Taking aim at high-end audio.
Almost every gaming headset that gets released seems to employ a neodymium magnet driver, unremarkably amongst an emphasis on size. Gigabyte has chosen to teach inwards a dissimilar direction amongst its Aorus H5. In an endeavor to brand its newest headset stand upwards out, the Aorus H5 uses large 50mm glucinium metallic drivers that are supposed to offering superior well output.
Beryllium is touted for its stiffness-to-weight ratio, which tin plough over notice eliminate the involve for surface treatments that powerfulness degrade sound. As such, glucinium speakers tin plough over notice offering high responsiveness as well as well clarity without giving upwards bass response, if properly tuned.
The other advantage to beryllium is that well travels fast as well as efficiently through it, resulting inwards well breaking upwards at much higher frequencies. And when the breakup does happen, its stiffness reduces the effect.
None of this way the Aorus H5 is going to well awesome, precisely until nosotros convey a risk to exam elbow grease the headset for ourselves, all nosotros convey to teach on are the specs as well as what they imply. We're eager to run across if it tin plough over notice musculus its way onto our listing of the best gaming headsets, a listing that's currently headlined yesteryear the HyperX Cloud Revolver (see here for our wireless headset picks).
Beyond the large glucinium drivers, the Aorus H5 features cushioned earcups as well as a lightweight frame. It also has a suspended headband to spread the weight out evenly.
There is a detachable microphone that is also bendable, as well as in-line controls that offering upwards book as well as mute.
You volition involve to tap into your system's well organization (onboard well or a discrete soundcard), equally this connects via 3.5mm speaker jack. There is a USB connecter too, precisely it's alone used for RGB lighting.
Gigabyte did non nation when the Aorus H5 volition endure available or for how much.
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