In terms of budget-friendly options, it doesn't get much better than this. It lacks a lot of features that premium headsets have, but it's easily one of the most comfortable I've ever worn, and it provides exceptional audio quality to boot.
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Get the Razer Kraken X if you've got only $50 to spend on a gaming headset and want something small and comfortable. Avoid it if you need something that also sounds great for music.
The Razer Kraken X is a no-frills take on a headset line that already had few frills to offer. For $50 it's not a bad option, but it rests in the shadow of the standard Kraken, which offers better comfort and sound quality for only $20 to $30 more.
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 explosions are the norm. If you want a blockbuster audio experience, you'll need to pay more. Otherwise, this remains a great value gaming headset.
Razer's Kraken X is a fantastic entry-level gaming headset that has all the features and quality a gamer wants in a value-based headset without making your wallet sad.
In terms of budget-friendly options, it doesn't get much better than this. It lacks a lot of features that premium headsets have, but it's easily one of the most comfortable I've ever worn, and it provides exceptional audio quality to boot.
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...
Using your TV's speakers while playing video games gets the job done, but not very well. Dedicated gaming headsets recreate a realistic sense of sound, giving you an edge over competitors. With the $50 Razer Kraken X, you don't have to go into debt for...
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...
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...
Considerados uno de los componentes principales del «triángulo» de periféricos básicos, acompañados del ratón y el teclado, los auriculares continúan demostrando una gran factor diferenciador y ventajas para los jugadores. Y es que más allá de la propia...
Los Razer Kraken X están hechos para gamers que tienen un presupuesto ajustado y que necesitan de unos auriculares multiplataforma con micrófono. Auriculares que no están diseñados para salir de la “zona de juego” y que incluyen un cable divisor de...
Das Razer Kraken X ist ein Einsteiger-Headset mit Stärken und Schwächen. Mit 60 Euro ist es sicher nicht das billigste für Einsteiger, dafür bekommt ihr aber einen guten Sound zum Zocken angeboten. Musik hören über das Headset ist nicht ratsam, damit...
Mit dem Kraken X will Razer im Einsteigermarkt mitmischen und ein Headset für alle Geräte und Situationen bringen. Das gelingt mit einigen wenigen Abstrichen auch soweit gut. Mit einem abnehmbaren Mikrofon wäre der Einsatz auch super für unterwegs...