Compared with the wireless version, the wired ManO’War 7.1 gaming headset does not rely on the built-in battery, it is more suitable for players to play for a long time. This wired version also provides 7.1 virtual surround sound, equipped with an oversized 50mm diameter neodymium magnet unit. The sound Read More
In September 2016, Razer released the latest Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 gaming headset which has been Optimized and upgraded on the previous version. Today I will review this classic gaming headset. Packaging In general, compared with the previous generation’s packaging, Razer Kraken 7.1 V2’s packaging is more concise and generous, Read More
Among the SteelSeries Arctis series gaming headsets, Arctis 7 is the only wireless gaming headset that supports 2.4G. The SteelSeries Arctis 7 gaming headset features a wireless/wired dual-mode design. Its wireless mode uses 2.4G wireless technology instead of Bluetooth technology. In the previous reviews, I have reviewed Arctis 3 and Read More
In 2018, SteelSeries released its Arctis 5 gaming headset, with its stylish appearance, high-quality sound quality, and good gaming performance, it quickly gained the favor of gamers. One year later, SteelSeries released a new Arctis 5 and maintained the same price as the previous generation. Today I will review this Read More
Since 2004, SteelSeries has released several Siberia headsets: V1, V2, V3, and elite. The Siberia V2 is arguably the most classic of them. But after the interruption of the product line, SteelSeries finally released the upgraded Siberia 200 gaming headset. Siberia 200 headset inherits the appearance of the Siberia V2, Read More
