| Razer Megalodon Gaming Headset | Logitech G35 Gaming Headset | Creative HS-1000 Fatal1ty Gaming Headset | Tritton Audio Xtreme PC USB Headset |
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- 200mW total output
- Virtual 7.1 surround sound
- Driverless installation
- Released in Jun 2009
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- 105mW total output
- Voice morphing
- Dolby Headphone 2.0
- Released in Apr 2009
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 | - USB audio gaming headset
- 105mW total output
- X-Fi surround sound
- Released in Sep 2008
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 | - USB audio gaming headset
- 105mW output
- Rumble effects
- True 5.1 surround sound
- Released in May 2007
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| Deficient only in its ability to upmix stereo content and play nice with Windows XP, Razer Megalodon is the clear winner in the personal surround sound arms race. The headsets attention to comfort, sound quality, game compatibility and tournament readiness leave little else to be desired. Read on for our full review. | If there is one thing I love, it is product reviews that shatter my pre-existing conceptions of how things work. Logitech G35 Surround Sound Headset for gamers does just that, offering an immersive 7.1 soundscape over two physical channels that you would not believe until you have actually heard it. Read on for the review that we have documented to great lengths the strengths and pitfalls of this particular headset. | Creative Fatal1ty-endorsed gaming headset improves upon a few of the problems of its wireless counterpart, and is a very strong product that stands well even without comparison. Unless you desperately need a wireless headset when you game, the HS-1000 is our new gaming headset of choice. Read on for our full review for details. | Surround sound is like dual monitors and satellite radio. Once you have it, it is hard to go back. So when your new neighbor calls the cops on you for having the volume too loud, or you are attending a LAN party with no speakers permitted, it is imperative to have a backup plan. Enter the Tritton AXPC gaming USB headset, offering true 5.1 surround thanks to 4 individual drivers in each cup, rumble feedback, and a detachable boom mic to keep those late night gaming sessions rocking. Did we mention it is USB? Full review ahead. |
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