Razer

Kraken Tournament Edition

Razer Kraken Tournament Edition

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Headphones (Over / On Ear)

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Sentiment score40% positive
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Last updated: May 3, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit IconCrimsonOynex
12 months ago

Any reason you want a over ear "gaming" headphone? If not then get an IEM for the same price... 30x better sound quality with even better surround. You will be able to tell exactly where the footsteps are and you can also boost the specific footstep frequency to hear footsteps more clearly.. Plus studio grade sound quality for similar price... There is no "gaming" headphone... Do not fall for gimmicks. Speaking from personal exp... I have a Razer Electra V2, a Razer Kraken tournament edition and a HyperX cloud earbuds... After i got the IEMs i use now ( salnotes 7hz zero - the crinacle one) i simply packed those headphones and they are gathering dust right now... Those were headphones worth 4k, 6k and 3.5k respectively... Meanwhile the IEMs were 1.8k..... I curse my ignorant young self who was running after the GAMING tag back then... What an idiot i was....

Reddit IconIvanFilipovic
4 months ago

Not saying I don’t believe you but I bought the razr kraken tournament edition like 5 years ago and they’re still great.

Reddit IconMaraiDragorrak
6 months ago

I have razer kraken wired version bc tbh I can't hear the difference between something like that and the audiophile headphones. I turned off the bass boost and it sounds great to me for what I need it for - game audio and being in voice with my friends - and I like a built in mic instead of a desktop stand mic. Background isolation seems good as it doesn't transmit my bf talking in the same room. Comfy enough to wear for 8 hours at a time also, but I dont wear glasses so if you do can't vouch for that.

Reddit IconNarrow-Marionberry76
6 months ago

I had a pair of Razer Krakens (wired) back in 2015 and they were absolutely spectacular for non gaming use. I've used a lot of flagship headphones and I still look back really fondly on the pair.

Reddit Iconalancousteau
6 months ago

I've had 2 gaming headsets, first it was a Steelseries Siberia, then a Razer Kraken, but then I got to know someone at work who is into sound. He convinced me to buy a HD 650 and by god it was a different tier. It was so comfortable, but 5-6 years ago I've changed it to a HD 800, purely because the same friend sold it to me £500, pretty much half price and he took good care of them too.

Reddit IconAustrianDragonslayer
5 months ago

I got my razer kraken 6 years ago for 80€ and still love them

Reddit IconEcstaticTone2323
6 months ago

Razor Kraken is good Edit: whatever you can't win on Reddit I give up. Every post I try to post I'm not allowed to talk in the comments because of bad karma and the ones that I am allowed to talk in everybody always gives me negative reviews no matter what I say. I'm sorry I can't afford beats by Dre but if you're looking in the $50 tier The kraken is a good headset I've owned one now for over 2 years and it's just fine for playing call of duty it has good base and good quality microphone but yeah if you're going to compare it to some $400 headset probably not

Reddit IconElectrical-Internet3
4 months ago

Had great luck with razer’s mice in the past so i recently picked up their kracken headset and its good so far

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