Wireless Xbox Gaming Headset: Razer Kaira Pro with Titanium Drivers & Supercardioid Mic - Black

This headset is excellent! I've had this headset for about 2 years now, and it has not disappointed! The connection has been slightly spotty sometimes, but nothing so major that it would be rendered even remotely unusable and if anything has more to do with the Xbox I believe as many of these kinds of headsets have problems in that department.I will say, I had to purchase a new mic attachment for it (which costed a whopping $8.00) as the original did eventually go kaput, but $8 is minimal, and everything else about this headset already makes up for that issue in my opinion. The sound is very clear, and with EQ in the Razer app on Xbox, I can really fine tune it. that is coming by a trained and longtime audio engineer as well who appreciates good sounding speakers.I was going to give it 4 stars, but with how well they've held up, especially with pretty rough hands, I can't shout loud enough how much this is worth despite its small small drawbacks, which could of course be case-to-case which is most probable as I am not gentle with my headset.At the moment this headset is sub-$75.. this is a STEAL!!

The media could not be loaded. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fantastic Wireless Headset with Immersive HapticsThe Razer Kaira Pro has been a great addition to my PS5 setup. The dual wireless connection means I can easily switch between my console and phone without any hassle. Sound quality is crisp and clear, with rich bass and detailed highs that really bring games to life.The haptic feedback feature is surprisingly immersive. Feeling the subtle vibrations during gameplay adds a new layer of realism, especially in action and racing games. It’s not overwhelming but definitely noticeable and fun.Comfort-wise, the ear cups are soft and the headset is lightweight enough for long gaming sessions. The mic is clear for party chats, and the battery life lasts long enough to get through extended play without constantly needing a charge.If you want a wireless headset that combines solid sound with next-level haptics, the Kaira Pro is a solid choice.

I've only got two (maybe three) complaints about these headphones:1. Due to a poor design choice, the plastic that attaches the drivers to the band is a weak point. Roommate had recommended these headphones and so I got them. His broke where the plastic was weak after 8 months-1 year. I thought he was just rough with them, until mine broke after shy of 2 years (within warranty) and I've only ever used these for light gaming and office work.2. Firmware issues on boot. The ability to switch between Bluetooth and the wireless dongle is fantastic, but it tends to get "stuck" while trying to connect to the last device while booting up the headphones. And it won't allow you to switch manually at this time, kinda freezes until it gives up or makes a connection.3 (ish). Wish there was better support to change chroma options than just through their mobile app. But that's pretty low on my list.Other than that, I love these headphones. The active haptic setting really adds a layer to games and music. And with a detachable mic and ability to switch between Bluetooth and the USB dongle on the fly, I couldn't ask for a better set of features.Which is why I was so bumbed after the first pair broke after just shy of two years. So bumbed that I made sure to register them, got a hold of the warranty team, and crossed my fingers. They were replaced under warranty and the process was really smooth. Thanks Razer, these headphones are awsome, and looking forward for several more years out of the new pair.

I usually do not write reviews. However this headset from day 1 experienced random pulse buzz noises when in party chat until I put my mic on mute. My buddy and I bought these at the same time and I told him it was his that were pulse buzzing. If he mutes his mic I can't hear the buzzing and vice versa. If there is constant game sound you cannot hear it. But in-between or during loading you can. They also are not good sound quality for watching Movies or shows either. I use an old cheap pair of Hyper X brands that have better sound quality than these for watching shows. Plus the plastic broke right above the ear cup leaving 1 side hanging by a wire. Other than the price and being wirless I can't really give them any good compliments.

I'd like to start off by saying I have owned these headphones for a few years now, bought in 2021 and its 2025 now, and I still use them as my primary headset for gaming on both xbox and pc.The mic, from what I've been told by friends I play with, sounds amazing.The audio is good, but if you take the time and do some research and look for EQ profiles for the style of games that you play, they can sound great.The most comfortable headphones I have ever worn to this day, razer did a really good job of padding these headphones. I really can't say enough about the comfort of them.The durability on them and the drivers is amazing, I've dropped them quite a few times in the timespan that I have owned them, and they still work really well, I not long ago just started to experience a static noise for a second or 2 once every few days, seeing that it took nearly 4 years for that to happen with the wear and beating it has taken, I'd say is pretty good.With all of that said I would say it was worth the price I got them for when they released, and they are definitley worth the price now that they are even cheaper.