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Thermaltake has churned out a long list of products under their Tt eSPORTS branding this past year and with each offering have displayed unique designs and portability minded function. Earlier we reviewed the MEKA G-Unit Illuminated keyboard and today we are back with a headset. The Cronos is a mid-range offering looking to deliver on the brands staples while also offering clear audio and voice communication all gamers crave. Join me as I put the Cronos through its paces and see if it is indeed worthy of the Tt eSPORTS name.
Heute sind die USB Prime Boxen vom asiatischen Sound-Spezialist Edifier im Technic3D Test. Ob die kleinen Boxen in der Lage sind Großes zu leisten und was das 2.0 System noch so in petto hat, zeigt folgendes Review.
Obwohl Logitech hauptsächlich im Bereich des Computer-Zubehörs präsent ist, bietet der Schweizer Hersteller seit geraumer Zeit unter dem "Ultimate Ears"-Brand unter anderem hochwertige Kopfhörer an, welche auf die Nutzung mit dem Smartphone oder MP3-Player angepasst sind. Wir haben uns gleich drei Modelle der Ultimate-Ears-Serie in Form der UE 4000, UE 6000 und UE 9000 in die Redaktion geholt und testen, ob die Headphones dem Preis von 100 bis hin zu 350 Euro gerecht werden.
The Edifier MP15 Audio Candy Plus is a wired speaker dock for smartphone and MP3 players, but can also serve as an MP3 players itself with an SD card reader, built-in radio and battery, with a sound quality that can definitely be called acceptable. And when you take the price into consideration, it's certainly a good deal for what you get.
Although most of us here prefer to listen to our favorite songs using cables to get the best possible audio quality none of us can deny that using a Bluetooth wireless headset is far more convenient especially if you're not at home. That's just the beginning however the really difficult part begins when you go out in the market to find the one Bluetooth wireless headset that can cover all your needs from audio quality and design up to battery life and size. We have reviewed several interesting Bluetooth wireless headsets with the JABRA REVO Wireless being perhaps the most impressive of them all but since not everyone can afford one such headset we decided to go out and search for far more cost-effective alternatives one of which is the latest SWAGE 2 Wireless Stereo Headphones by Rokit Boost.
Audio related reviews may not be the easiest ones to perform and release especially since they do tend to take quite a bit of time (although the good thing about most is that you can do so while performing other tasks at the same time even other reviews) but all of us here happen to cherish high quality audio so we too are interested in seeing (or better yet listening) just how good all the latest headsets, headphones and earphones to hit the market really are. Now lately we've been doing quite a few related reviews so i was seriously thinking of moving away and to other product areas for a while but since i also happen to believe that we need to know first-hand exactly what it is that we are giving away to our readers today we decided to finalize and upload the review of the quite amazingly looking Kuven 7.1 Virtual Surround Gaming Headset by Tesoro.
People spend hundreds on their CPUs, GPUs, motherboards, storage and memory, but dedicated sound is soft considered an unnecessary expense. Why pay for a card when your motherboard has a Realtek chipset? ASUS refuses to believe that onboard sound is enough. In our possession is their flagship audiophile audio card, the Essence STX, prepped for rigorous testing here at Benchmark Reviews. They claim "ultra-high fidelity" sound, and a remarkable 124dB signal-to-noise ratio on the front output. Will the onboard solution take a thrashing by this menacing card, or are enthusiasts correct in sticking with whatever their motherboard supplies?
One of the benefits of testing computer hardware is that you occasionally get to look at new kit before it's introduced to the market. In my time at Benchmark Reviews, I've been fortunate enough to be able to review some cases and CPUs before they were generally available (or in some cases, before they were even announced). Recently Benchmark Reviews was given the oppotunity to evaluate a prototype of Xigmatek's forthcoming Achilles Plus SD1484 CPU cooler, and I tested it to compares its performance to a variety of air and water coolers.
Scythe have finally released their latest amplifier iteration, which can provide more power and takes two 5,25 inch bays if we decide to install it inside our computer. The product is also shipped with a very useful remote, which permits us to switch between the inputs, adjust the Equalizer and more.
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