Razer Kitty Ears V2 for Gaming Headphone (Black)

Razer Kitty V2 is generally paired using Bluetooth. First, you'll need to put your Kitty V2 headphones into pairing mode. To activate it, refer to your user guide to see what specific button or a combination of buttons to use on your device for pairing mode. Turn on the headphones.  Make sure Bluetooth is turned on for your smartphone.  Your phone should now be scanning for Bluetooth devices.  Locate "Razer Kitty V2" in the list of devices found, then select the name to initiate pairing.  Your phone might request you to confirm the pairing. After pairing successfully, you should now be able to use your Kitty V2 headphones for all of your audio functions on your phone. Some models may also have a 3.5mm wired connection, but Bluetooth is the primary and most convenient way.

Yes, the most outstanding and attention-grabbing feature of the Razer Kitty V2 headphones is that the cat ears on the headset's ear cups light up.  The ear cups come with customizable RGB lighting, and you can change the look of your headset using a wide variety of colors and dynamic lighting effects. Usually, you would use the lighting and control on a PC through the Synapse software offered by Razer to achieve total color pattern and effects domination over your kitty ears. Most of these might have control at the headset by button combination; however, control via software offers much greater possibilities.

Razer Kraken Kitty (and in the V2 version) features an in-built microphone that is retracting and flexible. Hence, allowing you to set it at whichever position that suits voice capture.  To hear the microphone operation, the first step is to appropriately position it within your mouthable area. The microphone should be active by default when the headset is connected to your device, whether that connection is via Bluetooth or a wired connection. However, you may need to check your device's audio settings (on your computer, console, or phone) and select the Kraken Kitty as the default input device if it isn't automatically recognized. Some models also include a mute directly on the headset itself so the user can easily mute the microphone.

"Razer Kitty ears" is the name given to the cat ear-shaped ear cups, a most striking design feature of both the Razer Kraken Kitty and the Razer Kitty V2 gaming headsets. The headsets have been designed with a playful and unique look and feel that enables them to appeal to people who want their gaming peripherals to be more whimsical and expressive. Not only does the kitty ears look good, but they also house the customizable RGB lighting to give an extra dimension in personalizing the headset. They're part of what makes the headset visually striking.

The Razer cat ears are purely a design aspect, forming part of the headset's ear cups and forming the unit's aesthetic style. They not only serve aesthetic purposes but also hold the customizable RGB lighting. Lighting effects on the kitty ears are controlled either through Razer's Synapse software when the headset is connected to a PC or, in some cases, directly on the headset using specific button combinations. The ear cups themselves, cat ears included, work just like any other headset ear cups do, housing the drivers responsible for the audio you hear.

To change the lighting of the Razer kitty ears, you will have to customize the RGB lighting via Razer's software. In most cases, it is Razer Synapse, or whatever software package your specific model uses. You have to download and install it on your computer. Once installed, open it and select your connected Kitty V2 headset within the software. Inside the software interface, you will find a lighting control section. In this tab, you are able to configure the lighting of the ear cups—the kitty ears—by choosing among a series of colors, lighting patterns, and dynamic effects. The software offers the fullest control over lighting customization.

The Razer Kitty V2 headset offers multiple connection options for versatility. The primary and most common method for connecting the Kitty V2 is via Bluetooth for wireless use. To connect via Bluetooth, first, put the headset into pairing mode (refer to the user manual for the exact steps). Then, enable Bluetooth on your device (phone, PC, etc.). In your device's Bluetooth settings, search for available devices. Select "Razer Kitty V2" (or a similar name) from the list to pair the devices. Some versions of the Kitty V2 also provide a 3.5mm wired connection as a secondary option. This is useful for devices without Bluetooth or for conserving battery power. For PC use, it is usually recommended to install Razer Synapse software in order to get access to lighting control and other settings for the headset.