Asus very kindly sent us the headset that sits atop the product stack for their 'ROG Fusion' lineup of RGB/Aura compatible gaming headsets. With a heavy emphasis placed on sound quality (or as is proclaimed), the 700's carry an impressive feature set, with a price tag to match. Shall we see how they fare?
In this review, we check out the new Corsair HS70 Stereo Gaming Headset. The headset might look similar to the Corsair HS50, which we already reviewed before. It doesn’t have RGB, however it is wireless and comes with an integrated USB 7.1 Surround soundcard.
Today we have the Corsair HS60 gaming headset in for review. The headset is a unit designed to bridge the gap between the more budget oriented HS50's and higher end Void and Void Pro RGB units.
Today review the new ASUS Strix Fusion 500 gaming headset in for review. The headset is advertised with the introduction of an ESS 9018 DAC and Sabre 9601K Amplifier. The Fusion 500 isn't, however, wireless, so it cannot be directly compared to perhaps its closest rival, the Corsair Void Pro RGB.
Armed with a small sub and two satellite speakers we'll today have a look at Creative Sound BlasterX Kratos S3 speaker kit. It is small, light-weight and doesn't look half bad either. But will it perform for the 79 USD / 69 Euros it costs?
Today we have Cougar's new Phontum gaming headset in for review. The headset is advertised as being 'Real Gear For Real Gamers,' and the unit itself certainly continues Cougar's distinct orange and black theme. Being a traditionally wired unit, there is no inbuilt wireless or Bluetooth connectivity here.
Cougar is a German company that’s been producing gaming oriented peripherals since 2008, and is expanded its lineup of products, from mice, keyboards, and now headsets. They recently sent us a box full of goodies, including the new Immersa Pro, their top headset. If you thought you’d forgotten about RGB all the things, well, Cougar is here to remind you with the Immersa Pro.
We review the new Corsair HS50 Stereo Gaming Headset. A headset back to its basics, stereo, lacking RGB, lacking integrated USB soundcard. Nope just back to the basics with proper drivers and a 3.5mm headphone connector. Strip things away, and we end up with a 50 EUR/USD headset, that is offering good wear and pretty terrific audio.
We test the Corsair ST100 RGB headset stand, granted not something we'd typically review. However, the ST100 RGB headset stand is something different.
Corsair has updated their VOID RGB wireless headset line with a new PRO model. The Dolby certified VOID comes with updated software as well, and manages to seriously impress me in terms of audio quality and sure, build quality as well.
We review the MasterPulse Pro USB headset from Cooler Master, this gaming headset offers 7.1 channel audio with the help of two 44mm drivers.
We review the new Corsair Gaming VOID Surround Dolby headset. The Dolby certified VOID is another model in the Corsair gaming series and both through a mini-jack (for usage on your phone or console as well comes with a USB adapter for the PC, which when used allows for Dolby Surround 7.1 (virtualized) gaming. All that is based on the all familiar and trusty 50mm neodymium drivers and the Corsair CUE software suite.
Today on the slab is a new sound card from PowerColor, who need no introduction from their line of video cards, and it’s a beast, meet the PowerColor Devil HDX Sound Card.
We check out the Bluetooth capable Wavemaster CUBE mini, a 2-channel 2-way stereo sound system that you can hook up to your PC, or alternatively use on your Bluetooth HDTV or Smart-phone to listen to tunes on. With the trend being Sonos the prices on kits like these are artificially inflated upwards through the roof. Wavemaster however figures, 'heck we can do that in terms of audio quality easily...' and at a price that is three times cheaper.
We review the RipJaws SR910 USB headset from G.Skill, this gaming headset offers 7.1 channel audio with the help of not two, no 10 drivers. Yep five in each ear-cup. The headset is aimed at gamers who like precision audio, so that when they get sniped .. they will actually hear the bullet coming from behind them. Well, at least the rifle firing I guess. The SR910 comes with retractable boom MIC (environmental noise cancelling) and even an USB control pod which you can use to alter each and every audio channel. Armed with nice looks, proper audio quality this head set can be purchased for just 139 USD.
We review the new Corsair Gaming VOID RGB wireless headset. The Dolby certified VOID is the successor model to the Vengeance series and works through a USB transmitter on the 2.4 GHz Wireless band. One charge will get you hours of wireless headset gaming over two quality 50mm drivers.
We review the new Corsair Gaming H2100 wireless headset. The H 2100 is a follow-up model to the Vengeance series and works through a USB transmitter powered Dolby headset. One charge will get you 9 hours of wireless headset gaming over two quality Neodyne 50mm drivers. These surround sound headphones offer 16-bit/48 KHz playback and come with Dolby Pro Logic IIx certification and a new color theme, black is back.
With the launch of the professional Corsair Gaming line, the H1500 is headset has been revamped and reintroduced onto the market. Armed with good looks a comfortable feel and pretty great audio quality this product is bound to impress. it has big 50mm neodymium drivers and newly revised USB drivers that include Dolby 7.1 surround sound, it is capable of offering 16-bit/48 KHz playback and has an excellent frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz. In stereo you can apply Dolby Pro Logic IIx certification and in 5.1 and 7.1 you get to fool around with Dolby 7.1 surround. All that and a new and a new color theme as well, Corsair Gaming is back baby.
We test and review the BitFenix FLO headset. A regular version is put to the test in an extensive review here at Guru3D. The stereo headset comes with nice 40mm NeoDymium drivers. Available at a fairly cheap price and four colors this set might be just what the doctor ordered, as they are sounding really nice and offer comfortable wear as well.
We test and review the all new Corsair Vengeance 2100 wireless headset. The Vengeance 2100 is an updated model from the 2000 series and works through a USB transmitter powered surround-sound ogre headset and comes with nice big 50mm drivers and revised USB drivers that include surround sound, capable of offering 16-bit/48 KHz playback. All new is a Dolby Pro Logic IIx certification and a new color theme, it's back.
