The Razer Kraken Kitty V3 Pro is here, and it’s louder, flashier, and bolder than ever. Known for their cat-ear flair, Razer’s latest headset lineup adds real audio upgrades and fresh design tweaks with two distinct options depending on your budget.
Kraken Kitty V3 Pro brings wireless audio and titanium drivers
The standout model is the V3 Pro, which goes fully wireless and packs titanium-coated 40mm drivers for a more detailed soundstage. Compared to previous versions, the Pro aims to sound as good as it looks, and it definitely looks the part. The signature cat ears glow with full RGB lighting, customizable via Razer Chroma and sync-ready with other Razer gear.
This headset connects via Bluetooth or with the included USB wireless receiver, delivering up to 30 hours of battery life with the lights on, or a massive 70 hours with the lights off. Of course, that battery comes with added heft, 13.7 oz (390g), which may be noticeable in longer sessions.
Kraken Kitty V3 X keeps it simple and wired
If you’re after the aesthetics but not the price tag, the Kraken Kitty V3 X offers a more basic setup. It’s wired, features Razer’s 40mm TriForce drivers, and weighs just 270 grams (9.5 oz) thanks to its all-plastic build. The boom mic is attached, and it supports 7.1 surround sound on Windows, making it a solid choice for gamers wanting value and personality.
Kraken Kitty V3 Pro vs V3 X – Key differences:
- Driver material: Titanium (Pro) vs TriForce dynamic (X)
- Connection: Wireless (Pro) vs Wired (X)
- Lighting: Full RGB on both, Chroma-sync on Pro
- Weight: 390g (Pro) vs 270g (X)
- Battery life: Up to 70 hours (Pro only)
- Price: $179 (Pro) vs $59 (X)
Available now in three colors
Both the Kraken Kitty V3 Pro and V3 X come in black, pink, or white finishes. The V3 X is available now for $59, while the Pro model is listed at $179. Whether you’re chasing standout aesthetics or serious audio upgrades, Razer’s newest Kitty lineup leaves no ear behind.
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