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Need a headset at the right price? Turtle Beach's X11s can do the trick

RA "Communication is key with online shooters, and with the amount of shooters coming out this fall--Battlefield 3, Modern Warfare 3, and Resistance 3 just to name a few--you'll definitely need a mic. If you're in the market for a headset and can't afford to spend much cash, the Turtle Beach Ear Force X11 headset for the Xbox 360 is right up your alley."

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JellyJelly5056d ago

They have been on the market for some time but that's pretty cheap. Only weak points with them is the build quality and microphone.

If you have a higher budget I'd recommend checking out the Razer Chimaera headset.

limewax5055d ago (Edited 5055d ago )

Personally I would always go with the brands catered to audio engineers, You can't get a better sound quality and sometimes it can work out cheaper.

A good high end set of Numarks is a good example of fantastic quality with decent pricing

Boody-Bandit5055d ago (Edited 5055d ago )

Beyerdynamic MMX300 are pretty sweet as well but they are a bit pricey compared to most gaming headphone choices.

I will pick up a pair sooner or later but I already own 3 different headphones (Sennheiser 650, Denon 5000 and Astro A40's) for gaming and only have one pair of ears.

KingDustero5055d ago

I myself have had nothing but trouble with Turtle Beaches. I'm not going to ever be buying them again.

I'll check those out though.

Solid_Snake-5055d ago (Edited 5055d ago )

bit more expensive and PC exclusive but these are what i own....roccat kave:5.1 surround sound,force feedback,mid wire eqaulizer and a mode button for selecting sound lay outs i have saved also the software is licensed to most games....if im playing medal of honor and i want to use battlefield controls its there on roccats driver data base.

chriski3335055d ago

i bought the turtlebeach DPX21 about two months ago i was worried cause i payed 150$ for them but now i love them use em all the time was a great buy

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gamingisnotacrime5055d ago

have the cash

Astro A40 bundle

medium range
Earforce DSS and Sennheiser HD 555

low budget
turtle beace PX21

banjadude5055d ago

I'm actually in the need for a new headset. I'll check those all out, thanks!

ThanatosDMC5055d ago

Turtle Beach headsets, i bought two of them a year apart from each other. Sucks for them though when Sony releases their cheaper $100 wireless 7.1 surround sound headsets.

GrumpyVeteran5055d ago

Logitech G35 is a pretty good headset overall, only problem I have is the ear piece plastic stuff is like...falling apart.

floetry1015055d ago

Not sure why they would mention Resistance 3 when the X11's only have mic capabilities on the 360.

I bought a pair earlier in the year and I have no doubt that they are some of the best, moderately-priced gaming headsets on the market.

respawnaction5055d ago

Oh, well in the post I also reference a PS3 set of headphones just to give that audience their option.

Sorry for the confusion.

MetalFreakMike5055d ago

They sell a USB adapter on Amazon that lets you use it with the mic. Someone on the amazon forum told me about it.

CraigUK5055d ago

Using x11 with the ps3 is nothing but trouble. I like to have the game sound coming out of the headset, and obviously I would like to have the microphone used as the microphone.

But what you cant do is have both the game sound and the voice chat come through the headset unless you change the settings on the ps3 to play voice through headset, and as you cant manually adjust the volume that the voice chat comes out of the headsets with the chat dial anymore you frequently get times where you cant hear the person you want to talk to.

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CG writes: We have been covering LOW-FI. for a number of years now when it first arrived on Kickstarter. Over the last year or so, development has been extremely slow. But today, Iris VR posted on the Kickstarter an update. Having now merged with Titan1Studios who has offered some financial incentives to finish the project. There’s also a slew of other projects, being worked on. But the biggest news is that they’re planning for a LOW-FI demo in the next couple of months around August. The demo will be a vertical slice of the game, focusing more on the flat screen version and allowing you to explore some of the club district area. A demo would be great for potential sales.

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I was wondering what’s going on with this game since it’s not on the PSVR2 page anymore, but when I look at my wishlist it’s still there. Thank goodness there’s now there’s a demo coming soon.

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