Razer Kaira Pro

Low Bluetooth latency with iOS devices. Companion app with many configuration features. Great build quality. Comfortable fit. Low non-Bluetooth latency with compatible devices. Great overall microphone performance.

Sub-par noise isolation capability. Bulky design. Middling frequency response consistency.

The Razer Kaira Pro are fair for neutral sound. These headphones struggle to deliver audio consistently. Their out-of-the-box sound profile is also somewhat unbalanced, with a boomy bass range, cluttered and muddy mids, and an underemphasized, uneven...

Simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connection on multiple devices ; USB-C dongle doesn't block the USB-A port on PS5 ; Stylish RGB lights ; Same Razer audio quality fans love

Microphone volume is soft ; Battery life varies wildly depending on HyperSense and RGB levels ; Not supported on Razer Synapse ; HyperSense levels need adjusting

Boasting simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connections on two devices and HyperSense haptics, the Razer Kaira Pro is an excellent headset that looks right at home sitting beside the PS5 and its accessories. Though its battery life takes a hit with...

, which has much better battery life. The Kaira Pro for PS5 gets the basics right, but in such a crowded market, that may not be enough.

Decent audio quality ; Bluetooth and Xbox wireless audio sound mixing capabilities ; Great app experience with lots of features ; Decent construction quality ; Great mic quality

Mic monitoring is not activated by default ; Distortion occurs while using Bluetooth

$150 Bottom line: The Kaira Pro is a decent all-rounder that offers a wealth of features with solid construction and quality. However, it has some close competitors in the same price bracket that edge it out.

Extremely comfortable ; Good sound ; Ideal for Xbox consoles ; Sleek design

Bluetooth inconveniences ; Few customization options

is more versatile, but neither one is significantly better or worse. Consider all three, and if you go with the Kaira Pro, know that you'll be getting the most stylish of the bunch.

+ Comfortable to use ; + Swappable side plates ; + Versatile ; + Fast, accurate tracking ; + Excellent battery life ; + Wireless works as good as wired ; + Has both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth ; + Reasonable weight ; + Razer Synapse works well

- Pricey ; - Non-adjustable scroll wheel ; - Doesn't come with charging dock like other Ultimate offerings ; - Still uses MicroUSB

The Razer Naga Pro gaming mouse is a jack of all trades for right-handed gamers.

Works across a wide array of devices ; Surprisingly strong audio performance ; Wireless via both dongle and Bluetooth ; Improved mic over base model

Largely same headset as base Kaira ; HyperSense and RGB are underwhelming ; Build quality doesn’t feel premium enough ; Could offer more functionality for the price

The Razer Kaira Pro is a decent choice for those looking for an all-rounder headset for the PlayStation. Yet, for just shy of £199.99, the lacklustre mic, less-than-premium plasticky finish and lack of dedicated scroll wheels may leave buyers feeling a...

Lovingly made Halo aesthetic ; Solid audio performance ; Works brilliantly with Xbox, PC and mobile

Doesn’t do enough to justify the cost ; Middling microphone quality ; Battery could be better

Thanks to a surprisingly rich audio performance, a generous mix of EQ settings and Master Chief-ready design, the Razer Kaira Pro Halo Infinite Edition is a decent choice as an Xbox-only headset. However, for £169.99, the middling mic and the lack of...

Comfort is next level, it’s perfectly ergonomically designed.

Micro-USB port on the mouse and cable, why is there no USB-C?

The Razer Naga Pro ticks all the boxes for a high-end mouse and it really is your one-stop shop regardless of your gaming preference, as neither of the panels feels like an afterthought. As I mentioned before, light-weight mice users won’t be a fan but...