Drivers: Razer Titanium Triforce 50mm Drivers Weight: 320g Cup Material: Razer Ultra-Soft FlowKnit Memory Foam Connectivity: ...

It is compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and more. For gamers seeking a solid headset deal, the ...

Razer has officially unveiled the latest generation of its most popular gaming headsets, and there's plenty of RGB. The Razer Kraken has long been about comfort and premium features, and the brand ...

Razer's gaming headsets are some of the best in the business, built on years of development and a fantastic brand reputation. Between its Titanium drivers and quality microphones, Razer devices ...

We're big proponents of gaming headsets. They create a private, immersive listening experience that can make games more engrossing. Some games even encourage you to wear one to get the best audio ...

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You'll find paddles on the back of the controller, which is typical for this type of pad; however, Razer makes a special note to call them "mouse-click back paddles" here, as they offer the same ...

derived from the award-winning Razer BlackShark V2 Pro, captures incredible voice detail. Covering a wider frequency range, this next-gen mic ensures high-definition, pro-level voice quality for ...

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Razer has announced the BlackWidow V4 Pro 75%, its latest 75% gaming keyboard with loads of upgrades for the competitive ...

Razer Kraken V4 delivers impressive audio with ... and I also think the BlackShark V2 Pro has better in-game audio, the Kraken V4's ability to excel in both areas is impressive and makes it ...

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