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Bought Razer Forged Edition and it's not comfortable for me HELP ME !

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Hello,

 

I'am a fan of a hight quallity product, and i over a week ago purchased Razer Kraken Forged edition, it has everything i need a bass a loud noise, iam a fan of Dubstep and bass. I probably would find better solutions for that price, but iam kinda stupid razer fan boy. I'am not here to say that the product is bad, but for me personally its just very unconfortable using glasses, it presses my glasses so hard, that its painfull... Do you guys have any solution to that ? I can't do anything without my glasses. Somehow stretch it that it would be so hard or something, if so how to do it ? Please.

 

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The only thing I could think of is to get contact lenses, though it seems like a non-worthwhile fix for a seemingly small issue.

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If you put the headset over something larger than your head like your computer case that will reduce the clamping force of the headset and make it not press so hard against your head.

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I find that a multiple week break-in period is pretty normal for headphones...

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I find that a multiple week break-in period is pretty normal for headphones...

 

Depending on the brand, this is very true. Steel Series and Razer headphones both have quite a hard 'clamp' at first.

 

Higher quality brands tend to fit more comfortably after less time, in my experience at least. My Sennheiser RS180's only took a few hours to fit nicely. Give it some time, and if there's no luck, try return them for a higher quality brand.

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I find that a multiple week break-in period is pretty normal for headphones...

I will give one more week then ! I have been using it for around 2-4 hours only. Bussy as hell :D. Ok so what now i did, i had a box from Forged headphones so i put them on, i will hold there around 10 hours, and i think it might help fix the issue, and if now, iam just gonna do what linus sad, wear it for a week, and ill brake them in ! :D

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Hello,

 

I'am a fan of a hight quallity product, and i over a week ago purchased Razer Kraken Forged edition, it has everything i need a bass a loud noise, iam a fan of Dubstep and bass. I probably would find better solutions for that price, but iam kinda stupid razer fan boy. I'am not here to say that the product is bad, but for me personally its just very unconfortable using glasses, it presses my glasses so hard, that its painfull... Do you guys have any solution to that ? I can't do anything without my glasses. Somehow stretch it that it would be so hard or something, if so how to do it ? Please.

 

Thanks.

If you were a fan of high quality products, you wouldn't be buying razer in the first place. 

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If you were a fan of high quality products, you wouldn't be buying razer in the first place. 

It is my dision with brand i choose, and the quallity is amazing with these krakens, as i sad iam a fan boy of razer ! Hate me for that

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It is my dision with brand i choose, and the quallity is amazing with these krakens, as i sad iam a fan boy of razer ! Hate me for that

No hate there bud, I love the razer keyboards and mouses. But I'd stay miles away from the headphones..there are so many other brands that offer better comfort for headphones and probably quality sound. And since I'm typing this from a Razer BlackWidow I'm not hating you :D.

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Sorry i didn't bought Sennheiser, but i can promise you, one of the best of there products will be on my table this year. I need something that makes vocals sound nice.

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Buy like a water melon or something thats around the size of your head than put it on that when you're not using it. 

If they are not comfortable don't keep them, it's way more important than brand loyalty because i'm sure the company doesn't care.

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Sell them and buy real headphones

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If i had that kind of money again, around 300 euros what headset would you recommend to me ? Without microphone.

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They'll eventually break in.

 

If you can't stand it, take a look at your glasses and see if there is a metal insert in it. If there is one, you might be able to remove them.

 

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