#Afterglow dolby 5.1 wireless headset manual
#Afterglow dolby 5.1 wireless headset full

At least you have some control over the orientation: each circumaural cup rotates to account for variations in the angular relationship between your ears and skull. The ear pads could also use a bit of refinement.

#Afterglow dolby 5.1 wireless headset manual

Once the band is broken in, the problem diminishes, but a better solution would have been to include a mechanism for manual fitting adjustments. The floating head-band exhibits a little too much tension, forcing the large-headed among us to struggle while attaining a reasonable fit, but it's passable. The positional effect of the Afterglow headset's 3D audio is fair at best, though it's certainly the audio mode best suited for gaming out of the three, since it does preserve directionality.ДЄt first, the Afterglow headset isn't exactly comfortable. True, there's no Dolby surround sound, virtual or otherwise, but PDP contracted Media City Studio to create a propriety 3D audio solution that, in theory, provides better immersion within the soundscape than surround sound. Each mode is tied to a color, as represented by the LED on the tip of the microphone. Though you can't finely tune audio levels to your liking, you can toggle between three different modes: Pure Audio (flat EQ, blue LED), Bass Boost (red LED), and Immersive Audio (3D, bass and treble boost, green LED). You may expect the worst, but you'll likely be pleasantly surprised when the audio coming out of the cans presented itself as adequate and then some. The treble is clear without sounding 'tinny,' and the low-end frequency response (bass) manages to deliver an impact without succumbing to audio artifacts or muddiness. It's hard to be picky when it comes to a wireless headset that sounds as good as similarly priced wired models from other manufacturers. In fact, it may be the best wireless headset on the market, relative to its cost. It may not be on par with our reigning champ, the A50s from Astro, but at less than a third of the price, PDP's universal wireless headset shouldn't be overlooked. Thankfully, holding down the 'Mode' button allows you to disable some, or all, of the lighting.Д¬onsidering the better-than-average audio performance, it's one of the best deals on the market at $89.99-a steal for a universal wireless headset. At first glance, the LED lighting and clear plastic don't project the image of a high-end product, which it isn't. Such is PDP, with its Afterglow Universal Wireless Gaming Headset. Now that the former have paved the way with their latest round of wireless gaming headsets, lesser-known manufacturers are starting to pop their heads out.

#Afterglow dolby 5.1 wireless headset full

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