Wednesday,
June 22, 2016
7:30 PM
The AudioMX 7.1
Virtual Surround Sound Headset is a really great product. I found the Audio to
be very immersive with good Virtual surround, I could tell that objects were
farther away in one direction than another in games, though this does take a
little tweaking on the part of the user. My settings work for me and my
hardware, you'll have to experiment with your own of course. I found the
Microphone convenient to retract and extend, the control panel works well to
turn it on and off as well as adjusting audio levels with the thumb wheel. Most
headsets would have a tiny thumb wheel, this one is large and cleverly designed
for ease of use, you wont be searching for the control on this unit. The lighting is not useful in gaming but
looks pretty nice. It can be easily turned off easily which I did when I was
distracted by the mic LED. I was impressed by the headband design. I don't
believe these will break easily, I imagine someone like me who has broken many
headsets at the ear to headband area took part in the design. There is adequate
but not excessive clamping force so they remain comfortable over long periods.
My ears were not crushed inside a shallow earpiece, and they did not push my
glasses into my head painfully. I didn't even notice them after awhile, you
quickly become immersed in the audio and video aspects of your game and forget
their there. They just slip on and off, there is no adjustment needed so I
found them easy to put back on after quick dashes for drinks, snacks or
bathroom runs while gaming. The microphone worked well on several VOIP
applications including Teamspeak 3, Steam, Skype, and the built in one in GTA
V. I did have to switch the audio to the higher sampling rate when I was told
that the microphone was a but muffled. Without hearing this myself, I cannot be
sure what exactly he meant but he was satisfied after I changed the setting. I
did listen to the difference within the Windows settings and couldn't tell any
difference. This may just be the
different software's not being in sync that caused this in Teamspeak 3. There
is no apparent difference in the VOIP in GTA V or Steam that I or my friends
could tell.
Overall these are a great value and very well
thought out. Their comfortable and sound great...I really don't have any
complaints except I think the mic should have at least a little foam cap to
stop wind from triggering the microphone, my fan kept setting it off despite
settings but it is pretty close and blows pretty hard in my direction, It's
Arizona, it gets hot in here with computers running, LOL.
My video review of them here
My video review of them here
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