Razer Kraken V4 Pro Casque Gamer Sans Fil + Hub de Contrôle

Would recommend for someone with money, and that likes to have sensory input while they play. I like to have that vibration while k play because I it adds an extra depth of immersion although not many games support it yet. The battery life is good though, I’d say a little less than the advertised 13h with everything on but still very good.

I got this about 3 weeks ago and I am happy with my purchase. The dual connectivity is so useful because that way I can control my music from my phone and control my computer’s audio independently from each other. The control hub is also useful because I can have a visual cue at all times for what my headset battery is, I can also display, volume, and connectivity type. Another thing a like about the hub is that I can use it to switch devices that it is connected to from there without having to physically switch connections. I also like the haptic feedback it adds an extra layer of dearth to the games that I play and it some ways has helped me in games

Le Kraken V4 Pro est un casque confortable et avec une partie audio réussie. Cependant, il est desservi par sa manie de vouloir en faire beaucoup trop. Le boîtier de commande OLED n’est par exemple pas utile et on aura tôt fait de désactiver les retours haptique pénibles. Le problème, c’est que ces ajouts font drastiquement augmenter la douloureuse : 449 euros ! La version non Pro, à 200 euros « seulement », est infiniment plus cohérente sans pour autant faire moins.

The Razer Kraken V4 Pro is another step forward for the brand’s haptic technology - an area dominated by Sneki and continuing to gather momentum. The audio and immersive vibrations are certainly powerful here, and mix well to produce a rich, nuanced experience that leaps off the screen. This is an expensive combination, though, and considering there are still shortcomings with that tech it’s difficult to recommend to players who aren’t hunting down pure immersion.