Cyclops Visor Gaming Headset Ep. 3

Episode 3 of turning this Cyclops visor into a gaming headset. And man, it's a good day because our headset finally came in. We are going to be using the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro. Believe it or not, I found this on eBay for $60. And it had everything included in the box. Thank you to everyone who told me to go check on eBay because originally this headset released for $200. And not only is this headset Bluetooth, but it also features a 3.5 millimeter jack. And as cool as all the features are, it's time to break this thing. Taking this whole thing apart took way longer than it should have, but I was trying to be super careful. But if I ever do this again, it would be super easy. I'm actually super hopeful with how everything is looking so far because when I went to just check fittings, it fit like a glove. Unfortunately, there is a lot of PCB and other parts on the left ear, but on the right ear, it's literally just a battery. But the part that concerned me the most were these drivers. These are going to be 50 millimeter. And so I was very concerned with how they would fit. Also, no, I do not have a heat gun, so I had to rip this glue up by hand, but honestly, it was not hard. It was pretty easy. But once all that glue was away, I was able to get a good look at these drivers. And man, I am excited to put these in here. I still have a lot of work to do, so make sure you guys are following to stay up to date on everything because I might have to get a soldering iron. But the part that concerned me the most were these drivers. These are going to be 50 millimeter. And so I was very concerned with how they would fit. Also, no, I do not have a heat gun, so I had to rip this glue up by hand, but honestly, it was not hard. It was pretty easy. But once all that glue was away, I was able to get a good look at these drivers. And man, I am excited to put these in here. I still have a lot of work to do, so make sure you guys are following to stay up to date on everything because I might have to get a soldering iron.