Thermaltake Tt eSports Shock Console Gaming Headset Review

The microphone clips in near the bottom of the left ear and only fits one-way, it extends about four inches out from the ear and is quite flexible.

With three cushions for the top of the head and one for each ear, we found the headset to be a comfortable and pleasing fit with no discomfort or excessive pressure.

TECH SPECIFICATIONS

GAMING

We tested the TteSPORTS Shock Gaming Headset on a PlayStation 4, playing Call of Duty: Ghosts and NHL 15. Playing definitely gives you the full use of this headset as far as sound and communication goes.

Clear and crisp sounds of crawling and reloads around corners. The sound is perfectly placed as it should be giving you ample reaction time to counter any stalking. Through hours of use on NHL 15 we noticed no issues in communication with opponents and even had a few people ask about the headset as we got into chatting with them as we played. Hearing everything from disappointed grumbles to excited cries this headset does the trick with ease. Adding in the fact that the headset plays not only chat, but also game sounds, it gave us the ability to stay up way past our bedtime playing with the TV on mute, all while not missing a single sound or chirp while everyone was sleeping.

Being able to control the chat sound and game sound in the headset separately is perfect, especially when you end up on a chat with someone you’d rather hear less from, you can mute them while still hearing full game play. Wearing the headset during gameplay is a little less amazing, but still not bad as the ear cups each extend about an inch, giving you some wiggle room for head size adjustment. Unfortunately the ear phones don’t turn at all and are single positioned.