How to configure the Razer Opus or Opus X

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This article shows how to use the Razer Opus and Razer Opus X, connect them to your device, and switch between paired devices.

 

The new Razer Opus | RZ04-02490, is wireless THX® Certified Headphones equipped with advanced active noise cancellation (ANC) technology. Experience pure, high fidelity sound with zero distractions for all your entertainment wherever you go.

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Connect the Razer Opus or Opus X to your device

Follow these instructions on how to connect and pair the Razer Opus and Razer Opus X headphones to your device wirelessly via Bluetooth:

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  1. Start with the headphones powered off.
  2. Ensure there’s power and press and hold the Power Button for about 5 seconds until the indicator light next to the Power Button blinks blue. Razer Opus or Opus X is now in Bluetooth pairing mode. You will also hear an audible cue “Pairing” to indicate that the Razer Opus or Opus X is now in Bluetooth pairing mode.
  3. Navigate to your device’s Bluetooth settings to turn on Bluetooth.
  4. Scan for and connect to "Razer Opus" or “Razer Opus X”. You will hear a distinct audible cue from the headphones to confirm that they are connected to your device.

Switch between paired devices

  • If you have your Razer Opus or Opus X paired to a device (ex. smartphone or laptop), audio will only play from one source at a time, depending on the source you are currently connected to.
  • If you are connected to your smartphone, then the audio from the smartphone will be playing on the headset. If you want to switch to hearing audio from your laptop, you’ll have to navigate into your smartphone’s Bluetooth setting to disconnect from it first, then connect to your laptop by navigating to your laptop’s Bluetooth settings.

For a side-by-side comparison between Opus and Opus X, please visit https://www.razer.com/mobile-headsets/razer-opus.

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