Razer Kaira Pro review — Another solid all-around gaming headset

It’s my opinion that if you spend $150 on a gaming headset, you should get one that is versatile enough to also work as your regular daily headphones. Audiophiles will want to buy dedicated headphones for specific situations, but I don’t think that applies to most of us. I want the headphones I buy to work when I’m gaming at home or listening to music on the go. Razer is now offering something like that with its Kaira Pro headset, and it mostly nailed what anyone should want in an all-around headset with a couple of exceptions.

The Razer Kaira Pro is available now for $150. It supports both Bluetooth and Xbox’s wireless standard, which means it works with anything that supports Bluetooth audio in addition to the Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. And in designing the Kaira, Razer predicted that people might want to take it with them. To facilitate that use case, the Kaira has a built-in internal microphone that you can use to take calls on the go. For better sound during gaming, however, you can use the detachable boom mic.