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On the left is the mic mute toggle button, volume wheel, a power button that also acts as a play/pause button for media, a 3.5mm port, a USB-C port for charging and the port for the detachable mic. The earcups house the controls and while the left side is crowded, everything is spaced out enough that after a few tries we could navigate by feel. The cups don’t move at all which makes them cumbersome when not over your ears. The only thing missing is some manoeuvrability in the earcups. The headband has well-defined numbered tactile adjustment steps so you can remember your perfect fit. The whole headset feels premium in-hand and on-head. There’s no active noise cancellation present. But that’s all the noise-reducing features you’re getting here. This, together with the tight clamping force, results in a snug fit that provided decent passive noise isolation. The wide headband is also wrapped with leatherette-covered memory foam to give your head a bit of cushion. That foam is covered in a leatherette material on the sides and breathable fabric for the surfaces that touch your head. Those are kept from touching your ears with thick memory foam.

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The Kraken V3 Pro features the signature large, round over-ear earcups with Razer’s 50mm Titanium drivers inside. But the iconic shape has stayed the same.

Sure, it’s been modernised over the years and the company has relaxed a little with the nauseating colours. It hasn’t changed much since the first Kraken headset came out in 2012. Razer might be keen on trying something new when it comes to features but the same can’t be said about the Kraken Pro’s design. But is dealing with troublesome software and the fairly steep asking price worth it? Well… It also comes with spatial audio from another Razer acquisition, THX. It has a lot more going for it than just the rumbles.

Which brings us to the Razer Kraken V3 Pro, the latest high-end gaming headset from the snake company to forego cables and feature haptic technology. It also recently acquired another company, Interhaptics, to further its Hypersense efforts. Well, Razer must’ve agreed because it continues to release headsets with the haptic tech inside. At the time many critics expected that, with some refinement, it might become a staple of gaming peripherals. That was a risky move that turned out to be not an awful idea. Back in 2018, a whole team thought it would be a good idea to put haptic motors in each earcup of the Razer Nari Ultimate, right where the audio drivers are.

‎Always make sure your Turtle Beach Headset is running on the newest firmware and customized to your liking with the Turtle Beach Audio Hub for iOS.Have you ever held a vibrating controller and thought ‘I want this on my ears’? Nor have we.

The Stealth 700 is Turtle Beach's first truly. In this video, I share the process of updating the firmware of the Stealth 700.

Updating your Stealth 700 from Turtle Beach has never been easier.Ear Force Audio Hub is a preset manager and firmware updater for the Elite 800, Stealth 500X, XP510, PX51, Phantom, Z300, i30.

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If you cannot find the right driver for your device, you can request the driver.

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To find the latest driver, including Windows 10 drivers, choose from our list of most popular Turtle Beach Sound / Audio downloads or search our driver archive for the driver that fits your specific Sound / Audio model and your PC’s operating system.

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