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Corsair has been busy the past year improving its peripheral lineup. We previously reviewed both Vengeance mechanical keyboards and noticed that the biggest changes to those products over their predecessors were implemented from community response. We were impressed at how well Corsair was able to adapt to all the feedback and improve already likable keyboards. However, those aren't the only gaming peripherals Corsair has worked on. We're about to take a look at all of Corsair’s new headsets for 2013 in a series of reviews starting with the Vengeance 1400.
Corsair will mit zwei Lautsprechersets in einen heiß umkämpften Markt vorstoßen. Damit man sich von der Masse abhebt, macht der Hersteller vieles anders. Neben einem eigenwilligen Design soll auch durchdachte Technik dafür sorgen, dass das SP2500 und das SP2200 eigenständig in einem gut bestückten Markt wirken. Was glückt, was misslingt?
There is no point pairing up such an impressive set of speakers with a simple onboard sound solution, so for this review we are testing these speakers in conjunction with one of the finest sound cards on the market – the Asus Xonar Essence STX.
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.
Since the release of the HS1 we have seen Corsair return to their roots with the release of a new DDR3 brand, Vengeance, while working away in the background on a selection of audio products. The first of those new audio products launches today in the form of the SP2500, a 2.1 desktop speaker system. Read on to find out if Corsair has managed to translate their success in the headset market to a desktop speaker set.
We all know Corsair as one of the biggest players in the memory and power supply markets, but over the past year they have made huge strides in the peripheral industry with an influx of products spanning across keyboards, mice, headsets and of course audio speaker systems.
The Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 high-power 2.1 PC speaker system is Corsair's first attempt at a desktop audio solution. Will their first attempt hit it out of the park or fall short and leave you wanting more? Corsair says this kit is perfect for not just for games, but for movies and music as well. Read on to see what the SP2500 is all about!
Technic3D hat das Corsair SP2200 PC-Soundsystem im Test. Es spielt preislich deutlich unterhalb der Liga eines SP2500 System, kann aber trotzdem mit der Konkurrenz mithalten? Mehr im folgenden Testbericht.
At the start of the year we took a look at the very first speaker system from Corsair, the SP2500. And if you managed to catch the review, you would have seen that we were really very impressed with the level of performance on offer.
The Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2200 2.1 PC speaker system is designed for gamers looking for high-quality 2.1 audio solution at a price point below $100. Made using the same attention to acoustics as the SP2500, the SP2200 is rated at 46 watts RMS of total output power and features two satellites with 2” full-range drives and a 6” ported subwoofer. Read on to see what we think of this $85 speaker system!
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