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Creative SXFI THEATER Wireless Headphones
Creative announced the SXFI THEATER, its latest solution in wireless headphones. Featuring the audio realism of Super X-Fi headphone holography, low-latency wireless audio transmission and long battery life. Bluetooth headphones offer wireless audio connectivity, but latency issues are a common gripe for users.
This is where SXFI THEATER has the edge – featuring a proprietary 2.4 GHz digital wireless audio transmission with five times less latency than a typical Bluetooth transmission, which translates to truly seamless audio and video sync for users. The transmission is performed via SXFI TX, a wireless transmitter USB dongle which accompanies the headphone. The effective distance of 10m can be extended through a supplied USB extension dock with a 1.2m-long cable. At the heart of SXFI THEATER is its 50mm Neodymium drivers, that are tuned to deliver audio that is powerful yet accurate, and can provide cinematic bass which is absolutely essential for movie lovers.
SXFI THEATER completes the cinematic audio experience with Super X-Fi – the award-winning headphone holography technology which recreates the soundstage of a multi-speaker surround system that can rival a real cinema, and personalizes it by scanning the user’s head and ears, so that the custom-fit audio experience becomes natural like never before. In fact, SXFI THEATER provides a better experience by always placing users in the ‘sweet spot’ (the middle of a cinema), as may not be the case for cinema-goers. Moreover, unlike at the cinema, users are able to tweak the volume to their own liking – trivial yet essential.
SXFI THEATER is priced at GBP 169.99 (excluding VAT).
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#5731405 Posted on: 11/14/2019 09:03 PM
i think it's more like the corsair virtuoso rgb, so about the same price.
But no reviews available on youtube (Should we really trust the influencers...)
Still looking for a wireless gaming headphone, with high quality sound, low latency, good microphone, bluetooth (so i can pair it with my phone or whatever), and usbc. The only close one to this is the senheiser 670 which is out of price, difficult to judge the quality, and waaay too big.
i think it's more like the corsair virtuoso rgb, so about the same price.
But no reviews available on youtube (Should we really trust the influencers...)
Still looking for a wireless gaming headphone, with high quality sound, low latency, good microphone, bluetooth (so i can pair it with my phone or whatever), and usbc. The only close one to this is the senheiser 670 which is out of price, difficult to judge the quality, and waaay too big.
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#5731937 Posted on: 11/16/2019 02:16 AM
After tge experience with the tactic rage 3d from em , i am not touching creative again even rma the firt pair and the second also broke also in the 10 month mark give or take a month , and also one of the worst offenders was the cushion on top of the headset was hard as rocks on both of em giving a painful bite sensation on the top of your head i even tried to have em so open they do not touch the top of my head but they would not stay .....long story short ... creative on headphones ....never again.
After tge experience with the tactic rage 3d from em , i am not touching creative again even rma the firt pair and the second also broke also in the 10 month mark give or take a month , and also one of the worst offenders was the cushion on top of the headset was hard as rocks on both of em giving a painful bite sensation on the top of your head i even tried to have em so open they do not touch the top of my head but they would not stay .....long story short ... creative on headphones ....never again.
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So....similar to Corsair Void....but twice the price.