This is a wired headset, not wireless. It has a regular audio connector, and a microphone, so it's perfect for phone calls, meetings or gaming. The ears add a cute touch. I ordered this for my daughter, who does a lot of gaming, as well as music and video editing on her computer. She has a nice JBL wireless headset (which retails for quite a bit more than this one), but this wired headset avoids the delays that can arise with wireless devices, and has a microphone, so it's a bit more versatile. She was very happy with her JBL headset, and was a bit hesitant to go wired. But now she much prefers this over the JBL. Because it's wired, the headset is super easy to connect - just plug it in. We use it with a MacBook Pro, but it should connect just as easily with any device with a standard headphone connector. There is a volume dial on the headset itself, which gives a bit more control than the typical volume up/down buttons; and it also has a mute button to mute the microphone. The mute button has a green indicator to show when the microphone is on (though you can't necessarily see it yourself when it's on your head), but you can tell by feel whether it's on as well. The sound quality is very good. I'm not an audiophile, so I can't speak to that in great detail, but my daughter is happy with it for her music and video editing. It muffles the sound around you, but you can also still carry on a conversation. If you're looking for full noise cancelling, this isn't it. But if you want to buy your kid a headset and still be able to get their attention, this is perfect. The comfort of this headset is where it really shines. It fits over your ears, and is soft and extremely comfortable to wear, even for long periods of time. Overall, this is a really good headset that easily outshines other headsets at this price point. Read more

9.2.25~ Not a gamer. Work at home soldier who wears a headset for a different battle. My phone is my money maker so have tried alllll the headsets, buds, etc. Did I need white kitty ears..? I mean, kinda, yes. Even if I didn't know it. And yeah they look way better in person. Oversized to still be cute on tall person. Details why Razer Kraken Kitty is Amazing ~ * Light. Like air. Like feather floating through air. All day on phone, at desk, updating data and no "weighted "feeling * Oversized cups insulate you into a quiet zone. Quiet enough to be noise cancelling without the vacuum * Sound quality watching a movie (ok Deadpool Wolverine again) was stellar. While there's no bass control, the booms and tones were almost as good as the soundbar/woofer * Mic is crystal clear and allows you to interact with people without voice delay. Used on work & conference. Interaction was fluid, something a gamer needs & office should have * Mic wand is completely pliable & feels soft vs cold * Locking jack makes a solid snap into phone or tablet. Move your hands, walk, talk. The jack is staying put in the output. My absolute favvvvve detail is the volume roller vs rocker. No more blasting yourself out bc you hit the wrong side of the rocker. It's an old school radio volume tuner. Just roll up or down. Simple & perfect. Worth noting~ For all the great features at the affordable 60 bucks price point, the ear pads don't seem to be replaceable, and they will need to be replaced. With daily use I'd say 6 months. As much as I love them, not a deal breaker. With a high use headset at any price point there's always something. The high end Bang Olufsen got clogged built in mic. My go to Anker Soundcore is always the cups degrade. What I can say is my non-gaming self will def be using gaming headsets from now on. Just like my office chair is a gamer chair. They are just made smarter. Razer nailed it with the Kitty. Read more

These headphones are impressively comfortable and sit well on the ears, even during long sessions. They block out a lot of ambient noise naturally, without any active noise cancellation. I especially appreciate that they’re wired—no charging required—which keeps things simple and reliable. The sound quality is surprisingly good. I tend to value crisp treble and highs more than bass, and this headset delivers nicely on both fronts. While I don’t use them for gaming, the audio performance for music and calls is solid. One thing to note: you’ll need an appropriate audio jack that supports both microphone and speaker functions. I’m using them on Windows, and like most mics I’ve tried, the input volume is a bit low, even when settings Windows input volume to 100%, unless you’ve got specialized hardware or software to boost it. Fit-wise, they accommodate a very large head. Mine’s fairly big, and I’m actually using the smallest size setting. That’s a plus for versatility. The only real downside is the cord length—it’s a stretch if your PC is under your desk. I’ve got mine plugged into a nearby USB hub, which helps, but a longer cable would’ve made this a five-star product. Read more

