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Have you ever found yourself wishing for the perfect headset that delivers superior sound quality, comfort, and durability all rolled into one? The Rugged Radios Behind The Head Ultimate Headset is just that—a reliable companion for anyone passionate about audio clarity, noise cancellation, and easy usage even in the most demanding environments. This review aims to provide a comprehensive look…

Razer BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - 50mm Drivers - Memory Foam Cushion - For PC, PS4, PS5, Switch - 3.5mm Audio Jack - Black

The Victrix Gambit Controller and Headset Were Made for Competitive Play

A couple of years ago, we were able to sit down with Victrix which at the time, a fairly new company. They work to engineer products specifically designed to give gamers an advantage in a competitive environment. The Gambit headset delivers amazing sound and comfort. The noise-isolating earcups are constructed using vegan leather. We are reviewing the Xbox version of the headset with comes with a…

It is common to see someone sitting in the office or during working process always enjoy the wonderful music rhythm with a perfect pair of earphone or headphones. Wired headphones, of course, are very common, however, wired ones certainly have some disadvantages. Therefore, wireless and Bluetooth technology has been integrated into headphone and headsets to give users best music listening experience without annoying with cord wire.

Wireless features give listeners more mobility and flexibility which are extremely important on some occasions, e.g driving car and truck, on working site communication, live reporting etc. Users can benefit from wireless technology and keep communicating without the limitation on location due to wire factors.

Users also no need to worry the sound quality and transmit speed while coming with wireless or Bluetooth headphones or headset. These listening equipment have been developed so advanced that no any deflect sound quality or speed can be detected using wireless or Bluetooth communication.

There are many types of wireless headphones and headsets on market today, and they can well satisfy users’ much different purpose, from listening music, car and truck driving, to playing the game. These headphones have integrated the latest Bluetooth technology to give users the best user experience.

Turtle Beach Ear Force Recon 60P - Unbox & Review - #gamersunite @turtlebeach

Mark takes a look at the Turtle Beach Recon P60 budget gaming headset & surprisingly it’s pretty darn good! Click here to buy from Amazon: http://amzn.to/1Ic8nfR ● Previous Episode: https://youtu.be/pFpOQuqAGLs ● Mystery Episode: https://youtu.be/2f2mNSQIg2I ● Playlist: https://goo.gl/K9dKRH ● Help our channel grow ● ➜ Like, Favorite & Share with your friends; ➜ Comment on it, your feedback is…

SteelSeries H Wireless Review | Surround Gaming Headset

SteelSeries H Wireless Review

The SteelSeries H Wireless is a wireless gaming headset with 7.1 surround sound. This headset is compatible with PC, XBOX 360, and Playstation 3, with likely Playstation 4 support.

Combining a gaming headset, a surround sound experience, and wireless capability makes for the perfect formula for me. But did the headset live up to my standards?

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I recently picked up a wireless Afterglow Universal Headset by PDP for $89.99 to try out, and if you’re looking for a fully universal headset, this is the one. (If you aren’t too concerned about distance, you can also get the wired Universal Afterglows for $59.99.) It supports Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii, Wii U, and even smart phone and mp3 players. This level of compatibility is unbeatable for a value gaming headset. With such a great range of compatible devices available, the real question becomes how good the quality and sound of this headset is.

When I set it up, it was relatively simple to understand, and I finished quickly. The quality of audio is actually quite impressive. They use 50mm Neodymium® Speakers to provide a quality experience that matches up with some of the Turtle Beach or Astro headsets on the market. The headset has three settings for you to choose from, to decide what audio experience you prefer, and others listening to you through your mic can hear you loud and clear. The advertised battery, a 900mAh rechargeable Lithium Polymer, is said to last for over 10 hours; in testing this, I found this to be right on the mark, as mine does not make it much past 13 hours on a full charge.

The main issue that some might have with this headset is how big and bright it is.  In terms of size, it actually only looks heavy. It’s relatively light in weight, and sits on your head comfortably, though it does make your head look bigger. The padding for the ears is shaped to cup them, and adds a noise canceling element. As for the brightness, you can set it to have no glow, full glow, or only have certain parts light up. These all make it comfortable for long gaming sessions.