Description
Thunderobot H31 Headphones (Black)
The Thunderobot H31 are wired gaming headphones with a microphone, featuring 50mm speakers that deliver fantastic surround sound, ensuring you'll always hear the enemy’s footsteps and manage to outsmart them. The built-in microphone, high sensitivity, and noise reduction feature ensure smooth and successive communication with your team.
Customize the Sound to Your Preferences
Thanks to the manufacturer's software, you can tailor the headphones' sound according to your taste. Equalizer (EQ) settings, sound effects, and microphone settings are available for you to adjust as you wish. The 50mm speakers, with a frequency response of 20 Hz - 20 kHz, will ensure that your immersion into the presented world is exceptionally smooth. Fantastic 7.1 surround sound is within reach.
Fantastic Light Effects
The Thunderbot H31 features unique "breathing" lighting, causing the headphones to pulse with RGB colors, adding atmosphere to your nighttime gameplay and victories!
Ergonomic Design
The headphones boast a robust, ergonomic design made from high-quality materials that ensure durability while maintaining the flexibility necessary to provide user comfort. The headband of the headphones automatically adjusts to the size of the head. Breathable, comfortable eco-leather ear cushions perfectly isolate the environment, resting comfortably on the ears.
Package Contents
Headphones
Instruction Manual
| Manufacturer |
Thunderobot |
| Model |
H31 |
| Weight |
416 g |
| Headphone frequency range |
20 Hz - 20kHz |
| Impedance |
32 +/- 10% |
| Diameter of transducers |
50 mm |
| Microphone sensitivity |
-42 +/- 3 dB |
| Microphone frequency range |
20 Hz - 16 kHz |
| Headphone lighting effect |
Multi-color backlighting |
| Cable length |
2,2 m |
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