The box itself sports Razer’s signature neon green and black design, and when you flip it open, you see the microphone itself in a foam shell with a stand and a USB Type-C to Micro USB cable underneath. There’s not much else bundled with it, but that’s not a huge quibble. In terms of build quality, the Razer Seiren X doesn’t disappoint with a sturdy base that holds a ball joint that allows you to tilt the microphone about 25 degrees in all cardinal directions without it tipping over. The whole thing comes in a matte black finish that’s finger-tight. The bottom of the base is also lined with a layer of vibration-dampening foam, which also helps minimize external vibrations like accidental taps on the table, finger taps and the like to ensure clean sound. The microphone array itself is also finished in matte black and features a matching microphone grille, volume control, and mute button, as well as the signature Razer logo emblazoned in subtle black on the case. In case black doesn’t go over quite as well, the device is also available in Mercury White and Quartz Pink. On the bottom is a microUSB port for the power cable and a 3.5mm audio port in case you want to monitor your audio feed. The Razer Seiren X has a sturdy build and weighs a total of 384 grams, which includes the stand, microphone, and cable to some extent. Although the Razer Seiren X is meant for semi-static setups, it’s light enough to pack in a backpack and easily disassemble by unscrewing the microphone from the stand and unplugging the right-angled cable. The individual parts are solidly built so there’s no risk of them breaking, but it’s best to store them in a separate bag to avoid them getting mixed up with the rest of your gaming gear.
