tested my friend's kraken forged

definitely not worth the price and a disappointment.

they marketed the headphone to work great on both gaming and music, but this one fails big time on the latter.

unless they upgrade the switches/clicks for the mouse buttons to a more durable ones, i too do suggest everyone to stay away from razer mice. they have the very infamous double clicking issue that they yet to fix because they use the same inferior click switches.

their products are batch dependent. some of the batches are working okay. but most of the time not.

i did try to spread this so called 'razer awareness' in the previous version of the thread few years back, but if my memory serves me well, a lot of the forumers back then asked me to gtfo because they claimed they have the right to buy anything they want with their moniesss. lol

for now, the less being said about it the better.

This post has been edited by G_KeN: Feb 26 2014, 05:42 AM

i am using sennheiser hd650

yea, razer should not have released that overpriced headphone. they have other headphones that can handle gaming just as good.

offers 0 benefit in music.

the most common button used typically, the left button.

i owned 4 razer mice, (2 deathadders [1 original version and another 2013 edition], 1 mamba and 1 imperator). all have the same issue.

nah, not gonna go for another razer mouse.

which is why i said the products are batch dependent.

im a fps gamer, but rarely game using my pc since i have a console.

most of the time these mice were used for casual and general purposes like web surfing.

like i said, batch dependent. pretty infamous especially for razer brand. yes, microswitches have a lifespan, but i dont expect them to last for only a few months.