Is this and the haptic feedback worth if? LTT had a decent review on these 3yrs ago with the last gen : r/razer
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This cool, new vibrating tech from Razer lets gamers 'feel' their games
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This Headset VIBRATES! Razer Nari Ultimate Gaming Headset - YouTube
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