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roccat khan pro reviewa

   If you've been around the block as many times as we have then in all likelihood you're well aware that gaming headsets have evolved quite a bit over the years in all areas but sound quality. Sure we've seen many gaming headsets with Dolby certifications and both virtual and "true surround sound" over the years but what most manufacturers have chosen to focus on have been features like wireless connectivity (either Bluetooth or radio), LED lighting (single or RGB), flexible frames (for more durability and optimal comfort), Earpad materials (again for optimal comfort) and microphone types (retractable and boom ones - flexible or not). Hi-Res Audio is here to change all that and the Khan Pro Gaming Headset by ROCCAT which we have here with us today is among the very first (if not the very first) to hit the PC and console market.


   Founded in 2007 in Hamburg, ROCCAT designs the best gaming products in the world. We combine detail-loving German innovation with a genuine passion for what we do. The result is a forward-looking product portfolio adaptable to the gaming trends of tomorrow. The industry-leading experiences we develop are born of a deep affinity with gaming community that we ourselves are very much a part of. We achieve this by having an outstandingly talented team comprised of gamers, visionaries and industry experts.


   Just like most gaming headsets in the market the ROCCAT Khan Pro features a closed over the ear design and is based on two 50mm stereo dynamic neodymium magnet drivers that feature a frequency response of 10Hz-40KHz and 25 Ohm impedance. ROCCAT has also equipped the Khan Pro with a pull-down flexible boom microphone featuring -40dB sensitivity with 60dB SNR (ROCCAT calls it real-voice) and a volume control knob placed at the rear of the left earcup. Now as you have probably noticed already what Hi-Res Audio basically does is boost the frequency response of these 50mm neodymium magnet dynamic drivers all the way up to 40KHz but with our ears limited at only up to 20KHz how much does that really matter? So yeah at least for the most part Hi-Res audio could end up being just another marketing "trick/gimmick" but that doesn't mean it has nothing to offer so let's move forward with our review of the brand new Khan Pro Gaming Headset by ROCCAT to see for ourselves.