Today , we take a look at Razer's latest mobile gaming communicator, the Moray+ earphones. The "+" in the name means that Moray+ is actually the successor to original Moray gaming earphones, which Razer released a while back. This time around however, Razer came up with a slightly advanced version, or a bit more gaming oriented product if you will. When compared to the original Razer Moray, the most important improvement Moray+ brings is the in-line omnidirectional microphone, and this is the main reason why Moray+ is a mobile gaming communicator, and not just a fancy earphone package. In addition to the in-line microphone Razer Moray+ also incorporates PSP, Nintendo DS Lite/DSi, as well as the PC stereo/microphone adapters. Note however that this product isn't intended to replace regular headphones and thus isn't comparable to such products. Razer Moray+ is designed for gamers on the go, and even Razer likes to call it  “one earphone to rule them all”. Even though Razer markets these as LAN party capable earphones, we would rather go for a more comfortable over-ear headset, like the Carcharias, which we had a chance to test here . Note, however, that Carcharias is quite more expensive than the Moray+ and that if needed, Moray+ can be used for LAN party as well. On the other hand, if you are referring to mobile audio and everyday use, Razer Moray+ is a whole different story. We must admit that Razer's packaging always had that special something. Performance talk aside, it's evident that the company takes design seriously and they usually scream “Buy me” right off the shelves. Razer Moray+ isn’t an exception either, as this box is the best package we’ve seen in a long time. The front side shows you the earphones, microphone, PSP and DS Lite/DSi adapters as well as the 3.5mm gold-plated jack.

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