Review on Renewed SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless Gaming Headset with USB-C and Clearcast Microphone Compatible with Multiple Devices in Black by Adam Domaski ᠌
I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!
two days ago I bought a Sennheiser 4.40 bluetooth edition. I had with them for 5 hours so that the stereo sound and the microphone worked at the same time - the hell was swimming there, only a stereo without a microphone or a mono headset with squeaks + a microphone. These came - I immediately inserted the dongle and they work everywhere. Moreover, the whole scene is decently audible, there is an effect that third-party sounds are outside, you shoot your ears and these sounds are inside. Very simple, high-quality model for games. For games, take wireless only with your adapter, and no bluetooth, even if there is aptxHD or something else. Earth and sky. The microphone is heard well, third-party sounds do not hit much, but the environment is audible, as it should be. But without rustles, clicks and other things. rating 7 out of 5. So far, the plastic case is questionable, but we'll wait and see. Then I will add impressions.
- ease of use - put in a dongle and everything works, even a TV, even a pipe, even a PS4, even a computer. Separately, I will write that a huge plus is working with consoles. Not everyone works. And I inserted these out of the box and immediately the curling iron threw the mic and sound. The sound is pleasant, there is no dominance of bes like in Sony. Detachable microphone and on/off on The absence of light bulbs or highlights in front of the face is a plus. usb type C Working hours. Cloth ear pads are a big plus for me, my ears do not get tired. No beeps when changing volume Works throughout the apartment kopeck piece 56 squares
- The power on - merges and is hard to find by touch. The charging socket could be screwed in, too, like a dongle on a type c plug. there are no next \ play pause \ stop ons, but this is already using the bluetooth protocol, and they are Wi-Fi, with their own transmitter. The nitpick already.
