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Cooler Master MH670 Gaming Headset Review: Wireless or Wired, Always Tasteful

Cooler Master MH670 Gaming Headset Review: Wireless or Wired, Always Tasteful

Posted on April 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Cooler Master’s MH670 looks like one of the best gaming headset options if you’re looking for something you can take everywhere. With wireless connectivity via a USB Type-A dongle or USB Type-C adapter, and removable 3.5mm cable, it can work with a PC, as well as XBox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch or even a smartphone.

The cans offer excellent build quality, attractive design, great battery life and superior sound quality with a few small caveats. While the audio is crisp and clear, it could use a bit more power. Similar headsets from competitors such as HyperX are noticeably louder. And while it’s portability and versatility make it seem like a good candidate for on-the-go use, you may struggle to plug it into your smartphone’s headphone jack.
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