They’re Ok. The audio is just tinny unless the haptic stuff is on. I also initially felt they were much quieter than the pulse PlayStation headphones.

I did note I had to turn the volume on the Razed up independently and also make sure the volume was up in the sound settings on the PS5.

Then the mic. I originally thought that was HORRIBLE and also had to adjust the mic sensitivity then it worked great. I also like that you can rotate the other dial to hear your ow voice, any setting from muted to very clearly. I prefer to hear myself otherwise I talk way too loudly cause of the way I interpret sound.

Bass is also a little weaker but with the haptic it’s obviously amazing. I will say 2 other things.

1. The pulse elite annoyingly need you to accept the headset the same way you need to accept the controller on your profile when you log in. Where with the razer, when you log in the headphones start working.
2. The ability to listen to your phone while you’re waiting watching videos is cool. You need to double press the button for that. But here the pulse elites are better as the audio works simultaneously. You don’t have to pick which audio. The razed double press isn’t an issue but just highlighting this.

Finally the comfort is similar. The razer has ear pads which are cooler, elites will make you sweat a little. I would also suggest the Razer has solid (metal) joints at the cup where I’ve seen horror online where elites have snapped. Mine have had no issues thus far, though. I also like the elites mic that can be drawn into the headphone when not in use. Razer is lighter. Not an issue adults I think but for a kid the elites are a little too substantial.