Comfort
The comfort segment of this review can be summed up in a single word: unnoticed. After wearing the Shock Spin for hours on end, I noticed no more discomfort than I would while wearing a loose fitting hat, or sunglasses pushed up on top of my head. There was no discomfort caused by excessive heat or sweating, as the headset has fantastic air flow and ventilation. Tt eSports brags of the “ergonomic shaped velvet cushion,” and for good reason: they keep the drivers at a comfortable distance from the ears while applying virtually no pressure to the sides of one’s head. Simply for the sake of having something negative to say, the velvet cushions have a tendency to catch loose hairs and dust, and need to be brushed off every once in a while. Though I’m sure some would see this as a reason to rant and rave about how poorly put together the headset is, it hardly impacts my daily use whatsoever.
That being said, a warning: this headset is a bit on the loose side. This proved perfectly fine for me, but may impact those with smaller heads.
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