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Razer are one of the hottest manufacturer's at the moment in terms of gaming peripherals and currently produce some of the best quality products on the market for fantastic prices. We all know how great their mice, keyboards and headsets are, so when they decided to delve into the portable gaming speaker market it could only mean good things.
Wir benötigen ein Headset für den Markt, welches alles kann!“, dachte sich wohl Creative vor der Entwicklung des Sound Blaster Evo Wireless Headsets und stellte dann nun im Juni dieses Jahres die komplette Evo-Serie vor. Wir waren ein wenig neugierig und holten uns Einstiegsmodell der Evo-Serie, das Evo Wireless, in die Redaktion. Dieses wurde intensiv in vielfältigen Situationen getestet. Ob Kabellos verbunden mit Bluetooth, per 3,5mm Klinke oder per Micro-USB direkt am Computer. Wie nun diese Allround-Lösung in der Redaktion abgeschnitten hat und es wirklich als „Immer drauf“ durchgehen kann, klärt der folgende Testbericht.
Corsair's entry into the PC speaker market has exceeded my expectations of what a 2.1 system can do. It's evident from the build quality and high-end components that a lot of forethought was put into this product, and the end result is exceptional sound that raises the bar for every other speaker set in this price range.
As many of you know i don't believe that the best way to play games on the PC is with a headset placed over your head (LAN events excluded of course) because for once the positioning audio quality can't really be on par with that of a complete 5.1/7.1 surround system while both the weight and pressure of the headset can get really annoying in a rather short period of time. I do however admit that a headset is the lesser of two evils so if you have to choose between disturbing those around you and using a headset then the answer is quite obvious. That being said from time to time we do receive some headsets that we can't really put in the same general category as most of them because of numerous reasons including more or less excellent build quality, superior positioning audio (and quality) and impressive comfort levels. Well for the past week we've been testing the latest Level 10 M Gaming Headset by Tt eSPORTS which can easily cover all three previously mentioned bases for us to separate it from the masses.
Thermaltake a plusieurs cordes à son arc. En effet, d’un côté, vous avez Thermaltake, les boitiers…Ah, mon premier Shark alu gris !! De l’autre, vous avez TteSPORTS, la branche Gaming de la marque. Et à l’intérieur de cette branche, nous trouvons la série Level 10, qui propose du matériel dont le positionnement est franchement haut de gamme. Haut de gamme tant au niveau du produit en lui-même, esthétique, matières et fonctionnalités, que du prix. En général, ça pique un peu. Mais c’est aussi la garantie d’avoir un périphérique que l’on ne croisera pas à tous les coins de LAN. De fait, nous avons reçu aujourd’hui le casque de la série : le Level 10 M Headset. Est-ce que TteSPORTSa bien raison de le positionner sur du haut de gamme, sachant que, de façon liée, le prix suit aussi la pente ascendante de la qualité ?
I don't know if it has something to do with the increasing number of professional gaming teams coming out around every corner (a trend i will probably never figure out) but so far inside the first 6 months of 2013 we've witnessed the introduction of more gaming headsets than we did during the entire 2012. Personally i enjoy using headphones while listening to music but they are not my primary choice/preference when watching a movie or playing games (I prefer my complete A/V surround sound systems for that) although i have to acknowledge that a good gaming headset can be of extreme use especially if you are not living alone and you don't want to disturb others while playing your favorite game title which is exactly why i have assigned one gaming headset for each of my gaming systems including my main Toshiba Qosmio laptop. Today’s review is about one such product and more precisely the SHOCK Dynamite Orange Gaming Headset by our friends over at Tt eSPORTS.
Today on our test bench we have the Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD, the latest high end soundcard from Creative which sets out to be the best audio card available for consumers. Aimed at audiophiles and featuring top of the range components with specifications such as the best signal to noise ratio Creative has ever achieved we will find out if this is the must have sound card of the moment.
Technic3D hat die Rapoo A3060 Bluetooth Lautsprecher im Test. Für unterwegs bedarf es meist externer Lösungen um dem Smartphone einen besseren Klang zu entlocken. Wie der Rapoo Minilautsprecher im Praxistest abschneidet, steht im folgenden Artikel.
The Silverstone EB01–E DAC is the companion product in both form and function to the SilverStone EB-03 headphone amplifier. Together, these two components make up the current SilverStone Ensemble Series audiophile grade audio components.
The flavor of multiplayer games over the years has changed, but team communication has remained a staple. Though the big days of cooperative multiplayer online games such as World of Warcraft are decaying out of age, a surge of competitive multiplayer games has driven a continued need for gaming headsets. SteelSeries has been keen to push its name within the competitive gaming scene and has become a highly recognizable brand as a result. On the 5Hv3 box, SteelSeries proudly associates itself with four accomplished esport organizations: Na’Vi, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Tyloo, and Fnatic.
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