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Please verify your email address. Razer Kraken V4 delivers impressive audio with 40mm drivers and up to 32,000 KHz sampling rates. The headset offers 9-Zone Razer Chroma RGB support and a ...

Gaming hardware manufacturer Razer has just launched the latest in its iconic lineup of wireless gaming headsets. The Razer Kraken V4 is available to purchase now, and a wired model - known as the ...

Razer’s iconic Kraken gaming headset is evolving once again with two new versions, the Kraken V4 and V4 X. Razer touts the new Krakens as building on a legacy spanning over 12 years since the ...

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The Razer Kraken V4 series is designed to provide gamers with an unparalleled audio experience. The headsets support three modes of connectivity: Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth, and USB.

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