In its detailed review, tech publication Lyd & Billede awarded the Razer Kraken V4 Pro an “Excellent” rating, calling it the brand’s most ambitious headset yet. With powerful haptic feedback and a smart, feature-rich control box, it delivers a level of immersion that sets it apart, especially for players who want more from their audio than just sound.

Read the review here

Why the Praise?

• Immersive haptics
  The standout feature is the Sensa HD haptic feedback system. Through subtle vibrations timed to in-game events, explosions and impacts feel physically present  bringing an extra dimension to gameplay. 

• Top-tier audio performance
  Lyd & Billede rates its sound quality as “really excellent,” especially in games. For music, though, they recommend disabling the haptic effects for cleaner clarity.

• Smart control setup
  The included control box lets you route up to three audio sources, manage haptics, RGB lighting, volume and mode toggles all from a single hub. 

• Battery trade‑offs
  With all the extras (lighting + vibration) active, battery life is about 13 hours. If you turn off those features, it stretches to 50 hours. 

The Catch?

• The price tag is steep - the cost largely reflects the haptic tech and control box.

• Only a few games fully support Sensa HD haptics today. In unsupported titles, haptic effects still work, but in a more limited fashion. 

• For music lovers, the haptics are best switched off to avoid distracting rumble.

Bottom Line

The Kraken V4 Pro pushes the envelope with haptic tech and a premium feature set, but it’s not for everyone. If you're the kind of gamer who wants deeper immersion and doesn’t mind paying top dollar to get it, this headset delivers. Just know what you’re buying: a bold step into the future of game audio, not a budget all-rounder.