Gaming Headsets Question

miller3492 · February 2, 2015

So anyone know of any good gaming headsets with vibration features. I used a vibration headset a long time ago and now can never go back to a normal one. Currently I have used the rosewill 7.1 headset but it breaks like clock work after every six months and I currently have the Azio Levetron which is built well and extremely comfortable but lacks sound quality.

so any of you guys know of some good headsets with vibration features.

JonathanH · February 2, 2015

Well personally I don't like quote on quote gaming headsets as they lack sound quality, due to the extra features they tend to have. Not sure if you are solely looking for gaming headphones, but if you are looking for some decent sounding headphones in general I can recommend some below from personal use.

Links:

Sennheiser HD 518: http://amzn.to/16nFJMJ

Audio Technica M50x : http://amzn.to/1zvT9zD

both are great sound heading phones, however the Sennheiser is much cheaper than the Audio Technicas, hope this helps

Hyp0xia · February 3, 2015

Firstly, there is no such thing as "gaming" audio unless you mean the terrible audio marketing teams cleverly call "gaming" to sell to gullible customers who don't know any better. Secondly, headsets/headphones that offer 7.1 surround suck ten times out of ten. Get yourself a nice open-back pair of headphones if you want a proper soundstage with good positioning. Thirdly, what is this "vibration" of which you speak?

miller3492 · February 4, 2015

Firstly, there is no such thing as "gaming" audio unless you mean the terrible audio marketing teams cleverly call "gaming" to sell to gullible customers who don't know any better. Secondly, headsets/headphones that offer 7.1 surround suck ten times out of ten. Get yourself a nice open-back pair of headphones if you want a proper soundstage with good positioning. Thirdly, what is this "vibration" of which you speak?

There are headsets such as the azio levetron and the rosewill 5.1 headsets that have vibration features. rumble pads are in the headset, so like and xbox controller, when explosions happen or gun fire goes off the headset vibrates. And its not just movement from the base, i mean the whole headset rumbles.

As for gaming headset- i use that term just for the purpose of a headset with mic built in.