A headset ... It's been a long time since we had not tested any of these accessories, attached to the graphics that we are. We need to do our self-criticism from time to time. We always tend to look at what goes through the ear canal far less interesting than what passes through the optic nerve. Take any test - and I think it's not just about our site - or preview article we bow before the tessellation of DirectX 11 cards, a very realistic HDR lighting, terrain, textures. Paragraphs and whole paragraphs devoted to what is happening on the screen. And sometimes, when you think an "ah yes, about the music is nice," thrown to the end of a page. As if this aspect was vulgar, secondary.
These are not just journalists. I do not know if you play titles like World of Warcraft that sometimes require the use of a communication software like Team Speak. In a raid of 10 or 25, you always have two or three players who speak with a quality worthy of an announcement microphone station. Yes, plus when you have no luck, what are the essential information that you miss in these cases. Style, in a raid: "scrounch, you spend a tank, scrounch, you looking after, the DPS, especially scrounch you remain the boss when he invokes his scrounch. Go, go scrounch. And then you realize how some advise to take another microphone that comes with their first SoundBlaster twenty years ago.
Perfect for Gamers:
The SteelSeries headset features 50mm drivers with a remarkably wide frequency response that delivers rich and detailed audio reproduction. The headset delivers a clean and clear soundscape from mood setting music to critical 3D positional sounds and alerts. The design is simple and rather go anywhere. A microphone is hidden in the headset, switch on the cable can be cut. The matte black finish gives a sturdy at all, in any case it seems to behave. It has two interchangeable ear pads, leather or foam, for my part I preferred the comfort of the foam. The headset is fully removable to be easily transportable, but SteelSeries has forgotten the bag. The cable jack is 1m long, there is also an extension of 2m, there is impeccable.
The headset offers two interchangeable ear-cushions that provide long-lasting comfort: Open-type cloth covered foam ear-cushions with hear-through functionality and closed-type leather ear-cushions with noise dampening foam that increases passive noise isolation. The headset can be dismantled in 4 separate pieces, which allows for compact and easy transportation. The right ear-cup features an "invisible" pull-out unidirectional microphone system, that can be discretely hidden when not in use. The durable braided cord includes built-in volume and microphone controls.
The sounds are very well reproduced, also perfect in games is its primary objective. It has everything that is, low, medium and treble. The bad thing is the sound board, the cable jack that resonates in the headphones when you touch. It's a shame we had here a good quality headphones for 65$ that could be used also on mobile phone with built-in microphone and small footprint once removed, but the resonance effect may irritate in more one. It is therefore leave on the desktop for network play, which makes an already perfect headphones for gamers.
Quality comfort and Convenience:
Well, I must say that the headset I was using before was not specifically the worst in the world. I used it two in fact. The first games for a basic use, the second for most musical moments where I wanted a little less weight on the head too. The 777 is indeed a bit heavy and bulky. Anyway, I did not manage to eliminate one story to have a little son lurking under the ground. Yes but now, the 7H arrives and there, the past, I made a coffee table. The 7H simply do not stack the advantages of one or the other, it transcends all that I could put myself on the head until now.
Prior to hesitate between 777 and Carcharias, I always hesitated between headphones and speakers. The speakers, it's better for 3D effects, non weight above the head. Unfortunately, circumstances do you ever have to wear headsets. Simply place it on the skull is already a first fault. Well it's hard to believe but the 7H is already comfortable. The fact of the post is not in any discomfort. Instead I am tempted to say. It is even very nice.
The 7H is circum-aural, it completely covers the ears. But unlike all the other headsets of this kind that we have tested, it cuts both ways. Those around you do not hear your music and you hear less noise from outside. With pads. We found two pairs in the box. This is the default faux leather upholstered, it allows them to isolate themselves. The pair foam is nice but conventional advantage and leaves the sound go in one way or the other. In fact, I have not seen a single benefit to the pair of foam. So alongside removable pads. However, I found a very unexpected advantage to the semi-leather. I work in attics, under roof shingles. Needless to say that at this moment, it's not very pleasant to work between 35 and 40 degrees. Not to burst, I put a wet towel on the skull. If the foam pads come in contact with water they will rot at the speed V. Those semi-leather, however, are not incompatible. And the headset perfectly greenhouse towel that does not fall on my eyes.
In terms of comfort, this headset will meet the requirements of even the toughest players. The pads are incredibly soft and the question "is what one is better with or without the headphones, I tend to meet for the first time in my life is better with that.
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