Wired RGB Gaming Headset with Directional Sound & Mic

Know where the threat is before you see it

• Hear the footsteps behind you

  Sound direction cues are the reason to buy this headset. Footsteps, gunfire, grenades and vehicles are shown radiating around the player in the lifestyle shot, so you can judge where a threat sits before it reaches your crosshair. Use it in a ranked lobby and the difference shows up in the first few rounds.

• Your voice, clearly heard

  The boom arm bends so you can place the mic close to your mouth. Teammates hear your callouts instead of your room, and you can flip the arm up when you are done talking. Keep it at the same distance each session and your voice stays even from match to match.

• Comfort that lasts all night

  The earcups use a padded leather-style cushion, and the headband is adjustable and padded across the top. Two hours into a session the weight stays manageable, and the cushions hold their shape. The plastic frame is light, which is the trade-off for keeping the price low.

Plugged in and talking in three minutes

1. 1
   Plug in the inline cable

   Connect the wired inline cable to your PC or console controller port. There is no pairing step.

2. 2
   Fit the headband

   Adjust the padded headband until it rests on your head without pinching. Tighter is not better for long sessions.

3. 3
   Place the boom mic

   Bend the flexible boom so the mic sits near the corner of your mouth. Then run a quick voice check in party chat.

4. 4
   Pick your lighting

   The RGB ring on each earcup lights up with the rest of your desk. Set your colour in the game or on your device.

Lost rounds, then a clean read

The round you lost to a footstep

You hear something behind you, turn too late and the round is gone. Your teammates ask where the enemy was, and you have no answer. Cheap headsets blur the sound together, and the mic cuts out right when you need it most. After an hour your ears ache, and you start to dread the next match.

Hear it. Call it. Win it.

The S19 puts directional in-game sound in your ears, so footsteps and gunfire have a direction you can act on. The boom mic sits close to your mouth and carries your callouts over the noise of the game. Your teammates hear the position, and the round turns around.

Budget headset or premium wireless