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Turtle Beach Ear Force X1
$60.00
Released September, 2006
The Pros:Fairly comfortable, doesn't pinch or feel too heavy. Details in the audio stand out - can hear people sneaking up when gaming. Cables are long enough for most settings.
The Cons:More wires than a user typically has to deal with. Distorts everyone's voice to include a bass rumble, everything is far too filled with bass. Wired charge kit adapter creates a buzzing noise when used.
Turtle Beach's Ear Force X1 is a set of headphones compatible with XBOX 360 consoles, and also includes an adapter to be used with PCs. Main features include an amplifier to boost overall headset output, separate controls for game volume and chat volume, and eliminating game sound from microphone input.
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Of course, another main feature is that the game audio and chat audio are combined within the single headset, allowing the user to communicate and hear the game at the same time without disturbing people nearby. The set connects via USB cable and are lightweight for long sessions of gaming.
Features
- Combines game and chat audio
- Separate volume controls for each
- XBOX Live compatible
- PC adapter included
- Deep bass
- Reduces game sound mic input
- USB connection
- Built-in amplifier on cord
- Lightweight
User Reviews (3)
Pros & Cons
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3
fairly comfortable, doesn't pinch or feel too heavy
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3
details in the audio stand out - can hear people sneaking up when gaming
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2
cables are long enough for most settings
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1
sound is reasonably clear and full, will satisfy most non-audiophiles
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3
more wires than a user typically has to deal with
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2
distorts everyone's voice to include a bass rumble, everything is far too filled with bass
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1
wired charge kit adapter creates a buzzing noise when used
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