day for 4 to 10 hours . And The foam is realy the Most wet resistent still new almost a year of intensive use
1367273
The adaptor on the end isn't great. The chords is short and the USB plug bends. Other than that they're fine but I will not be repurchasing this headset.
351618
Yes, they hold up extremely well. I bought mine over 6 months ago and they are holding up better than my new ps4 sticks on my secondary controller. These are the sticks you are looking for!
108745
I've had mine for about 8-9 months and they seem fine. Good as new. The only downside is that I use them day-to-day and not in a studio, so I have to tie up the length of it, but that's not a durability issue. The audio jack has been a little iffy lately, but I'm not sure if that's my phone or the headphones.
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I bought my first of these mice in on August 20, 2013 and I use it a lot for gaming (online and offline) as well as browsing the net. It gets a ton of clicking with the gaming and I do a lot of scrolling on the Internet. So far, my oldest mouse has held up wonderfully. To be honest, so far I like the performance of this mouse over others I have purchased in the past that cost a lot more. The other two mice I have I use with my laptops (again, a lot of gaming with both) and they are performing great so far as well. I won't make any 100% guarantees it will last you years and I won't say it will die on you a week after you get it. Even the most expensive of mice can fail quickly.
2006487
They're actually pretty durable if thats what you're asking. I've had mine for exactly a year now and they're still in perfect condition, and I use them almost every day.
762631
The mouse has a 2 year warranty. http://www.razerzone.com/warranty scroll down to see the chart.
1239178
Ive used both so hopfully this will help other users too, if you only game on PC then the Kraken is nice but Ive has a similar issue with Razer as ive had with TurtleBeach. Ear cups go bad randomly. The RIG is great if you want style with the ability to go anywhere with it, be it console, pc or mobile. Also you don't need a boom mic as the inline mic cable for cellphones detects and transmits audio insanely well. Id say RIG personally, plus user replaceable parts are plus for any gamer so you can always have spares!
647752
I do notice some abrasion on the mouse pads of my Logitech G9x, nothing that affects the performance of the pairing.Light sandpaper or emery paper on the feet will bring this back to near as new anyway.
185294
Logitech is usually pretty good with warranties. I had mines replace despite the warranty already dying out
128477
I bought a pair of these in late September. After about 150 miles of running something within them has given way and makes a noticeable rattling on the control (right ear) side.. They still work though, but just bear in mind that they are a consumable that will not last for years on end. Given that they are rechargeable, I figured I'd get about 18-24 solid months out of them, but sadly that may not be the case. I'll use them till they fail or if the rattling becomes overly obnoxious. I've used them in warm temps, freezing temps, light rain and snow and they work just fine. They aren't water/weatherproof, but given the physical breakdown I'll have no qualms against using them out in the elements. I bought a pair of these in late September. After about 150 miles of running something within them has given way and makes a noticeable rattling on the control (right ear) side.. They still work though, but just bear in mind that they are a consumable that will not last for years on end. Given that they are rechargeable, I figured I'd get about 18-24 solid months out of them, but sadly that may not be the case. I'll use them till they fail or if the rattling becomes overly obnoxious. I've used them in warm temps, freezing temps, light rain and snow and they work just fine. They aren't... » Read More I bought a pair of these in late September. After about 150 miles of running something within them has given way and makes a noticeable rattling on the control (right ear) side.. They still work though, but just bear in mind that they are a consumable that will not last for years on end. Given that they are rechargeable, I figured I'd get about 18-24 solid months out of them, but sadly that may not be the case. I'll use them till they fail or if the rattling becomes overly obnoxious. I've used them in warm temps, freezing temps, light rain and snow and they work just fine. They aren't water/weatherproof, but given the physical breakdown I'll have no qualms against using them out in the elements. « Show Less
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The Tiamat 2.2 has an "ok" amount of bass, this can be changed with the Razer synapse surround sound application, which allows you to manually adjust the EQ of the Tiamat 2.2 and make it quite bass heavy.
147007
Longest gaming session I had was 18 hours wearing them non stop (more or less except to eat and what not). HAd no issues with them or lack of comfort. Mind you I was in a cool apartment and only had to wip the inner ear pads two-three times of sweat.
146352
Seems to be pretty durable. This is my second pair. I crushed the volume adjuster on the cord with a free weight bar (my fault) but I've had two pair of these for a total of ~ 2 years and I've had no issues with the cords. For perspective I use a average of 6-8 hours a week.
517627
They are pretty durable, I've dropped mine over a dozen times from about stomach high and haven't had any damage. They are designed and built really well. They have a break away cable at the ear so if you get lost admirering you audio fidelity and walk beyond your 10 ft long cable it will just unconnect instead of breaking your headset. Also great sound for the price. As long and you don't have a dog chewing on then they should last.
698178
Honestly its decent for 2 months. Then sucks this is a horrible alternative. I'd suggest looking a steel series or razer. Even if sold used by warehouse. They'll work better than this by 400 fold
169261
We offer a 90 day warranty on this product as well as a 90 day warranty from Razer, Can other customers post on their experiences with redeeming warranties through Razer?
896500
It's pretty durable. I use mine every day, for my work commute, and on my run. They get shoved in my pocket wrapped around my ipod/iphone a lot. I give them lots of abuse, and they hold up pretty well. I will say that I've gone through 3 pairs, but that was in the last 6 years. I abuse them a lot, but given that, and their amazing sound, it's totally worth it.