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June 2019
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59 Avis
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Comfortable design, Great microphone, 7.1 surround sound is useful, Multi-platform support,
Poor bass quality, Surround sound won't work with PS4, Xbox or Switch,
The Razer Kraken X is a good mid-range headset that gets most of the basics right: it's comfortable, sounds decent and has a great microphone. Unfortunately, its poor bass performance doesn't bode well for action and shooter games, where loud and deep exp...
Affordable, Stealthy, all-black design, Very comfortable and lightweight, Sounds great when gaming, Impressive mic quality
All-plastic construction doesn't feel especially robust, Not the best for listening to music
Coming in at just £50, the Kraken X is one of the cheapest peripherals I have ever seen from Razer. Thankfully, it is also pretty good despite its more budget-oriented approach.Starting with the design, it's entirely matte black – with not a drop of a col...
Inexpensive, Looks just like the high-end Kraken models, Extremely lightweight
Headband could use more padding, Sound is "good enough" for a $50 headset and not much more, Noisy microphone
Like the Cloud Stinger, the Kraken X mostly suffers from being the entry-level version of a headset that's not that much more expensive. The Cloud Stinger plays second-fiddle to the Cloud Alpha. The Kraken X sits in the shadow of both the Kraken and the K...
Extrait: If you're on a budget and just want a general use headset for any or all of your devices, the Razer Kraken X is one for you. Going for $50 (~RM209), it's got enough brand quality while being affordable. Pro quality pics to follow! The box comes in the fam...
Obnoxious mic, Subpar music performance, Surround sound not too different from stereo
The Kraken X is hardly perfect, due to its unimpressive music performance and unremovable mic. But for $50, it's an extremely solid headset, providing good in-game sound and a comfortable fit for hours on end. Its design is attractive and much more restra...
Ear cups don't rotate, Surround sound exclusive to Windows 10
If you need a functional gaming headset that gets the job done without draining your wallet, the Razer Kraken X is a promising option. It features the familiar all-black design we've come to recognize from Razer and supports 7.1-channel surround sound...
Like the Cloud Stinger, the Kraken X mostly suffers from being the entry-level version of a headset that's not that much more expensive. The Cloud Stinger plays second-fiddle to the Cloud Alpha. The Kraken X sits in the shadow of both the Kraken and the K...
