When gaming on a battlefield, you need to have an edge over your opponent. With good surround sound audio, you have a higher chance to accurately pinpoint your enemy’s location and act immediately. With its latest VH710 Gaming Headset, Rapoo promises you to provide a virtual 7.1-channel surround sound environment enabling you to distinguish and detect the direction of the sound clearly.
The Rapoo VH710 features large 50mm drivers for superior audio performance which includes punchy bass and crisp highs. Extremely beneficial for gaming, the VH710 can also give you cinema-like experience for movies. The headset also features a superior ENC microphone which includes de-noising functions for stable and crystal-clear chats and voice calls. Additionally, using Rapoo’s proprietary driver interface, you can fine-tune the drivers to customize voice modes.
The Rapoo VH710 has a lightweight design with a headband suspension and is built using ultra-strong and durable materials. Long gaming sessions will no longer be stressful so that you can concentrate on your gaming performance. The headset also incorporates cool RGB backlight LEDs wherein you can create your own personalized ambience to enhance your gaming experience. And lastly, there’s an in-line controller that helps you for quick volume controls, mute and backlight controls.
The Rapoo VH710 virtual 7.1-Channel Gaming Headset can be purchased from online and offline stores at an affordable price of Rs 3,999. It comes with a Limited Replacement Warranty of 1 Year from the date of purchase.
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