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• Razer Carcharias review: bargain price, premium sound

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  By Jacques Coetzee
  05.08.13 | No Comments
  When I hear “Razer,” I think “dedicated gamer.” The two are almost synonymous. This headset brushes by this brittle but crucial association. The Razer Carcharias slogan reads “Command in Comfort.” and rightfully so. This is a headset that delivers a reliable experience well worth exploring. It’s designed and priced for the gaming crowd with a budget who still need an immersive, quality gaming experience. It’s both PC and Xbox 360 compatible and great for co-op games. Its products scream “hardcore ...

  Topics: Carcharias, headset, pc, Razer, Xbox

• Razer Chimaera 5.1 headset review: aural pleasures

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  By Steven Norris: Gearburn Editor
  02.11.13 | No Comments
  The Razer Chimaera 5.1 gaming headphones are pure auditory nirvana. I’m rarely blown away by sound, as the 2.1 stereo mix of my 40" flat screen is passable at best. So nothing could prepare me for the deep, rich 5.1 sound coming from the Razer wireless headset. Setup was a bitch though, endless cords that had to be plugged into my left and right audio jack and then synced and re-synced endlessly until eventual success. There’s an option for any sound ...

  Topics: 5.1, chimaera, headset, Razer, review

• Bowers & Wilkins C5: best in-ear phones for gym ever?

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  By Roger Hislop
  10.23.12 | 3 Comments
  This is the one article you can safely ignore Betteridge’s Law of Headlines. The answer in this case is, yes. Or mostly yes. But first I have to come clean. I have a shameful secret. I have a kink. It’s not just a kink, it’s an aural kink. I’m not proud of it, that’s just how I'm made. I don’t judge other’s kinks, I’d ask you’re GGG in turn. Since I was a baby I've had this kink, and it’s not ...

  Topics: Bowers & Wilkins, c5, headphones, headset, review

• Logitech Stereo Headset H130: it gets the job done

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  By Staff Reporter
  09.20.12 | No Comments
  This entry-level offering from Logitech is a headset whose simplistic design and minimalist features offer everything that one would expect for R200. Its back-of-the-neck wrap around design, sure to keep ones carefully styled “faux-hawk” in place, gives the H130 a distinctive look. Its most important feature however, is its noise-cancelling microphone, which rotates and twists for optimal positioning. The H130 is not designed to listen to music, the sound is decent, but definitely struggles when the volume gets turned up. In ...

  Topics: h130, Logitech, review, stereo headset

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