Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Turtle Beach Ear Force PX5 Unboxing & Overview”.
You what’s up guys it’s Lou from unbox therapy and today we’re taking a look at the Turtle Beach ear force, px 5 wireless gaming headset. Now this headset is gon na work on either your PlayStation 3 or your Xbox 360, and it’s going to allow for you to enjoy 7.1 channel, surround sound emulation. The way it’s going to do that is by using the optical audio output on either of those aforementioned consoles. Now, since they’re wireless they’re gon na require batteries in order to be powered, next, we’ve got a remote. This is going to be used if you’re using the headset with your Xbox 360, so you can control chat, volume and whatnot, while plugging this into your controller. Next we’ve got our USB cable mini USB to USB.
This is used for programming your presets into the headset. Here’S a USB to power. This is obviously for powering the device and, lastly, we’ve got our optical cable.
This is how you interface with your console. So, let’s see what else we’ve got in the package hiding underneath the headset itself are some documents, of course, the manual as well as some other paperwork. This is actually going to be useful in the case of this device because it is fairly complicated to operate. There are a number of different ways you can use it.
We got a sticker that says play like a pro. I’M sure you all already do and then something that says stop how about we don’t stop. Let’S keep this going so get into the headset, which is important after all. That’S what we’re here for we see. We’Ve got a real nice boom mic, that’s really flexible and really adjustable. We’Ve also got our power button on the right ear Cup, the turtlebeach logo. On the outside and the inside of the headset, a nice plush headband with a leather like feel on the outside and a turtlebeach logo embossed on the top and like most other headsets, it’s got a nice tight adjustability we’ve got our controls on the ear cups themselves. We have bluetooth volume, bluetooth, power, an LED mic mute and our main preset button.
We’Ve also got USB Xbox, another preset button and our game volume control on the back of the head unit. We have our digital in and out. We’Ve also got analog line in our line in volume, as well as our power on the front of the unit. We have our 3.5 millimeter jack volume adjustment, as well as a Dolby bypass anyway guys, I hope, you’ll check out the channel.
We’Ve got a lot more to look at over there. .