We have first of all HP Omen Dyad, a good quality solution for those who do not want a headband type. On the other hand, we have the Energy System ESG 6 True Wireless, in case we are looking for something comfortable, with good sound and without cables. Finally, the HyperX CloudII, headphones with enough prestige and very well valued by video game fans.
HP Omen Dyad, great comfort and features
More and more video game fans are looking for other types of headphones to enjoy video games. The headband ones can become annoying after a long time of use and in summer they can be uncomfortable due to the heat. In addition, the in-ear headphones They are comfortable to wear on the street.
These headphones are characterized by offering a powerful and balanced sound thanks to the fact that they integrate dual driver technology. They are angled to fit perfectly inside the ear. It includes a set of three pads of three different sizes made of Comply foam to offer great comfort. In addition, these pads have sound insulation.
They have a microphone and drivers built into the same cable. We can adjust the volume of the headphones or mute the microphone from the same cable. Furthermore, they are completely compatible with the Nintendo Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X, as well as PC and Android smartphone.
They do not have unusual features, with a headphone response frequency between 20 Hz and 20 kHz. The microphone has an impedance of 2K2 Ohms and a response between 100 Hz and 10 kHz. The good thing about them is that they are very comfortable, light and that we can use them in our day to day life, as well as for gaming.
Energy System ESG 6 True Wireless, good quality but little autonomy
If you are looking for some in ear gaming headset and without cables, these from Energy Sistem are a good option. This Spanish designer offers solutions with good sound quality and a reasonable price. Also, nowadays any desktop or laptop computer uses Bluetooth, so why not take advantage of it?
They use a system of low latency for great sound synchronization. It features dual-driver technology to deliver rich, detailed sound. In addition, it has a double system MEMS microphone for perfect communication.
They offer us only 5 hours of autonomy, very poor for intensive use in gaming. Highlights the charging casewhich is quite compact and is based on a USB-C connector, so we can charge them with the mobile charger, for example. They are also compatible with computers, smartphones, televisions and Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles.
They are not bad headphones and the response frequencies of the microphone and speakers are within the usual range. It has the big problem of autonomy, since five hours is really little for intensive use. So if you are more of a casual gamer and to listen to music on the street they are worth it, but for intensive gaming, not by chance.
HyperX Cloud II, highly rated by fans
Possibly one of the most typical gaming headsets, which are highly valued by video game fans. These headphones already have a long history and if you try them, you end up loving them. They offer very good comfort and the audio quality is high, more than other solutions within its price range.
These HyperX Cloud II are characterized by having a high quality conventional headband design. They offer us a very balanced and vibrant sound. It has a virtual 7.1 sound system, to know more precisely where our rival is coming from.
It has a robust structure that guarantees a great strength and durability. The ear cups have extremely comfortable cushions, designed for long periods of use. We can remove the microphone, so we can use them on the street if we want.
It stands out from these headphones that they have aa frequency response between 10 Hz and 23 kHz with a sensitivity of 98 dB. There are no gaming headphones that, for price, move in this range of frequencies and this sensitivity. The microphone, on the other hand, is unidirectional to prevent sound from the environment from sneaking in.
As we say, they are possibly the best gaming headphones that you can buy by price range. I can say, since I have tried them, that the audio quality is comparable to headphones twice the price and close to more professional headphones (but not quite, obviously).
