When I play, the audio is absolutely essential for me. I need the audio to be clear to clear each pronounced word, but I also want bass to have an impact, I want to feel the explosions. I had the pleasure of reviewing several different helmets designed for the game. Some responded to my strict criteria, such as Astro A50, while others were quite disappointing. For a week, I play with a brand new headphones, Drown's Revolutionary Touch Audio Headset. You have read - which would normally be an intelligent slogan on a box is the name that Drown has decided to give its product "Game-changing audio touch". These headphones have been meticulously designed to provide a sound to the player in an intelligent way that tries to make the most of our ears. To clarify the Drown's intentions with these headphones, take a look at this video, then go to my impressions below.

So, basically, the tone of the tactile audio that changes the situation is to provide audio vibrations directly to the nerves of your ear and your temporal bone via patented technology. To do this, each revolutionary touch audio headset comes with four pairs of rubber acoustic joints that you will try to place in your ear to try to create the best seal possible. Does it work? Well, as the ears are like fingerprints and that there are not two identical, the answer is no, it really does not work exactly as announced, but you should, hopefully, get an adjustment enough close. For me, I found that size 6 was the closest - however, even in this case they were still incredibly uncomfortable during use. The worst thing is that I would never have imagined that putting headphones would be as frustrating, but we are there. Put the one on the left was not too difficult. You slide it somehow in an angle, then you twist for the sound hole aligns with your auditory conduit and that the upper node of acoustic joints slide into your Cymba conchae. The headset cord then hangs over your ear and drags, helping to secure everything in place. However, the right ear was always a problem and often took me a few minutes to fiddle until I'm right.

So, put the audio touch headphones that change the game can be a bit complicated, even after a week of use. But how do they sound? Well, the best way to describe them is good enough. Of course, they are better than most in-ear headphones, offering relatively clear sound. By playing games in the first person, I could clearly note where the enemies could hide in the 3D space. The audio of the voice in the game was clear enough to be distinguished, even during the moments of combat where other sounds argued my attention. Unfortunately, the bass was a little disappointing. The explosions seemed boring and had no impact. It is difficult not to compare these headphones at much more comfortable supra-atrial headphones like the A50, which offer a largely superior sound quality. Of course, there is a price difference of $ 200 between the A50 and these, but if you are looking for the best sound, then pay the extra money is worth it. I guess what bothers me the most is that taking into account the efforts to ensure that the headphones target my ear very specificly, the end result does not bring any improvements compared to other audio solutions. have previously used. On the positive side, during online games, my voice appeared like crystal without any echo. The microphone arrow is very foldable, and I could bend it away from the eyes while keeping a clear voice for my teammates. It should be noted that, because these tactile headphones changing the game adapt so well in the ear, I could not almost hear background noises. If you live in a noisy environment, consider this as an added benefit.

I was really happy to try the audio touch headphones who change the game. With a name like this, I assumed that I would live the sound of a whole new way. Unfortunately, it was not the case and I honestly think that I won anything in terms of audio quality with these headphones. For me, everything that was presented was hardly more than snake oil. Of course, the sound sounds well, the microphone offers a clear voice chat to your teammates and you will get some kind of function of removing the noise just from its design. However, for me, they are frustrating to put and they were not at all comfortable. I just do not think the sound was good enough to support the level of discomfort. Keep in mind that comfort will be different for everyone - if your ears adapt better to acoustic joints, you could find them more comfortable than me. These headphones are not bad, but everything does, I can not imagine keep using them when I have more comfortable options available.

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