EPTI am currently looking for some good quality in-ear headphones and I have gotten two in mind.
SteelSeries Siberia In-ear headphones
Razer Moray
What do you guys think about them, and also does anyone know what kind HuK uses?
Thanks
/Evire
I am looking for an in-ear headphone/headset
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Evire
Norway198 Posts
I am currently looking for some good quality in-ear headphones and I have gotten two in mind. SteelSeries Siberia In-ear headphones Razer Moray What do you guys think about them, and also does anyone know what kind HuK uses? Thanks /Evire | ||
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jstocky14
United Kingdom97 Posts
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Exoteric
Australia2330 Posts
I use the Brainwavz M1. | ||
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Evire
Norway198 Posts
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Rictus
New Zealand9 Posts
Then again, if you just need a set for gaming I think it is admirable to support your favorite teams sponsor. HuK is sponsored by SteelSeries, so if he actually uses them, I would say they would be those! | ||
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sawedust
United States506 Posts
On December 12 2011 18:39 Evire wrote: Any opinion on the once I listed? : ) Garbage. "Brand loyalty" to gaming peripherals are one of the largest pitfalls when it comes to "good quality" sound. Take a good, close look at the Multi-IEM review posted earlier by Exoteric and take a pick from that list (in the higher tiers, I hope). From experience, it's best to buy a higher-quality IEM at the start that's durable and sounds great than to purchase X amounts of lower-quality ones that eventually break and need to be replaced. But if you're all for supporting eSports at the cost of better quality headphones, go for a set of the SS or Razer gear. Whatever makes you happy in the end will be the best buy for you! | ||
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Zorba
United States48 Posts
Is there a way I can filter if they have a mic or not? | ||
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[DekAr]
United States59 Posts
EDIT: scur2d2 said two posts below to check out the Klipsch S4. I have the exact same kind and love them, highly recommended. Great sound quality, very comfortable, and I love the sound isolation. | ||
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Zorgon
United States211 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:37 Zorba wrote: Is there a way I can filter if they have a mic or not? In the 8th post, the "i" column denotes headphones with a microphone option. Note that most (if not all) of the headsets will be ending with a 4pole 3.5mm termination (like what is used with smartphones), you would need a way to convert the headset to 2 x 3.5mm terminations unless you have an Apple product, Astro MixAmp, or soundcard that supports 4-pole 3.5mm terminations. | ||
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scur2d2
Canada104 Posts
Cheap and awesome sound quality. | ||
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Elurie
4716 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:55 Zorgon wrote: In the 8th post, the "i" column denotes headphones with a microphone option. Note that most (if not all) of the headsets will be ending with a 4pole 3.5mm termination (like what is used with smartphones), you would need a way to convert the headset to 2 x 3.5mm terminations unless you have an Apple product, Astro MixAmp, or soundcard that supports 4-pole 3.5mm terminations. Does a [4-pole 3.5mm to USB] product exist? It doesn't have to be fancy. Just something that works because normal style headsets give me headaches. :\ | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
On July 03 2012 23:14 Elurie wrote: Does a [4-pole 3.5mm to USB] product exist? It doesn't have to be fancy. Just something that works because normal style headsets give me headaches. :\ I've never seen it as a single product—though it's possible—but that's easily accomplished with two products. To have a USB connection, you need an audio chip to handle D/A and A/D conversion, which is not trivial. i.e. a USB (for data and power) sound card. If you get a really cheap one, it's just several dollars on eBay. Some are kind of small. Others, not so much. So a 4 pole 3.5mm to 2 x 3.5mm into a USB sound card. | ||
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Elurie
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