Beyerdynamic MMX 150
With the new Beyerdynamic MMX 150, the Heilbronn-based company has added a 30-euro more expensive gaming headset to its MMX 100.
With the new Beyerdynamic MMX 150, the Heilbronn-based company has added a 30-euro more expensive gaming headset to its MMX 100.
What sets the Ultrasone Meteor One apart is a powerful, lively sound, making the compact over-ears versatile.
The Onanoff BuddyPhones Cosmos+ are kids' headphones that offer adjustable volume limiting via Bluetooth. They scored plus points for their long-lasting battery and stable Bluetooth range. They also earned a good score for their support of a high-quality audio codec and their impressive sound quality with good speech intelligibility. So are these robust, foldable over-ears the best wireless headphones for children, as the manufacturer claims?
With the SXFI Gamer, Creative want to create the perfect accessory for gamers. Will they succeed?
With the G733, Logitech add a wireless gaming headset to its range that claims to have been specially designed with wearing comfort in mind. It also offers surround sound, voice filters from subsidiary Blue Microphones and RGB lighting that can be configured via software.
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.
The Audeze Mobius has already convinced us as a gaming headset, and now Audeze is adding to this and pushing the gaming headset concept even further with the LCD-GX: just under 1,000 Euros (RRP) will be charged for this luxury model! We look into whether these open over-ear headphones live up to their high-end claims.
With their modular headphone system TMA-2, the Danish company Aiaiai has implemented a concept that is as simple as it is advanced – a TMA-2 consists of four components that can be freely combined: Sound transducer (Speaker: S01 – S05), headband (Headband: H01 – H06), ear pads (Earpad: E01 – E08) and connection cable (Cable: C01 – C15) together they form functioning headphones. If you prefer an "off-the-peg" combination, you can choose one of the so-called "Presets". With the S05 transducer, Aiaiai now adds an HD (High Definition) driver to the range, which is available in the combination tested here as a TMA-2 HD preset.
With their modular headphone system TMA-2, the Danish company Aiaiai has developed a concept that is as simple as it is advanced – the TMA-2 is made up of four components that can be freely combined: Sound transducer (Speaker: S01 – S05), headband (Headband: H01 – H06), ear pads (Earpad: E01 – E08) and connection cable (Cable: C01 – C15) that together form functioning headphones. If you prefer an "off-the-peg" combination, you can choose one of the so-called "Presets". In the case of the TMA-2 HD Wireless, Aiaiai directly combines two new components: the S05 HD audio driver and the H05 headband, which has integrated a Bluetooth receiver including batteries.