Razer Kraken V3 Pro review: design and features. The first thing that's obvious about the V3 Pro is that it's very much a Kraken in its design and build DNA but at the same time a clear evolution too.

The Kraken V3 Pro includes Razer’s HyperSense feature, which adds haptic feedback to the audio that comes through the headset. Vibration motors in each earcup activate in tandem with the sound, ...

The Razer Kraken V3 Pro is a premium gaming headset with high-quality sound and plenty of programmable features. But the haptic feedback can get old fast.

In today's review, we take a look at the Razer Kraken V3 Pro, a new headset in the well-established Kraken family. This ...

The brand-new Kraken V3 Pro is practically identical to the Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense.They share the same handsome design, excellent audio, comfort, and 50mm Triforce drivers.

Razer has equipped the Kraken V3 Pro HyperSense with the very same 50mm Tri-Force Titanium drivers originally introduced with the Blackshark line and that are also found in the standard V3 HyperSense.

The Razer Kraken V3 Pro and Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense headsets are equipped with haptic drivers in each earcup , capable of converting sounds into vibrations, allowing you to physically feel the ...

The Kraken V3 Pro is arriving at a later date. It’s $200, but it comes with an expanded range of features. In addition to HyperSense, the Pro model supports wireless operation with a PC, ...

Razer has announced the Kraken V3 lineup, which has a refreshed design and new features. At the top of the offering is Razer’s wireless Kraken V3 Pro, which costs $199.99 and has built-in haptics.

Razer’s A$339.95 Kraken V3 Pro uses the company’s HyperSense technology to replicate that feeling much more safely by using vibrating motors to give the sense of sub-bass without the sound itself.

Razer’s $199.99 Kraken V3 Pro uses the company’s HyperSense technology to replicate that feeling much more safely by using vibrating motors to give the sense of sub-bass without the sound itself.