The Razer Kraken Tournament Edition brings with it 50 mm drivers, a USB controller, retractable microphone, cooling-gel ear cups, and of course that Razer style we all know and love.

– Solid construction; – Extremely comfortable; – Great sound quality & THX Spatial Audio; – Game / Chat balance on audio controller; – Can be used on different devices (3.5mm audio connection; – Good software; – Price

– Microphone quality not the best; – Not that easy to travel with

The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas feels slightly more luxurious, but its audio tuning sounds less balanced. If you'd like to save a bit of money on your wired headset, the Astro Gaming A10 is still a strong recommendation at $60.

Solid, comfortable build; Sturdy fabric-wrapped cables; THX simulated surround sound

Somewhat weak highs

There's something about a bright green headset that automatically puts me off. It's obviously personal preference, but if I had the cho...

Beautifully comfortable; Excellent audio quality; Versatile

Some odd design choices; Software isn't always straightforward

With an online price from around $150AUD (December 2018), Razer have released another new gaming headset with their Kraken Tournament Edition that comes with a wealth of features and boasts decent audio quality to help transport you into these virtual gaming worlds.

The Razer Kraken: Tournament Edition certainly is a solid set of headphones. High quality construction, crystal-clear audio, a plethora of customisation options, comfort… everything you'd usually expect from a Razer accessory.

This headset is probably the best one I've purchased the only problem I have encountered was the sensitivity of the microphone to wind and how the THX box doesn't work on console but both were easily resolved

Works great, nice sound and microphone works great.

the quality of the headset looks good and the interface but the sound quality was so poor. I i spent about 5 hours with these and couldnt get on with them and went back to my old steelseries

The Razer Kraken Tournament Edition is one of Razer's latest offerings in its wired headphones line. For myself, headphones are generally a hit or miss, with a few must-haves that I have come to expect from them.

Good audio; Comfortable; Smart design

Not outstanding in any area

The last Razer headset we reviewed, the Nari Ultimate, packed one hell of a gimmick: custom-built drivers that respond to bass presence by literally vibrating against your head. Silly Absolutely. Still, I enjoyed my time with it.