Gaming

Sennheiser is known for its high-quality sound equipment, which usually justifies the high price. The accumulated experience, traditional German meticulousness, and impressive material and technical capabilities are the factors that make it possible to produce the profile market equipment of exceptional quality under this recognizable brand.​

The Sennheiser PC 373D is not just another model in the endless lineup of gaming headsets. The manufacturer has very carefully developed this device. The black and red blur the line between simplicity and elegance. The velvety cushions and distinctive headband create a high-end headphone look, whereas the black plastic frame looks humble enough to fit into an interior filled with all kinds of gaming accessories.

SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC is a premium gaming headset, a continuation of the legendary Arctis series. During development, the Danish company SteelSeries has taken a win-win path: took the device, which was in great demand among gamers, and improved it while correcting all the minor flaws. That’s why Arctis Pro headset became even more perfect. Moreover, it is equipped with a powerful sound card. The GameDAC digital-to-analog converter DAC ESS Sabre 9018 is the main novelty here, and according to the manufacturer, one of the best representatives of its class.

Among the headsets specifically designed for video games is the Cloud Series, which is designed to meet all gaming enthusiasts’ needs. Known for its sound quality and aesthetics, the Cloud Alpha gaming headset is different from all other competitors on the market. After launching the previous gaming headsets, HyperX introduced a headset to provide gamers with a more pleasant experience during longer gaming sessions. In this review of the HyperX Cloud Alpha gaming headset, we will find out if HyperX delivers on its promise.​

The sound quality prevails here, it also impresses when compared to other gaming headsets in the same price range such as: Sennheiser GSP 350, Corsair Void Elite Surround 7.1, Turtle Beach Elite 800. The brand’s engineers have made every possible focus to create a solid and durable headset. We also noticed how pleasant the headset is after a few hours of wearing, both in portability and sound. Another intriguing point is the microphone, which records clearly. It’s all these elements that make HyperX Cloud Alpha one the best budget gaming headset for PC and Xbox One (provided you have an adapter), ranking below its successor HyperX Cloud Alpha II and Razer Blackshark V2 Pro (which is approximately $50 more expensive), and above Razer Blackshark V2.

With the G430 gaming headset, Logitech is trying to reposition itself after the launch of the controversial G230 gaming headset, but when compared to its predecessor, little seems to have changed. At least that’s the opinion of several users who have tested the gaming headset.

The surround sound software improves sound quality dramatically, and the presence of internal drivers in the headphones makes them very easy to use. Nonetheless, we would also like to address a few aspects of the headset that we liked and others that we didn’t like as much.

Razer Kraken was an incredibly awaited gaming headset designed for professionals. With this gaming headset, Razer hopes to take advantage of nearly all the strengths of previous headsets and provide users with a headset that combines power, performance, and pleasant comfort. Will it be able to deliver on its promise?

Like many users, we wanted to test Razer Kraken to see what improvements and new features it provides. We were able to do a few tests with the gaming headset to see how it works. Here’s a brief summary of what we’ve found so far.

In August 2020, the Razer Blackshark V2 gaming headset provided a discreet sound card, support for 7.1 virtual surround sound, and THX sound profiles. We tested this new feature and shared our impressions here.

Corsair is well known in the gaming peripherals market. This is especially true for their wide selection of headphones, with high-end and more affordable stereo models. Today’s reviewer, Corsair Void Elite Surround (7.1), is somewhere in between.

These headphones have modern features such as improved speakers, extended frequency range, and 7.1 sound, but they won’t let go of the last penny in your wallet. You have to agree that it’s a very intriguing combination, especially in today’s environment.