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Type C Data Decoding Esports HiFi Gaming Headset (X1)
$15.00
Style
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Highlights
G-Turbo Custom Chip
Supports EQ Tuning
Dual Microphone Design
Tech Specs
PCM Decoder32bit/384kHz
ADC Decoder24bit/48kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio105dB
Dynamic Range105dB
Distortion-90dB
Frequency Response20Hz-20kHz
InterfaceTpye C
Length1.2m
Product Details
Product Reviews
5 · 112 reviewsEc***an2026-08-31 02:25:03 UTC
I've tried many gaming headsets, but this one stands out. The clarity is amazing, and the mic cancels background noise well. Great value for money.
Dm***yK2026-08-30 09:51:52 UTC
Качество на высоте. Звук детализированный, без искажений на громкости. Шнур прочный. Упаковка отличная. Всё супер.
Pi***te2026-08-29 11:48:26 UTC
These wired earphones are great. The dual mic is a nice touch for calls and gaming. The EQ presets really enhance the experience. Very satisfied.
Ch***is2026-08-29 06:36:57 UTC
These are solid earbuds. They feel well-made and the audio is immersive. The dual mics are a great bonus for team chat.
Ni***te2026-08-27 01:47:57 UTC
Shipping was fast, packaging secure. The headphones look as described. Sound quality is decent for the price. Overall happy with this purchase.
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