It’s also similarly straightforward to use. Razer’s Audio app for Android and iOS puts you in control of the same EQ presets as the Razer Synapse app, but adds a low-latency Gaming Mode and Do-not-disturb Mode that blocks calls so that you can keep playing no matter what. The best thing about these profiles is they come visually represented as circular diagrams in which you move dots around to decide on the directionality of sound.
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In Synapse you have two options: an Auto Mode enabling the app to select the best profile for your media, or a Manual Mode where you can personally assign your own profiles. The device’s surround sound comes courtesy of THX Spatial Audio. This does a decent job in stopping the phones from bumping around inside your satchel or backpack. The Barracuda Pro comes with a large hardtop carrying case with well-defined headphone grooves. Below the mute button on the left ear-cup you’ll find a volume wheel and power button as well as a power port for charging. Apart from this big change, the rest of the Barracuda Pro’s controls are similar to what you’d find in any other premium gaming headset.
In its place are two innocuous slots that sit on the bottom front edges of the cups. Razer’s biggest change relative to the Barracuda X design is the absence of a protruding microphone on the Pro model. The foam underneath is especially gentle and squishes down effortlessly, allowing the cups to all but melt into the sides of your head, thereby diminishing any discomfort to your ears. They’re both very soft and covered in a tactile fake leatherette material that’s neither too coarse nor too slippery against your ears. The earpads are similarly designed for feel-good comfort.
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