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Aukey 7.1 Gaming Headset review: Why is my voice a whole note lower?

Aukey 7.1 Gaming Headset review: Why is my voice a whole note lower?

Posted on December 17, 2018 By Jarvis

Solid construction with a microphone that reproduces voices in a lower register.

Gaming can be a testosterone-charged domain, which perhaps explains why the Aukey 7.1 Gaming Headset lowers players voices when relayed over the built-in boom mic. Whether this is a feature or a quirk is subjective, possibly dependent on the lilt of your voice. Despite this odd characteristic, the $49 headset proves it can hold its own among more expensive alternatives.

Who is the Aukey 7.1 Gaming Headset for?

Aukey 7.1 Gaming Headset: A woman wearing the headset in read.

The large ear cups weigh heavily, but fatigue is delayed due to the headband suspension.

You may have deduced by the name that this headset is intended for gamers. Although technically anyone may use it, there exist gaming-specific features that may be undesirable for general consumers.
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