Razer Megalodon 7.1 Review
The Razer Megalodon 7.1 Surround Sound gaming headset is likely known by quite a few online gamers. It is a slick headset that really should appeal to the majority of computer gamers out there due to its low cost and high level of features. It is not a perfect headset though, so read on and decide whether you want to add it to your online gaming arsenal.
When it comes to wireless headsets, audio interference can be an issue at times. This is not an issue with the Megalodon simply because it is connected through a USB port, by way of a braided wire. The braided wire has an added benefit in that it reduces the likelihood of tangles and snags, while simultaneously providing a fantastic voice and audio connection.
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This reliability amply compliments the 7.1 channel surround sound that, according to Razer’s own website claims is developed by “the most advanced algorithms for gaming.” Specifically, the audio is meant to feature variances in audio just as you would find it in real life.
Moving on to comfort and control, this is where things do get a little hairy for some players. While many players who have given their reviews of this headset note that the controls and comfort are at least good, some will not care for the ear cups, or the remote control.
Looking at the ear cups for a moment, they are made from “plus velvet”, with the intention of isolating volume and creating a buffer between what you hear on the game, and the outside environment. It sounds great, but they can get a little hot, and some may wish for a slightly larger ear cup. It is fine for most, but some may take a slight issue here.
Coming back around to the remote control. This is another one where people either seem to love the feature, or find it less than desired. It is easy to use, and does not force you to pause your game or fool around with different drivers, but it is a little basic. You get control over in line audio and bass, but that is about it. You can focus on directional sound a bit, but this is by no means a deal maker or breaker for most.
We’ll finish up on this review for now, and let you know what user “1mpulse” at Amazon had to say.
7.1, gamingheadset, headset, megalodon, razer, razer megalodonTo make this quick and easy this is probably one of the best headsets out there. The sound quality is the best I’ve ever had and the 7.1 just makes everything more enjoyable. The only problem with 7.1 is not many things support 7.1 at the moment…