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Up on the review block today I’ve got another pair of V-Moda headphones that are called the Vibrato Remote. The Vibrato feature an inline remote which has controls for answering calls and controlling music along with a microphone that’s built-in. The build quality of these things is amazing, a lot is made of metal making them durable but a bit on the heavy side. Anyway, read on to learn more…
Wenn es um Innovationen im Audio-Bereich geht, darf ein 1996 gegründetes chinesisches Unternehmen mit dem Namen Edifier nicht übersehen werden. Durch hochqualitative Lösungen für die unterschiedlichsten Einsatzzwecke konnte sich der passionierte Sound-Spezialist auch nach der Expansion in Europa schnell einen guten Namen erarbeiten und hat sich bereits zahlreiche Auszeichnungen verdient. Die Produktpalette umfasst dabei Lautsprechersysteme sowohl für Unterwegs, als auch für dem Heimbedarf. Produktion, Entwicklung und Vermarktung wird nicht dem Zufall überlassen und komplett hausintern übernommen, was zweifelsohne ein wichtiger Baustein für den Erfolg des Unternehmens ist. Für den heutigen Test haben wir uns das R600 USB 2.0 Lautsprechersystem ausgesucht, um unsere kritische Ohren von der Qualität Edifiers überzeugen zu lassen. Als Besonderheiten bietet uns Edifier "ein Kabel für alles", Holz-Gehäuse und neben einem 10 cm großen Subwoofer pro Lautsprecher einen sehr günstigen Einstiegspreis. Ob der überaus günstige Testkandidat besser abschneidet, als das ebenfalls von uns getestete Microlab FC362 Soundsystem, erfahrt Ihr in unserem Test.
Nach vielen Stereo-Sets aus dem Hause Microlab haben wir mit dem FC 360 5.1 nun die High-End Surround-Lösung für den PC im Test. Die in dieser Preisklasse bereits vertretenen Produkte aus dem Hause Creative oder Logitech wollen erst einmal verdrängt werden. In anbetrach das viele Geräte die gestellten Erwartungen kaum einhalten, scheint dies nicht allzu schwer. Microlab möchte sich nun von genau diesem Einheitsbrei absetzen. Die Daten des Sets, welches mit externem Verstärker daher kommt, klingen im Vorfeld schon sehr vielversprechend. Wie sich das Microlab FC 360 5.1 im Test schlägt, lest ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
Technic3D hat die Wavemaster Moody 2.1 Lautsprecher im Test. Für unter 100,00 Euro möchte Wavemaster, neben einem guten Klangerlebnis, auch optisch einiges bieten. Wie das Moody 2.1 im Praxistest abschneidet, steht im folgenden Review.
Prior to starting this review we really hope you are all having a great time with your families and friends just like us (Christmas is that time of the year after all). Now as you all know we finished our last giveaway of 2012 a few days back and since two days now we've spend quite a bit of time dispatching most of the prizes some of you should actually have them by New Year’s Eve just as planned. However some of you also know that we don't really like giving away prizes that we haven't previously tested ourselves to verify their quality/performance and so for the past 2 weeks we've been trying out what is perhaps the most innovative product among the prizes we gave away 4 days ago. The product of course as clearly stated from the article title is none other than the latest Boost Plus Near-Field Audio Amplifying Speaker by iFrogz.
The Creative Sound Blaster Z Sound card is part of the new flagship series of Sound Blaster and features the multi-core Sound Core3D audio processor and beamforming microphone. There are three models in the Sound Blaster Z range; the Z, the Zx and the ZxR.
Delivering on their promise, today we’ll be reviewing the first gaming headset to grace AZiO’s Levetron line of gaming peripherals, the AZiO Levetron GH808 USB Gaming Headset. The Levetron GH808 features 40mm precision tuned neodymium drivers, bass enhancing vibration modules, circumural earcups, and a swing out noise cancelling microphone...
As most of you know now (if not all) while typing these lines CeBIT the largest electronics & PC hardware related exhibition in the EU is taking place in Hanover, Germany with countless products showcased by pretty much every manufacturer on the face of the planet. Unfortunately however that left us with two choices, either go there ourselves to cover everything happening at CeBIT up close and personal (not really that far compared to CES so it would be a lot easier to do so) or remain here, post news from CeBIT and at the same time continue our testing to keep our schedule. Well the decision was quite an obvious one (although i haven't been in CeBIT for a long time) and so for the past 6 days we've been spending quite a bit of time with the latest peripheral by Mad Catz, the F.R.E.Q.7 7.1 Virtual Surround PC Gaming Headset.
AZiO’s Levetron GH808 is a USB headset designed for gaming. The Levetron GH808 headset is plug-and-play, only requiring USB port on a Windows or Mac OS X system to use. Optional software can be downloaded from AZiO’s website, providing control of the GH808’s features from the desktop. Equipped with 40mm neodymium drivers and an additional 30mm “vibration” driver, the AZiO Levetron GH808 brings pulse-pounding excitement straight to gamers’ ears. Should you need to chat with your online buddies while playing, a unidirectional microphone can be pulled out from the left ear cup. The AZiO GH808 also includes a volume control knob as well as a toggle switch for enabling or disabling the bass enhancement feature.
With the summer period already opening its arms to welcome us more and more people are looking to buy wireless Bluetooth headsets for use while in the house, on the go or while working out. Now although Jabra recently released the quite remarkable REVO wireless Bluetooth headset the market is not really filled with such solutions, at least not powerful enough solutions for people who really want to listen to their tunes without volume restrictions. Granted the REVO is perhaps the best Bluetooth wireless headset out there but its rather high price tag makes it very hard for people on a tight budget to look at it as a valid solution so we searched around to find a Bluetooth wireless headset that shares most of the features found in the REVO but at half its price tag, if not less. Well it seems that the NC2-3 U.F.O Bluetooth Stereo Headphones by Oblanc just might be the right ones for the job.
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