I was a little surprised by how big this headset is. I know I have a small head, but even on the smallest setting, without extending this headset at all, they're kind of too big for me to wear comfortably. It's hard to gauge in photos but basically my ear hits the absolute top of the inner opening part where your ear is meant to go and the bottom of the headphone comes down basically below my jaw on the smallest setting. In comparison, I have a pair of over the ear headphones from Skullcandy that fit me perfectly. I don't know if the difference is noticeable at all in photos, but I can absolutely feel the difference immediately in comfort level. The cat ears headset, while cute, feels like it's falling/pulling down on my face and like I constantly have to try and push it up but then it lifts the top of the headset off my head, so there's nothing to hold it up in the right spot. However if you do not have a tiny little pea sized head like me, then I'm sure you'll love these, and I am jealous of you lol Read more

Wow! These headphones are amazing! I've been looking for new gaming headset with a mic built into it, and you're going to get high quality with this pair! First off, these are the wired headphones, not the "fancier" wireless ones with the glowing LED ears. You know what, keep that fluff. If you're into gaming, you know that wireless isn't always better. The big issue with wireless or battery dependent headphones is the fact that it can die out on you mid game, or there can absolutely be lag in communication with your friends. The other thing about wired is that typically it's almost always a higher quality of audio since there isn't any wireless connection. Comfort: -I have a huge head. I wear a size 8 fitted hat (aka like a 3 XL hat basically. I can't wear your typical snap-back hat because it's too small). When I first got these, I was looking at it going like, "Oh. This isn't gonna work at all". When I adjusted the ear things to maximum, it was TOO BIG for my head! That honestly, is a first for me! So if you have a big dome like myself, then yeah, these will absolutely fit. -Normally when you get into the "Cheaper" price range of sub $100 headphones, you are typically sacrificing ear cup quality. Sometimes I'll have to go out and buy a 3rd part ear cup padding to get something decent on an inexpensive pair of cans. These are actually really nice out of the box! Are they going to be like a $600 pair of headphones regarding comfort? Hell no, but I just finished several hours of gaming on these and I wasn't bothered by them at all! Build Quality: -I personally like RAZR a lot. I've had many of their gaming mice, but I've never dipped my toes into the audio side of things. The construction of the headphones are extremely solid! There really isn't any flex going on when I try to twist them (gently) and normally in sub-$100 headphones I'll hear creaking noises when adjusting my headset or taking them off/putting on. The ears on the headphones are purely cosmetic are NOT light up. I really don't need RGB glowing from my head, so I'm totally okay with that. Those ears are also very sturdy and I imagine if you were to drop them, they ain't going to be flying off. Mic Quality: -I normally use my Blue YETI mic, but I decided to give the boom mic a try. I went on discord and spoke with my friends, and they reported back that I was clear and crisp. They prefer the quality of my dedicated Mic, but they stated that I sound like a typical gaming headset. if I were to use the mic, it would be for the PS5 where I can connect via the 3.5mm headphone jack into the controller and talk into that way. My friends didn't have to change any of the audio settings to hear me properly. Overall Thoughts: -I'm a cat guy, so I dig the ears! I wouldn't wear these at work (despite my inner demon telling me to do it on my next meeting), but absolutely I'd rock this out during gaming sessions. I'm a guy and I have zero qualms wearing cat eared headphones. I care more about the actual quality of the headphones. For me, these headphones land in a sweet spot where they are absolutely affordable vs. many other brands out there, and at the same time you are paying a little bit more of a premium than some of those really cheap "i've never heard of this brand before" headsets you see out there. Do yourself a favor, spend a bit more, and get these headphones. It lands in a sweet spot of price & quality. For myself, these are now my PS5 headphones going forward and I'm stoked to rock out some kitty ears! Read more