The Kraken V2 has that thick, bass-forward tuning, and ngl most Logitech Lightspeed sets will feel a bit cleaner and less heavy than that. When I hit this same brand-ecosystem itch, the closest Logitech pick was [Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed](https://featherab.com/shopit?q=Logitech%2BG%2BPro%2BX%2B2%2BLightspeed%2Bgaming%2Bheadset) because it has better drivers and enough EQ room to push it warmer. [Logitech G733 Lightspeed](https://featherab.com/shopit?q=Logitech%2BG733%2BLightspeed%2Bgaming%2Bheadset) is lighter and more casual, but it is not really the same sound profile. If matching the Kraken feel matters more than staying Logitech, [Razer BlackShark V2 Pro](https://featherab.com/shopit?q=Razer%2BBlackShark%2BV2%2BPro%2Bwireless%2Bgaming%2Bheadset) is probably the smoother transition. I would not expect a perfect one-to-one swap inside the Lightspeed line.
I have the wired Razer Kraken Kitty's, and I love em. Great quality in terms of audio (in and out) and durability (I've definitely caught the cord on my chair and pulled em off my desk and onto the floor a couple times)
I have the Razer Kraken Kitty (wired) and while I didn’t have any particular problems with the sound or the microphone, the faux leather is very low quality. It started peeling off after six months of use (more or less). The headset is not cheap, so Razer should’ve done better.
I guess I am deinfluencing you with this comment, but it’s better to know what to expect 😅
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