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--- gaming:equipment:headset [2015/06/15 15:32] – lunetikk
+++ gaming:equipment:headset [2021/08/31 23:13] (current) – lunetikk
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 ===== Turtle Beach Ear Force X12  =====
+{{:undefined:x12.jpg?200|}}
 ^  Pro  ^  Contra  ^
-|  Not expensive  |  Cable  |
+|  kind of cheap  |  Cable  |
 |  Good sound  |  Cant power it with PC USB (annoying brrrr)  |
-|  Light  |  Need Adapter for XboxOne  |
+|  Lightweight  |  Need Adapter for XboxOne  |
-|  Edit Bass, Vol, Voice, Mic (on/off)  |  You can hear birds flying  |
+|  Edit Bass, Vol, Voice, Mic (on/off)  |  You can hear birds flying (supersensitive)  |
 ===== Turtle Beach Ear Force PX5  =====
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 ^  Pro  ^  Contra  ^
 |  Station with all connections  |  Batterycap is breaking easy   |
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 ===== Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500X  =====
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 ^  Pro  ^  Contra  ^
 |  Wireless (everything)  |  Expensive  |
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 |  Switchable echo (hear yourself)  |  No Station, just an USB-Transmitter  |
+===== Turtle Beach Elite 800P  =====
+{{:gaming:equipment:800p.jpg?200|}}
+This is currently my headset to listen to music and chill
+^  Pro  ^  Contra  ^
+|  Wireless (everything)  |  Expensive  |
+|  7.1 Sound  |  No microphone   |
+|  DTS Surround Sound  |  Sometimes crashes, needs to be reconnected/ reset  |
+|  Basestation for PC and XOX  |  Still uses MicroUSB, so you cant just charge with your phonecharger if you have USB-C...  |
+|  Bluetooth, you can connect your Echo Dot and play while listening to music  |  Internal batterypack (cant replace easily)  |
+|  Switchable echo (hear yourself)  |  Not compatible with XSX  |
+|  Mute your surroundings (birds, kids, cars, lawnmowers :D)  |    |
+===== ASTRO Gaming A50 =====
+{{:gaming:equipment:a50.jpg?200|}}
+This is currently my headset when I play games on Xbox Series X and PC
+^  Pro  ^  Contra  ^
+|  Wireless (everything)  |  Expensive  |
+|  7.1 Sound  |  Cant mute without flipping your microphone up  |
+|  Dolby Atmos  |  Still uses MicroUSB, so you cant just charge with your phonecharger if you have USB-C...  |
+|  Basestation for PC and XSX  |  No bluetooth  |
+|  Software to setup the audio presets  |  Internal batterypack (cant replace easily)  |
+|  Auto-standby when you dont wear it  |    |
 ===== Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter  =====
-First of all, THIS THING IS ONE BIG PEACE OF SHI*. Sorry but... I have some reasons to say this. I had a greatly working PX5 headset with a 2.5mm audio jack for my Xbox360 controller. When the XboxOne came out I bought this adapter and everything worked fine. Soon I noticed that the 3.5mm to 2.5mm audio cable is made by people who are not playing with it at all. It is one long jack, the cable is bend 90° while playing. One day I couldnt hear anyone and yes... the cable was broken at the 90°. Thanks Microsoft... Do you want me to buy another fuc*ing 20€ Adapter for a little piece of shi* cable which is breaking again soon??? ahm. NO tyvm
+First of all, THIS THING IS ONE BIG PEACE OF SHI*. Sorry but... I have some reasons to say this. I had a greatly working PX5 headset with a 2.5mm audio jack for my Xbox360 controller. When the XboxOne came out I bought this adapter and everything worked fine. Soon I noticed that the 3.5mm to 2.5mm audio cable is made by people who are not playing with it at all. It is one long jack, the flatcable is bend 90° while playing. One day I couldnt hear anyone and yes... the cable was broken at the 90°. Thanks Microsoft... Do you want me to buy another fuc*ing 20€ Adapter for a little piece of shi* cable which is breaking again soon??? m(
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+~~DISCUSSION:closed~~

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