Razer’s Kraken 7.1 wired gaming headset feels comfortable, sound great and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. San Francisco’s a fine city, but like any major metropolitan area the most common option for ...

I’ve built and rebuilt more gaming PCs than is probably healthy, but I could never afford to include a decent surround-sound system. I’m not talking only about the price, either—years of living in ...

Cheap ear buds with an inline mic won't make the cut for a true gaming experience. Along with better graphics and audio, games demand powerful equipment. While there have been a number of solid gaming ...

Razer is taking a stab at multi-driver gaming headphones with its Tiamat 7.1 headset. The Tiamat isn't cheap, retailing for $180, but from the robust design to the 10 individual drivers, Razer has ...

Improve your gaming experience by releasing the Kraken on your ears. Amazon is selling the Razer Kraken Ultimate RGB USB gaming headset for $70. That’s down from the $90 to $100 it usually sells for ...

The newly updated Electra V2 sport Razer’s signature luminous green as an accent color and a nice aluminum headband with a self-adjusting fit. They cost $59.99 with a standard 3.5mm analog connector ...

Today, Razer announced a new headset called the Kraken X, one of its cheapest Kraken headsets. It costs $49.99, and it includes 7.1 surround sound, a first for Razer's headphones in this price range.

The Razer Kraken X headset was revealed this morning alongside word that 7.1 surround sound would come standard with all 2019 Razer headsets. The Razer Kraken X headset is easily the most ...

If you're looking for an affordable gaming headset that will provide reliable sound quality and a useful set of features for a bargain price, this Razer gaming headset deal is worthy of your attention ...

Razer has added a new product to its growing lineup of gaming accessories. The Razer Cyclone Black Shark V2 X USB gaming headset has been released in China The new gaming headset features 7.1 surround ...

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Editor's take: It wouldn't be CES week without a wild concept from Razer. The company has once again delivered with Project Carol, but this year's outside-the-box offering is far tamer than what we've ...