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According to Roccat, the headset should last up to 16 hours on a full charge with the RGB lighting on, or 24 hours with RGBs off.
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On the plus side, it gets decent, if not stellar battery life. The connection is great once the headset and dongle find each other, but the pairing process is far more painful than it needs to be. I found myself laying the headset next to the dongle on top of my desktop for about 20-30 seconds every time I turned it on. In practice, the headset needs to be within a few inches of the wireless dongle to pair. In theory, when you turn on the headset, it should automatically pair with the dongle and start working effortlessly.
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Over more than a week of testing, I found that the Syn Pro Air and its wireless dongle frequently had trouble syncing up. It generally supplies a reliable, low-latency connection, which can keep up with competitive and non-competitive gameplay experiences… Once it’s connected, that is. The Syn Pro Air relies on a 2.4 GHz wireless connection via a USB dongle. It’s worth noting that the headset does not allow you to establish a wired connection via USB-C, so you’ll need to keep the dongle plugged in if you want to continue using it while charging. On the right, you have a second wheel, which lets you adjust mic monitoring in your headphone mix. On the left earcup, you have a volume control wheel, a power button, and a USB-C charging port.
There aren’t a ton of onboard controls and ports on the Syn Pro Air. Inside, the headset features 50mm drivers, which is standard for a mid-to-high-end headset. Without any meaningful clamp from the top band, you don’t really feel cushioning much, but the wide padding helps the cups fit right and feel comfortable. Speaking of earcups, the mesh-coated earpieces are large, roomy, and heavily cushioned with a firm memory foam. On the plus side, the forks rotate, so you can lay the earcups flat on your chest or a desk. And without notches or numbers on the cylinders, you have to rediscover your ideal fit every time you put them on. The earcup adjustment mechanism is also loose: When hung from a desk-mounted headphone hook, the earcups slid down and out of place. Despite the loose fit, it still provides a decent amount of passive noise-cancellation, reducing the impact of nearby ambient noise. It slides out of position very easily, and may even fall off if you shake your head forcefully. The top band is very wide so the headset doesn’t clamp, even on my fairly large noggin. A light headset is a comfortable headset, but the design has its issues. The Syn Pro Air’s all-plastic frame makes for a light headset – 311 grams – without compromising its durability. These design nuances are only noticeable up close, but they give the Syn Pro Air a pop of personality. RGB lighting in the base of each earpiece reveals a plastic honeycomb design underneath the plastic chassis, mirroring the design from Roccat’s recent mice, such as the Roccat Burst Pro and Kone Pro Air. Instead of sliding interlocked pieces inside the top band, the forks adjust via a pair of sliding cylinders locked onto the outside of the frame. The all-plastic top band and ear cups are covered with a thick, slightly scratchy mesh padding. There is configurable RGB lighting in each mouse button, and this lighting can shine through the top panel due to the translucent fade which is featured on each top panel.At a glance, every part of the Syn Pro Air looks like it’s designed to stand out from other, similar gaming headsets. The bionic shell design will keep out unwanted dust and dirt while featuring a reduced lightweight. The design of this gaming mouse utilizes the ROCCAT Bionic shell, which uses a solid yet light honeycomb shell design. The Kone Pro gaming mouse offers a few fantastic features that can set it apart for FPS gamers and RGB lighting in each mouse button Gamers can preorder this gaming mouse now, and it will be officially on sale on May 16th. The Kone Pro gaming mouse features a lightweight design, ROCCAT's Titan Switch optical switch, and ROCCAT Owl-Eye 19K DPI optical sensor. These two different color options enable gamers to buy the mouse that best fits their specific gaming setup.
ROCCAT has announced the Kone Pro gaming series, which comes in two different color options: black and white.
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