"GAMING AUDIO" content on TweakTown - Page 1

In collaboration with Sennheiser, EPOS has provided a solution to gamers who want to add a nice "kick" to their audio experience.

EPOS has released a brand new gaming headset in the H3 wired model. Join us as we test it out to see if it's worth buying or not.

The Schiit Fulla 3 is everything you want out of an entry-level gaming audio DAC, and more. Join us as we take a close look here.

Turtle Beach has released a new iteration of the popular gaming headset Stealth 600, and the Gen 2 comes with many improvements.

Logitech G has listened to users of the fantastic Logitech G Pro X, and has released a wireless variant of the popular headset.

EPOS has announced that it will be launching its first gaming branded product this October.

Today we have yet another new company offering a USB gaming headset solution. This time the company is called AZiO and the headset is the Levetron GH808.

Creative Labs have done work in the headset market before, but have not really made a huge mark. All that could change today with the new Sound Blaster Tactic3D Rage USB model.

Today we have some very slick stereo speakers from Microlab in house. Claiming proper Hi-Fi performance, let's take a look and see for ourselves.

Long time manufacturer of professional gaming gear Thermaltake has branched off into the world of audio products. We take a look at one of these - the Shock One Gaming Headset.

To kick start the year in audio, Corsair has its very first speaker system. And if this is anything like the headset they made last year, look out!

Today we have the very latest in high-end audio from Creative Labs - the X-Fi Titanium HD which is their most powerful and exciting board yet.

Corsair has one of the best reputations in the industry for building quality products. Today they enter the world of personal audio with the all new HS1.

With 177 different awards to date for the Xonar line-up, it's time to find out if that figure is going any higher today as we welcome the Xonar DG into our war room.

Surround sound via the ease of USB sounds great in theory, but will it actually work?

Another tactile employment of USB from Arctic Sound. This time in simple stereo form.