Inland 87076 USB Powered Bass Vibration Headset

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Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 2.6 x 1.2 x 6.1 inches ; 13.6 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B000234N0S
• Item model number: 87076
  

Price : $24.99

Product Description

The inland Headset 6000 is designed for comfort and sound quality. The unique USB or battery powered bass-vibration unit senses low sound frequencies enhances them with a vibrator built into the ear cups. The adjustable headband and microphone boom allow the user to adjust the headset to fit comfortably. The 6000 also with and in-line volume control for convenient adjustments without having to reach for the source.

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Technical Details

• Perfect for voice/video conferencing
• Hands free phone use
• Personal Audio entertainment
• Computer gaming

Customer Reviews

when i bought it the name was "Anubis Typhoon Bass Vibration Headset"
it's the exact same headset in every respect(just do a google search for the anubis)
on to the review:
It's really a quite excellent headset for all uses, initially i purchased it for voicechat in games, and the microphone is very good.
the sound is very clear, no problems with even very loud sounds being transmitted through the microphone, top quality microphone.
now on to the interesting bit, the sound.
i was surprised how powerful the bass boost is, without distorting the sound.
I'm not into music that requires a lot of bass, but it made a lot of games sound really good, and it gave a certain feel to it when thunder struck in the game and the headset literally shaked on your head ;)
if you turn the bass boost off the sound remains good, and the sound becomes more "natural" but it's still a very clean sound no matter how high you turn up the volume.
that leads on to the only negative comment i have on this headset, on my system the max volume weren't very loud, it was loud enough, but there was a few instances where i would have liked it to go a little higher...but in 99% of the cases it was fine.
last point on this headset is how comfortable it is to wear for extended periods of time: this headset fits most people really well, and despite the size it's really not heavy, the longest i wore it without taking it off(long raid in a game hehe)was a bit over 8 hours, and it didn't get uncomfortable at any point.
so thumbs up for this excellent headset from me.

I just got these in the mail today and couldnt wait to try them out.
Heres the lowdown
The bass vibration feature is awsome! it makes you feel like you are a theater or a car with a nice system.
It doesnt have to rely on batteries (although you can when you take it on trips) when you plug it into the USB
The cushion on the ears arent as soft as my sony but i think i need to break them in a little to soften them up :)
What I dont like is that i can here faint electronic noise.. which sucks but its only noticed when your headphones are silent..
what i also noticed was that if the bass feature is turned way up and you listen to a rap/hip hop song or anything with continuous bass it loses its sync with the music and just kind of massage your ears ( this could be good or bad)
The mic seems to work great the playback sounded clean... its just a matter of adjusting the levels on your computer and how far the mic physically sits from your face... after a bit of tweaking i was getting pretty damn good sound.
Overall im pretty damn happy with these mostly becuase they are CHEAP AS HELL but dont seem like it :)

 

Inland 87076 USB Powered Bass Vibration Headset