Acezone A-Blase Wireless Gaming Staft Enche

Built for games, Acezone A-Blase Design bypasses a diminutive line between affordability, portability and practicality. Against the previous set of Acezone wireless game headphones, we look at a rather cut model, which aims to bring a gaming audio to masses. There are many competitions in this price range, and although Blaze sticks to its roots as a cruel headset, it could have been a bit too challenging to hit this fiscal sweet point.

Acezone Agree hardening very comfortably. Wearing it all day, every day, for the last week I felt a slight discomfort on my crown, despite a lean band. I am a plug for a floating band, such as Arctis Nova Pro, but Blaze is absorbed enough that this is not a real problem. Turning cans and an ear mug additionally serve this headphone set for feather games, almost eliminating pressure, which I usually got from wearing glasses. Even my massive rims earrings are not a problem, which is quite wild. Partly thanks to the flexibility of the headband, as well as the glorious lining to the ear.

Fortunately, Acezone also added the flywheel Earpads to some previous models, which is always a welcome feature, because the file tends to drop after some time.

Here, it is clearly focused on the quality of workmanship, but this does not mean that A-Blase is skipping aesthetics. Nowhere is it so coarse to look at some keen and brilliant headphones for the games I saw, and also does not show with a spectacular RGB. Its subtle, almost retro styling almost makes it worth pulling out the bus, although the unsupported microphone and pop shield make you look like you Work for a bus company.

I was impressed by the A-Blase microphone. While supporting items and sibilands, it is great for chat conversations in the game and does not sound too keen, although it can be somewhat compressed compared to the best microphones for gaming.

On inflammation A there is some straightforward lively noise. Hybrid Anc, Acezone calls it. And although they are only turned on, turned off and transparency, it copes well with a reduction in a more distant drone sounds like passing cars and air. Despite this, it is not near Anc in which you will reach $ 200 in the price range.

As for the sound, Blaze is equipped with an average frequency reaction, which, although it is more than satisfactory in everyday employ, is not the most versatile. It is well edit in the accompanying concealer application, although you need to connect both via Bluetooth and Wireless to get the benefit in the game because there is no Windows application.

Steps and vocals are clear during games. I definitely hear sounds that I usually don’t notice what A-Blase’s ability to collect a more distant sound in the game says. Although it does not match the sound quality of his older sister, A-Rise (usually nearby £ 700/USD 750), it is certainly rapid and precise. Plus it is extremely featherlight for comparison and does not cost land.

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Where other headphone sets struggled when I move around the house and garden, Acezone maintains a very consistent connection compared to wireless. It even remains connected to the wireless key about three doors down my house, although Bluetooth has problems with many other current signals.

My main problem, when I listen to music away from my computer, is that there is a point where the pause button refuses to work when the sound still feels. What’s more, when I go back to the computer, stop and then try to recognize the music, he begins to play a random card on YouTube, which I opened. Basically, it receives the introduction of any lively window. Fortunately, there is no such thing in the game. Despite this, there is a bit lacking on the ear control. In addition to the complete lack of music control at the back and forward, on which other wireless headphones are proud, the volume also jumps on a quick press of the button – I once increased from 76% to 100%, which was a bit of a shock. Just something to remember if you have sensitive ears.

If you want to give up wireless and ANC completely, you can get stereo Corsair HS55 for a better than half of the price, but then you got stuck at the workstation. Still, if you are looking for a 300 -hour battery life and wireless, it is our best wireless headphone set £ 190/$ 100And often on sale. It is a bit heavier, but equally comfortable, and even equipped with a detachable microphone. And while A-Blase improves 279 £/USD 369 A-Spire wireless design, with improved aesthetics, better wireless efficiency, more impressive battery life and a nice pop for a microphone, Acezone notes that its ANC is slightly weaker, just like a microphone that cancels noise.

There are many similar headphone sets that are slightly cheaper. Take, for example, The Turtle Beach Stealth 600, who is sitting around £ 100/$ 100. Although it probably provides better sound quality thanks to 50 mm nanoclear controllers and more clamorous cups on the ears, it does not quite match the comfort or life of Blaze batteries.

The question is: do you want to devote some extra cash and low control, for a connection similar to FAE by Wi-Fi and unjustified 45-hour battery life? Although the average player will not need or not even employ a quick reaction lightning, which provides this wireless headphone set, this is where he counts, for those who are looking for professionals. In addition, there is a lot to love in an elegant, convenient headset that will continue all night. I would just like to be able to remove the microphone so that I can take it out for everyday walks without a comical look.