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#Tritton headsets pro

At $50 USD, the Kunai Pro offers the most competent experience at the sub $100 USD range. ItвЂ™s not the greatest gaming headset out there, but it doesnвЂ™t, need to be.

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IвЂ™m happy to report that their design philosophy of strong software powering just adequate hardware is valid, and it results in a gaming headset that you canвЂ™t really go wrong with. While there is a quaint language selector located in the upper right, and you can easily change the language to English, it would add all the more polish to the overall user experience to have it default to English if being accessed from an English speaking country. The last piece of minor critique comes from the experience of going to TrittonвЂ™s website to get the drivers. My ears are somewhat wide and tall, and despite the ear cups on the headset being a sort of elongated rectangle in shape, they didnвЂ™t quite fully fit over my ears, but the foam is padded enough that it didnвЂ™t create any discomfort. In terms of comfort, the Kunai Pro isnвЂ™t the most comfortable headset IвЂ™ve ever worn but isnвЂ™t painful either. It is on the more awkward side in terms of handling and feel, but is positioned in a good spot on the cable. The in-line controller is nice to have, and as aforementioned, is very convenient for turning audio processing on and off, as well as quick muting and unmuting the microphone. However, even without a foam filter, there are no clarity issues to be reported with the mic, and it stacks up there with other more expensive headsets. Save that, I would recommend getting a tiny foam filter to put over the mic. The thin plastic shell around the mic acting as a sort of filter. To start, while the microphone is very good and clear sounding, as well as being physically flexible so you can position it at the corner of your mouth (the optimal position for headset microphones), I ended up with a better sound by actually having the microphone itself facing out and away from my mouth. Most of the complaints stem from tinier things regarding the overall experience. There are no major things to complain about regarding the Kunai Pro. DonвЂ™t expect an audiophile level of experience when listening to music. Vocals were clear and present, but the bass response suffered (most likely attributed to the smaller hardware drivers). When transitioning to listening to music while writing this review, I got a better audio experience turning off the 7.1 processing, which is painless and super convenient because it has a dedicated button on the in-line controller. While the audio experience for gaming is great, listening to music was an acceptable experience. Directional audio was very clear and well defined, and I had no issues with latency or determining the location of something via sound. I can legitimately say I forgot the headset cost $50 USD. Through the use of the Dirac 3D Audio, as well as Dirac HD Sound, the Kunai Pro comes alive and is able to achieve not only sound parity, but I would overall judge it as a better Virtual 7.1 experience than the competitors.

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Outside of the headset itself, the only other things included in the box is promotional material and instructions on how to install the Dirac audio drivers which really are the drivers of the core concept behind this headset. And in case it matters to you, the Kunai Pro doesnвЂ™t feature any RGB, but IвЂ™m not personally dinging any points off for that. Past that, the headset is a glossy white with black accents, and has a decently long USB cable to connect to your device, an in-line controller with buttons to do things like mute and unmute the attached microphone (which is flexible, but not retractable), as well as turn on and off the virtual surround processing. While I wouldnвЂ™t want to throw the headset against a wall, I wouldnвЂ™t expect it to break while under normal use. Which, of course, while being plastic (as is standard for gaming headsets) it was also lightweight, yet not cheap feeling. What I got, was an actually seemingly well-constructed headset. Understanding the price point, I was expecting a very cheap, plastic, and flimsy piece of hardware. Initially pulling the Kunai Pro out of the box, I must admit, I was rather surprised.