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Sennheiser PC 333D
$240.00
Released October, 2010
The Pros:Microphone is sensitive, everyone can hear you very well. Sound is above average, lots of detail and crispness in the audio.
The Cons:Squeezes against the sides of your head uncomfortably. Ear pieces press directly on the ear, makes them sore. Imitation leather creates a synthetic sound as it rubs against your ears.
The Sennheiser PC 333D is a mid-range to high-end gaming headset similar to the Sennheiser PC 330 G4ME. The main difference between the PC 333D and the PC 330 is the 333D's 7.1 channel sound simulation.
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Otherwise, the two headsets sport the same basic features including a boom-mounted noise-cancelling microphone and extra large earcups.
The PC 333D's Dolby Headphone technology provides a simulated 7.1 channel environment that allows wearer's to better identify enemy locations based on sound direction. Its boom-mounted noise-cancelling microphone can be easily adjusted while blocking out outside sounds, ensuring only your voice is heard during online communications. Meanwhile, the PC 333D's extra large earcups ensure a comfortable fit even over longer periods of wear.
Features
- Automatic microphone mute
- 7.1 channel surround sound powered by Dolby Headphone
- XL ear pads and a cushioned headband
- Frequency response: 14 - 22,000 Hz
- Noise-cancelling microphone
- Adjustable boom
- Integrated volume controls on the right earpiece
- 2-year international warranty
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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microphone is sensitive, everyone can hear you very well
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sound is above average, lots of detail and crispness in the audio
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squeezes against the sides of your head uncomfortably
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ear pieces press directly on the ear, makes them sore
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imitation leather creates a synthetic sound as it rubs against your ears
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ears get hot and uncomfortable quickly
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very heavy construction, gives you a headache after awhile
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1
looks like a lot of cheap plastic, even the chrome hilights are bad
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volume control is hard to turn, often needs two hands
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