My Razer Kraken V4 snapped when, I kid you not, I took them off and set them down on my desk to answer the door.
I'm glad to see the back of them, to be honest. Decent audio quality for a gaming headset, but they disconnected and failed to pair again CONSTANTLY, so I'm sort of glad they're a gonner.
I'm slowly going to start phasing Razer products out of my setup.
Personally i recommend 7.1 surround headsets. But not virtual ones. For example i used razer chroma 7.1 for years. I can recommend that one but razer usually has hardware issues
Seconding this, I have a kraken headset, and while functionally it is fine, the headband material has begun to degrade and is now flaking off.
The same thing happened with the original ear pads but they are replaceable, unfortunately the headband isn't.
Had they not used this thin faux leather the headset would have lasted a lot longer without issue.
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.
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Budget gaming king with clear sound, but tight fit.
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