'Razer,' the Singapore-based company famous for its gaming peripherals, has debuted the 'Razer Kraken V3 Pro,' a wireless set of haptic headphones that is officially up for sale and releasing on December 24th. Razer's line of Kraken headphones is expansive, covering a variety of wireless, wired, and stylized headphone options. The Kraken V3 Pro is the next generation of Razer's headphone innovation.
This wireless pair of headphones features 'Razer Hyperspeed,' 'Razer Hypersense,' and 'THX Spatial Audio' support. Razer Hyperspeed functionality enables 2.4ghz wireless connectivity on the headphones, ensuring audio is delivered quickly and without interruption. Razer Hypersense functionality means the headphones have physical haptic support through micro-vibrations. The headphone's software will identify noises in video games that should be paired with vibration and deliver this feedback to the user for enhanced immersion. Lastly, THX Spatial Audio support means these headphones have accurate simulated multi-directional audio of the highest quality.
Haptic Wireless Gaming Headphones
'Razer' Has Debuted Immersive Headphones with Physical Feedback
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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