WYP
News Guru
Fractal's entering the audio market next month with its Scape headset.
Read more about Fractal's Scape wireless audio headset.
Fractal is entering the world of audio with its Scape gaming headset
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Read more about Fractal's Scape wireless audio headset.
ImprovizoR
Active member
Nope, lol.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
For myself a headset/headphone needs to be user serviceable i.e top band cushion and ear cushions need to be replaceable, And if it's wireless then the battery needs to be replaceable. If not it has a time limit until the battery starts to go bad.
Dawelio
Active member
This is an good idea to keep in mind honestly. Personally ever since you commented on here years ago regarding ambient lighting on headphones/headset, I've personally gone along with that.
Just don't understand it, especially on an wireless pair that will just most likely drain battery even faster. This is all meanwhile you can't most likely even see it when it's on your head anyway?...
ImprovizoR
Active member
The batteries in these things usually are replaceable if you know how to solder two or three wires. And it will take more than a couple of years for the battery to become bad. But there's still no way in hell that something like this is worth $200. I bought wireless headphones on AliExpress for around 30 euros and they have a battery life of 110h. Every time I hear sudden beeps I freak out and I think that something's wrong with my PC. But it's just the headphones warning me that the battery is at 10%, which happens after a couple of weeks of use so I can never get used to it. That's what I want. I want wireless headphones that can last a long time. And they sound fine for gaming. I don't use them for listening to music. But for gaming, a set of wireless 30 euro headphones that lasts 110h is just hard to beat.
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