Steelseries H Wireless Gaming Headset
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My review/unboxing of the H Wireless gaming headset form Steelseries is part 3 in a series of reviews that also includes the Corsair Vengeance 2100 and Astro A50. Sponsor link: linustechtips.com Pricing & availability: linustechtips.com Join our community forum: bit.ly twitter.com @LinusTech Intro Screen Music Credit: Adhesive Wombat -
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The SteelSeries H Wireless headset is introduced through a detailed unboxing and first impressions that emphasize its premium feel and mature aesthetic. The host notes the box contents, including the headset, base station with a vibrant OLED display, a battery port, and an array of cables to accommodate different setups worldwide. Build quality is highlighted as premium with soft foam ear pads and a subdued design aimed at serious gamers. The reviewer also compares the weight, around 325 grams, to the Corsair Vengeance 2100, and points out the swappable battery feature as a standout benefit for extended wireless use. Overall, the setup experience is described as straightforward, with emphasis on how the base station integrates DAC functionality and various inputs to support PC, Mac, consoles, and home theater systems. The first segment concludes with a clear impression that the H Wireless aims to deliver lag-free wireless performance, setting expectations for the subsequent range and listening tests.
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Questions answered
- What makes the SteelSeries H Wireless stand out among wireless gaming headsets?
- The headset offers swappable battery packs for extended use, multiple inputs including analog and digital, built-in DAC with a base station, Dolby audio processing, console compatibility, and a strong range in tests, along with premium comfort and build quality.
- How is the microphone performance described?
- The microphone is usable but not exceptional, sounding hollow compared to the Vengeance 2100, with a retractable mic design and a convenient mute indicator on the headset.
- Is the price justified by the audio quality and features?
- The reviewer suggests it depends on value perception: significantly better sound quality and features than some competitors, but at twice the price of the Vengeance 2100, the decision hinges on whether those enhancements are worth the premium for the user.