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Thermaltake eSPORTS Shock One Gaming Headset

By: (more) | Audio, Sound & Speakers Content | Posted: Feb 22, 2011 7:50 am
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TweakTown Rating: 87%    Manufacturer: Tt eSPORTS

Package and Contents

 

- 1x Shock One Gaming Headset with USB connector and inline volume control/microphone

 

- 1x Driver/Utility CD for Windows® 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP

- 1x Warranty Information book

 

- 1x fabric ear cups

 

- 1x carry bag

 

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The Shock One Gaming Headset comes in a nicely designed box, which takes on the appearance of a spacey industrial type control panel and should ring true with gamers used to seeing such things. We quite like the Shock One packaging on the whole, though, because it leaves no mystery as to whom it's appealing. And as such, this is a niche' product for gamers, by gamers, as the PR spiel goes.

 

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Moving inside the package now and on top of the headset itself can be found a couple of interesting extras. These include as a travel bag which offers a degree of protection for the system, and also a second set of ear pads to give users the choice between leather and fabric. More on the latter soon, though.

 

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There is also a driver disc which is essential to allowing the surround algorithm to work correctly. Overall, though, a pretty slim and straight forward package that manages to include everything that's necessary to get the ball rolling.

 

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We also must quickly add here how we thought the small piece of 'leather' stuck onto the outside of the box was a nice touch - in a sort of 'Joe's Carpet Shack' free sample sort of a fashion.

 


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