Razer has some gears for those looking to up their gaming experience on Playstation 4. The first is a pair of game controller called Razer Raiju Ultimate and Raiju Tournament Edition and the second product is a gaming headset called Razer Thresher headset. The controller is, not surprisingly, looking super […]
Turtle Beach has announced a new gaming headset that is is totally worthy of our attention because of two key reasons: one, it is multiplatform, which means you don’t quite need to worry about the changing platforms and two, camouflage. With a camouflage design, the Turtle Beach Recon Camo Mutliplatform […]
Seven discrete surround sound channels, five drivers in each earcup making a total of ten drivers. Those are what the new flagship headset Tiamat 7.1 V2 from leading gaming lifestyle company Razer has to offer. That’s right. 10 freaking drivers and 7.1 surround sound on a pair of headphones. Those […]
If you are into first person shooter, then you will appreciate the ability to hear everything and without lag. Hearing everything means preventing yourself being killed and having an upper hand over your opponents, and no lag, means you are not behind the action. Those are what the new Razer […]
Folks. We have been misled the whole time. Apparently, the so-called 7.1 headphones aren’t really surround sound as proposed to be. Then again, we should have known cos’ the moment we put on those cans, it did in fact sounds different from the natural environment. The experience wouldn’t be that […]
Traditionally, gaming headphones’ aesthetic leaves much to be desired. Not that they are ugly or anything, but as far as discerning gamers are concerned, they are often too gaming gear-like and the sonic reproduction aspect is often hardly anywhere near audiophile-grade. This is where established high-end audio company AudioQuest’s NightHawk […]
gaming and audiophile don’t often go hand-in-hand, but since last year, Polk Audio has managed to marry the two with three console gaming audio solutions and at this year’s E3, it has another to offer: the Polk Audio Striker Gaming Headset. designed with Xbox One in mind, the Striker features […]
when you think gaming headsets, the first few brands that come to mind would probably be Roccat, Turtle Beach, or Razer, but for the select few who craved more than just the boom-boom-boom sound from their gaming headphones, the Feenix Aria Studio-Grade Gaming Headphones is the gaming audio cans for you.
unless you prefer cops knocking on your door, you probably would want to keep the volume of your gaming to yourself with a pair of gaming headset, but that would mean sacrificing the awesome surround boom, boom, boom effect, well.. not quite, if you are talking about the ROCCAT Kave KTD 5.1 Digital Gaming Headset.
the impression of gaming gears, especially headphones, are mainly of polyethylene construct. though hardy, plastic is hardly a material that you would call ‘classy’, much less ‘premium’ at any given level, but the Razer Kraken Forged Edition Headphones you see here is about change all that. featuring earcups crafted from aircraft-grade
the Turtle Beach iSeries Wireless Headset is the newest audio cans from the New York-based company that is billed as the first headsets specifically made for use with Mac and iOS products. positioned as the high-end media headsets, the iSeries, which comprises of the wireless surround sound i60 and the wireless amplified stereo i30