I've been shopping around for a replacement cord for my Razer Electra as 1) Razer no longer makes replacement cords (if they ever did in the first place, as I've never actually seen any case where anyone was able to buy one), and 2) the inline mic on the Electra was okay at best. The cord could lock into position in one of two ways: facing towards the user, and facing away from the user. If you weren't paying close attention, this was a pain the behind, as it sounds to other users like you're in another room.Thankfully the Electra uses a standard TRS 3.5mm jack on the headset itself, which opens up options to replace the cable. Since the Electra cables twist and lock into place, though, whatever replacement needed to have a fairly thin jacket/sleeve on the jack so as to not be obstructed by the lock mechanism.The V-MODA BoomPro fits without a hitch.In addition to having a well-placed boom, I now have volume control and a mute switch, both of which were sorely missed. I actually use my headset for conference calls and listening to music rather than gaming, so being able to mute/unmute quickly is a blessing. Sound quality is about the same as the standard Razer cord, but the cord's a bit longer (by about a foot), so now I have a bit more room to move. The braided cord is nice, though I kinda miss the silicone used in the Razer cord. It'd be nice to have a microphone button for Android and/or iPhone, but I don't use this with either, so it's fine. In the product image for the BoomPro, it looks like the plug has a twist/lock design. This made me a little apprehensive to buy this, as I figured it wouldn't be the same as the Electra's, but the actual product doesn't have this lock design. It's just a plain plug. While this was most likely helpful for me, it does show a discrepancy between V-MODAs picture and the actual product itself.Breakdown:PROS:+ Solid build quality+ Volume control and mute switch+ Boom mic is in a good position+ Cord length/strength is near-perfect+ IT WORKS WITH THE RAZER ELECTRACONS:- Price is a bit high- While the product image shows a twist/lock design on the plug, it's not present on the actual product- Cord doesn't twist/lock into place (wasn't designed to, though)- No included boom cover for pop stopping (I'm clearly reaching a bit, here)OVERALL:I'd give it a 4.7/5, but since we're dealing with whole numbers here, I'll round it to 5/5. It's good. And since it's one of the only options for the Razer Electra, it's darn near perfect.UPDATE (1/20/17):I've since been using this with my Status Audio CB-1 cans Status Audio CB-1 Closed Back Studio Monitor Headphones and this works out even better than it does with my Razer Electra. The recess for the cord on the left headphone cup is more pronounced on the CB-1s, so the adapter sinks in a bit further. What does this mean in the long run? The BoomPro ends up holding in place as if it were locked. That was one of the more annoying parts of using this with the Electras: the adapter would rotate freely. It was kinda like a "feature," as I could swing it away from my face when I didn't need to talk, but the stem on the mic itself is plenty flexible. The BoomPro still doesn't actually twist-and-lock in place, but it does hold its position. I DID have to use a bit more effort to get the BoomPro in the recess, and it DID leave a little groove on the microphone stem (I'll add pictures later), but the plug stays in place really well. I've only ever had it come loose once, and it was a pretty decent tug.So I'd say I'd bump this thing up from a 4.7/5 to a 4.8/5, but I can't do that as we're still dealing with whole numbers. Oh well.