Razer Kaira X for Xbox

A wired gaming headset from Razer with thoughtful ergonomics and Xbox-inspired color scheme. Using shades of black and green, Razer's designers aimed to highlight the essence of this headset, as it is one of the first models on the market to be officially certified for the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles. A key feature of the device is an advanced haptic feedback system, which Razer claims is capable of convert sounds to vibration in real time.

For convenience, the tactile feedback settings buttons are placed on the headset body. Three-layer dynamic emitters TriForce, which can be found in many headsets from the company in recent years, are responsible for sound reproduction. The peculiarity of TriForce is that each of the three elements of the speaker is solely responsible for its own frequency band (bass, mid and high), which contributes to a more even and natural sound.

Microphone with supercardioid pattern, supports proprietary HyperClear technology, which, using digital algorithms, cuts off external noise, providing accurate and clear speech transmission. The microphone is non-removable, but if it is not needed, it can be easily turned off using a separate button on the case. The device belongs to the class of full-size closed headsets with passive noise isolation and thoughtful ergonomics.

The headphones weigh only 283 grams, the headband fits snugly but without pressure, and the Flowknit ear cushions are lined with breathable woven fabric and filled with memory foam. The device is decorated in the traditional colors of the Xbox: the headband lining, logos and padding between the ear cushions are painted in green, all other design elements are black. Headphones are positioned as a product of the middle price category, designed for longtime fans of Microsoft consoles. In addition to the Xbox Series X/S, the headset can also be connected to a PC or previous generations of Xbox using a classic audio cable with a 3.5mm mini jack.