Introduction:
Genius, maker of many peripherals, recently gave us the privilege to review one of their headsets that was able to deliver bass in the form of vibration within the headset. They say that their headset delivers ‘authentic’ bass sounds with vibrations; this we will put to the test.
Bass is achieved like many headsets of this type through the use of an external battery container which provides power for the enhanced bass functionality. What makes the Genius headset different is the option to use a USB port to provide the power instead of using up an endless supply of batteries or having to recharge batteries often. The optional included plug assures you that you will always be getting the best added bass possible.
im just like you right now i play cod but not to much especially since soohcl came so maybe every friday sat and sunday. Not ******** either. I dont need it for music because i got my beats studio and also astro in ear headset which is awesome( great high and mids okay bass not powerful so don’t expect much in bass) and from what i hear a30 have the better bass between the two. So i purchased the a30 because one it cheaper only cost me 190 and it just look slick to bought black