Equipped with a 50mm neodymium magnet driver, it boasts a frequency range from 20Hz to 20kHz, an impedance of 32Ω, sensitivity of 96dB, and an input power of 20mW. The detachable omnidirectional microphone operates in the 100Hz to 10,000Hz frequency range with a sensitivity of -38dBV at 1kHz. The dimensions of this headset are 210mm (width) x 201mm (depth) x 90mm (height), weighing 320g, with a 1.8m cable. The accompanying audio control box measures 85mm (width) x 21mm (depth) x 10mm (height), weighing approximately 35g.

Similarly, the "Predator Galea 315" headset offers a connection via a 3.5mm stereo mini jack. It features the same 50mm neodymium magnet driver, maintaining the 20Hz to 20kHz frequency band, along with an impedance of 32Ω, sensitivity of 96dB, and 20mW input power. Its detachable microphone operates within a frequency range of 100Hz to 10,000Hz, offering a sensitivity of -40dBV at 1kHz. The dimensions and weight of the Predator Galea 315 match those of the Galea 365, measuring 210mm (width) x 201mm (depth) x 90mm (height) and weighing 320g, with a 1.8m cable.

Lastly, the "Predator Galea 330" differs from its counterparts as a canal-type, low-latency, completely wireless earphone. It utilizes an 8mm driver, maintaining the 20Hz to 20kHz frequency range, with a sensitivity of 103dB at 1kHz. The integrated omnidirectional microphone functions within a frequenc range of 100Hz to 10,000Hz, offering a sensitivity of -42dBV at 1kHz. Each earphone has a 40mAh battery capacity, while the charging case holds 400mAh. The earphones provide approximately four hours of continuous usage time, with a maximum communication range of 10m. They measure 34.2mm (width) x 20.4mm (depth) x 23.0mm (height), weighing 7g. The charging case has dimensions of 56mm (width) x 56mm (depth) x 28mm (height), weighs 45.5g, and features an RGB lighting feature.