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beyerdynamic

beyerdynamic CUSTOM Game

Name: beyerdynamic CUSTOM Game
Brand: beyerdynamic
SKU: B06WVHCLTP

An interactive gaming headset with booming bass and a boom mic.

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Key specs

Connection Type

Wired-3.5mmMost common

Wired-3.5mm32%Bluetooth29%2.4GHZ25%Wired-usb-c10%

Wired-3.5mm is the most common — on 32% of the 182 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 150).

Connectivity

Connection Type: Wired-3.5mm
Headphone Jack: Yes
Platform Compatibility: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Mobile

Build

Material Ear Cups: Foam with leather cover
Material Chassis Primary: Plastic with aluminum band
Material Headband: Metal with padding

Features

Control Type: Physical buttons

Microphone

Boom Style: Fixed boom
Frequency Response High Hz: 18000 Hz
Frequency Response Low Hz: 30 Hz
Polar Pattern: Cardioid
Microphone: Yes
Is Detachable: No

Sound

Acoustic Design: Closed-back
Driver Type: Dynamic driver
Frequency Response High Hz: 35000 Hz
Frequency Response Low Hz: 5 Hz
Impedance: 16 Ω
Sensitivity: 96 dB/mW

Design

Foldable: No
Weight: 282 g

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SOUNDGUYS rating

7.1/ 10

Recommended

Reviewed byLil KatzContributorReviewed September 2022

Comfort & fit7.5

Connectivity6.5

Design8.0

Portability6.2

Features7.0

Value7.5

The verdict

If you can afford to invest in a long-lasting set of gaming headphones, the Beyerdynamic CUSTOM Game is well worth it. Not only does it sound good for gaming, but you can easily use it as a daily desktop headset, affording you two products for one.

✓What we like

✓Excellent mic quality

✓Customizable sound sliders

✓Superb soundstage

✓Detachable cable and Y-extension

✕What could be better

✕Price

✕Heavy

✕Bulky, uncomfortable to disengage around neck

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