Most of us wouldn't think of letting a piranha anywhere near our noggin, but this isn't the first time Razer's gone against conventional wisdom. In fact, Razer owes its very existence to this type of thinking. Once considered a niche market, Razer gambled on the future of competitive gaming and arguably helped take the little known segment and cast it into the mainstream limelight. It started with a line of ultra sensitive mice, and today Razer's product line runs the gamut from gaming keyboards to a growing line of audio solutions.

Today we're focusing on the latter with Razer's new Piranha Gaming Communicator, or in layman's terms, headset with microphone. Hoping to strike a balance between comfort and all-around performance, does Razer's Piranha pack enough bite, or is this one fish we're better off throwing back?