Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense Wired USB Gaming Headset w/Haptic Technology: Triforce Titanium 50mm Drivers - THX Spatial Audio - Hybrid Fabric & Leatherette Memory Foam Cushions - Detachable Mic

Excellent Product

Ich war nicht sehr zufrieden. Die Qualität der Verarbeitung ist gut aber der Sound ist nur ok. Der Bass ist zu stark, dass einem der Kopf vibriert. Den Sound vom Mirko finde ich nicht gut. Er ist etwas kratzig und viel schlechter als andere Razer headsets. Cool ist jedoch, dass man das Mikro abmachen kann.

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Los audifonos tienen un audio decente, pero generan MUCHA estática y eso se ve reflejado en los sonidos “chirriantes” que muy a menudo se escuchan, es la primera vez que unos audífonos me generan un sonido tan desagradable, otro aspecto a tomar en cuenta es que su micrófono es HORRIBLE pues se escucha muy bajo y con calidad de audio pobre, la verdad no vale la pena tener estos audífonos solo por la tecnología háptica, si estas buscando audifonos te recomiendo los EPOS H3, son de mejor calidad y rondan por el mismo precio

I’ve been using the Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense headset for around 4 months now, replacing my old headset that broke, the Razer Kraken V3 X. For gaming it’s very much remarkable, does it's job well. The haptic feedback from the HyperSense feature adds a lot to the gaming experience. At times it has even enhanced spatial awareness. for example, in Rocket League, it helped me avoid being demolished from behind by an opponent, just from giving a directional cue, which is a subtle edge you don’t expect from a headset, really. The built-in THX Spatial Audio is serviceable, but nothing exceptional. It gives an attempt to boost immersion, but in my experience, it doesn’t give much. I don’t use it while listening to music as well, since it messes with the volume levels of other apps. For instance, it would make music playing in the background often much louder than your friends speaking in a voice call on Discord, which can be rather annoying. Comfort-wise, it’s not a lightweight headset at 344g, considerably heavier than my previous Kraken V3 X at 285g. That said, it took me about a month to get used to the weight, and yes, it can leave a headphone dent. It fits me snugly on the 7th notch out of 8, so it’s definitely designed for medium to large heads. Outside of gaming, the haptics feel a bit much - especially at the Medium or High setting. That might come down to personal preference, though. Sound quality is decent and customizable via Razer Synapse, which I found intuitive and easy to use. The microphone is one of the weaker parts of the headset. It works, and Razer Synapse gives you options like mic EQ, enhancements, and sidetone, which is nice. But don’t expect studio clarity, it's just enough for teammates to hear you clearly, and enough for my expectations. Unlike most top-end products from Razer, it doesn't have any built in profiles it can store. So if you were to bring this to another PC, you'd have to set it up manually back again unless you were to have a Razer account attached to Razer Central (and hence Razer Synapse), where it does that automatically for you - which is nice. But, you'd have to install Razer Synapse first if it's another PC or boot drive, and that can either be smooth or frustrating depending on the setup. Unfortunately, on the day I wrote this review (and also what prompted me to start writing it), I noticed a hairline crack on the left plastic part of the headband, where the HyperSense badge is. Still, it didn't affect comfort (as it's outside, not inside facing the head) and is of full usability. I'm not the type to abuse my stuff, though I’ve seen other reviewers here mention this too with attached images. It seems to be a common issue, so it's definitely something important to keep in mind. In conclusion, at $110 SGD on sale? Definitely worth considering if you’re a gamer looking to enjoy haptic feedback and a solid feature set. But at its current full price? There are better-built options out there. If you can snag it on sale, you're getting solid immersion and amazing features, just be aware of the trade-off in build quality.

Brother wanted it for a Christmas and loves them he’s a gamer