The Razer Kraken V3 headphones are a lower mid-range price option with a wired connection and over-ear form factor. They have a closed enclosure which provides a degree of passive noise isolation. However, they do not offer wireless connectivity. The overall sound quality is rated as poor, which suggests that audio enthusiasts might want to look elsewhere for high fidelity sound. The soundstage and imaging, which contribute to a sense of the music's space and directionality, are also rated as poor, potentially affecting your sense of immersion. Comfort is marked as poor, which could be a concern for prolonged use. The microphone, build quality, and built-in controls all receive low ratings, which may impact your gaming or call-making experiences. They may not be ideal for music, calls, gaming, TV, or listening to books and podcasts. Exercise, air travel, and portability aspects are poorly rated too. They come with a boom microphone and support virtual surround sound, but this does not seem to make up for the overall poor performance across multiple categories. The included boom mic and virtual surround sound features could be beneficial for gaming, but the low ratings in other areas may impact its overall gaming performance. With a cable length of 1.3 meters, they lack a detachable cable, but they do feature a dynamic driver type. More advanced features such as active noise cancelling, low latency, sweat and dustproof certifications are not available in this model, while the weight is 325 grams. Give Feedback