Andreas Proß
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Razer Kraken V3 Pro
The Razer Kraken V3 Pro is a flexible headset that can be connected to almost any gaming device.
Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense
With the Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense, the well-known manufacturer is finally expanding its portfolio of headsets to include haptic feedback. In addition to this feature, the Kraken V3 also excels in terms of sound, microphone and wearing comfort. All in all, Razer have put together a package with the V3 models that have "quality" written all over it. This is supported by useful and unique features for immersive gaming.
Roccat Syn Pro Air
Sometimes you just want to treat yourself to something beautiful – a feast for the eyes! For some, it may not matter if there is something better or more sensible in the same price range. And if you are a gamer who plays a lot and use a headset, you might want to buy something that stands out from the crowd. This is exactly where this new gaming headset from Roccat comes in, as it offers much more in terms of "looks" than many of its competitors. If the design is right, nothing can go wrong, but will Roccat be successful with the Syn Pro Air?
Turtle Beach Recon 500
The Turtle Beach Recon 500 look inconspicuous, and even their best feature, the Eclipse dual driver with a lush 60-millimetre driver, is only given a discreet mention on the front of the packaging. Is their sound therefore supposed to speak for itself?
Audeze Penrose
Good things don't always have to be expensive. On the other hand, quality usually has its price, and you'll have to dig a little deeper into your pocket for the Audeze Penrose.
EPOS GTW 270 Hybrid
This time, just for a change, gamers get something in their ears rather than on their ears. After all, we gamers have been out and about in the wild ever since the GameBoy was launched - although today we tend to use smartphones, tablets and Nintendo Switch. Not everyone likes having to wear a big headset on their head. Now we no longer need to look enviously at AirPods, Galaxy Buds or other in-ear systems, because EPOS has come up with something designed especially for gamers: their new true-wireless headphones the GTW 270 Hybrid.
Razer Kaira Pro for Xbox
With the Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft has already entered the 4th generation of consoles. Since the distinction between the generations is no longer so clear and Microsoft is also available on Android with their subscription service "Gamepass" thanks to "Project xCloud", Razer has released the Kaira Pro for Xbox, a headset for all uses that have something to do with Microsoft's gaming consoles. So it doesn't matter whether you've already arrived at the current generation (Series X or S), are still in the last generation (One, One S and One X) or play via the cloud on a mobile device, the new headset from Razer works everywhere. Of course, this also applies to Windows 10, after all, it's essentially all about Microsoft.
Roccat Elo 7.1 Air
Turtle Beach was worth around 17 million euros when it acquired the German gaming accessories manufacturer Roccat. Their portfolio includes not only gaming mice and keyboards, but also headsets, i.e. their former competitors from the US manufacturer. The Elo 7.1 Air is just one of them, but with a retail price just under 100 Euros, 7.1 sound, wireless connection and RGB lighting, it is certainly one of the most interesting ones.
JBL Quantum 400
Precision, competitive advantage, realistic soundscapes – when it comes to modern gaming headsets these are terms that you read over and over again. Now JBL, a brand which has been an integral part of the audio sector for decades, but which has not been associated with gaming, has joined the fray!
Razer BlackShark V2
"Beating its predecessor in all areas". This could have been Razer's motto when they launched the BlackShark V2 headset. To use appropriate language: mission accomplished!