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Razer Brings Sensa HD Haptics to Kraken V4 X for $99.99

Simon Ellis 2 min read

Razer launches the Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition for $99.99. This wired USB headset adds real- time haptic feedback synced with PC games.

Razer Brings Sensa HD Haptics to Kraken V4 X for $99.99
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Razer is adding tactile feedback to its entry-level gaming headset lineup, giving players a new way to feel in-game audio without upgrading their entire setup. The Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition brings Razer's Sensa HD technology to a more accessible price point, allowing users to experience physical vibrations synced with game events. The release brings haptic immersion to a price point where headsets typically rely on audio cues alone. Buyers looking for enhanced sensory feedback in PC gaming now have a dedicated hardware option that integrates directly with the PC audio pipeline.

Razer Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition headset
Razer Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition headset

Wired USB headset adds tactile feedback for under $100

The headset connects via a wired USB interface, which ensures low latency for the haptic feedback loop. Razer designed this model to deliver real-time haptic feedback that syncs with over 100 PC games. The system distinguishes between the intensity, duration, and position of vibrations to create a more immersive soundscape. This connectivity method supports both Dynamic Haptics and Audio-to-Haptics (A2H) modes, giving users flexibility in how they experience the physical cues.

  • Driver Size: 40mm
  • Connectivity: Wired USB
  • Surround Sound: Virtual 7.1 (Windows PC)
  • Microphone: Razer HyperClear Cardioid Mic
  • Cushions: FlowKnit Memory Foam

Audio performance is driven by Razer's TriForce 40mm drivers, which handle the sound reproduction for the headset. When connected to a Windows PC, the device supports virtual 7.1 surround sound to enhance spatial awareness. The ear cups feature breathable FlowKnit Memory Foam Cushions to maintain comfort during extended gaming sessions. A Razer HyperClear Cardioid Microphone is included for voice communication, providing clear voice capture with background noise suppression.

The headset features Razer Chroma RGB lighting that can be customized through the manufacturer's software. This edition is available now via the Razer store for 99.99 USD (around $99.99). Priced at $99.99, the headset offers advanced features for gamers seeking alternatives to flagship models. This haptic version represents a distinct shift in sensory design compared to previous iterations in the product line.

Razer has confirmed the availability and pricing for the Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition. The headset offers a complete package of audio, haptic, and communication features for Windows PC users. Gamers can purchase the unit directly from the Razer store to start using the synced vibration technology immediately.

Source: TweakTown