Point 1: Comfort first
The mainstream popular games take half an hour or more for a round. If you play for a long time, if the game headset is clamped too tightly, it will cause very uncomfortable feeling, so your gaming experience will be greatly reduced.
Comfort mainly depends on two aspects: earmuffs and head beam. The earmuffs mainly depend on the material used. Generally, the combination of leather + memory foam is better. The head beam is mainly designed to be inconsistent with ergonomics. For example, the head cushion is used at the top of the contacted head to reduce the damage to the top of the head.
Point 2: impedance
At present, most of the gaming headset parameters on the market are 32Ω, and when the frequency is 1000Hz, this is enough! Generally speaking, the higher the impedance, the harder it is to push (the smaller the impedance, the earphone restraint is easier to sound), the impedance of general professional gaming headsets can reach 200Ω, 300Ω, etc. Increasing the impedance will make the sound more heavy and heavy.
Point 3: Sensitivity
In fact, it is a sound pressure level produced by the sound of 1MW electric power applied to the earphone. Usually at 1000HZ, the sensitivity of the gaming headset is around 100db, and it is better when the sensitivity is around 100DB and above.
Point 4: Frequency response range
At present, the frequency response range of gaming headsets is usually within the range of 20HZ-20KHZ. This is because for us humans, the audio range that can be heard is 20HZ+20KHZ.
Regarding the advantage of 5.1/7.1 channel and 7.1 virtual surround sound, it is not only related to the headset itself, but also related to the computer’s hardware and software.
Of course, the RGB lighting effects and gaming sense are very cool!