Great gaming audio ; Virtual surround works well ; Comfortable ; Excellent build quality

No spare earpads ; No in-line controls ; Not brilliant for most music ; PC-centric features

A PC focused headset that delivers solid gaming performance

Sturdier aluminum chassis ; Finally ditches the streetpunk look of its predecessors ; Better audio than the old Kraken, especially after EQ adjustments

Bulky looking ; Out-of-the-box audio is flat and lifeless ; No volume controls

It’s a big year for Razer. Less than six months ago, I was ragging on the outclassed Kraken in my Man O’ War review. Now the Kraken’s folded in many of the Man O’ War’s improvements, but with a durable aluminum design and much more affordable $100...

While the does have some drawbacks, notably the inconsistent microphone quality and being slightly less convenient to operate than some of the other products, but it is hard to argue with its superior audio quality if that is what you look for in a...

Looks great.

Pricey when compared with the competition.

With just a few minor modifications, the Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 would be the perfect headset. It still comes well-recommended thanks to its strong sound quality, excellent comfort and attractive visuals, but there are cheaper options available.

This is a clear improvement over the Kraken 7.1 Chroma in many important regards: Build quality, sound quality and comfort have all been tweaked for the better. The lack of a volume wheel is still a nuisance, though, as is the cable noise in quieter...

Extremely comfortable ; Great sound ; Lots of music presets ; Good mic

No 3.5-mm options ; No gaming audio presets

Although it's hardly subtle, the Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 delivers top-notch sound with supreme comfort for both competitive and single-player gamers.

Harika ses yeteneği ; Tam bir FPS canavarı ; Üst seviye konfor ; Razer Synapse ile geniş kontrol ; Mikrofon

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