Razer Kraken Tournament Edition schwarz

Insgesamt bietet Razer mit dem Headset „Kraken Tournament Edition“ ein absolut stimmiges Gaming-Modell an. Sowohl das Design als auch die praktischen Leistungen des Headsets konnten im Test überzeugen.

Razer’s Kraken line of gaming headsets have been around for a very long time, we actually took a look a the original Kraken Pro way back in 2013. Quite a lot has changed since then, but one thing remains the same, as gamers we want a headset that not only sounds good, but is very comfortable to wear for long gaming sessions. Today we are checking out the latest Razer gaming headset, which is the Kraken Tournament Edition. This comes as an upgrade to the Kraken 7.1 V2, which came out in late 2016. This headset brings with it 50 mm drivers, a USB controller, retractable microphone, cooling-gel ear cups, and of course that Razer style we all know and love. This is actually the first consumer product to feature THX Spatial Audio, which we will dive into as well. Razer has this headset priced at $99, which is a very crowded price-point for gaming headsets. Can it stand out? Read on as we find out…

Razer's Kraken Tournament Edition combines a standard 3.5mm headset with a USB control box, giving it THX capabilities and nifty on-the-fly bass EQ. And hey, the earcups are cold now.