eDimensional has sent me over their new AudioFX2 Gaming & Audio Headset to take a look at, it’s got a couple features like force feedback, detachable microphone. The force feedback part is essentially bass drivers that do require extra power via the included USB connection or the included external battery pack. I can say they are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time so that’s a big positive there, but read on to learn more…
First up we’ve got the unboxing video for you along with still pictures, check them out and continue on:
Specifications:
eDimensional AudioFX2 Gaming & Audio Headset
Superb Gaming and Audio Performance

New Ultra-Comfortable Design
The AudioFX2 has been designed from the ground up for extreme comfort. The sleek, low profile design is lightweight, yet very stylish. Premium soft fabric encloses the ear cups in cushioned comfort. Extra padding packed into the fully-adjustable headband ensures unlimited hours of gameplay or audio listening pleasure.
Detachable Microphone
The AudioFX2 includes a noise-canceling, Teamspeak Certified, detachable microphone. Simply plug it in to the discreet plug on the side of the headset to gain crystal clear online chat capability for any PC game or application (including VOIP).
Plug it in Or Take it On the Go
Eager to experience the AudioFX2 sound with your MP3 player (including iPod), portable game device (PSP, Nintendo DS, etc.) or even on your home theater? Now you can, because the AudioFX2 can be plugged in to any of these devices. Plus, we even include a bonus battery pack adapter which means you can power the force feedback feature and experience home theater bass sensations and increased situational awareness on the go.
Specifications
Driver Unit: 50mm
Impedance: 32Ω +/-3 Ω
Sensitivity: 110 dB+/-3dB
Frequency: 20Hz - 20,000Hz
Mic Specifications
Sensitivity: 58 dB+/-3dB
Omni Directional
Frequency: 20Hz - 16,000Hz
Works on any PC or portable audio/gaming device with a standard analog 9mm audio jack
Price: $49.95
There’s nothing to the installation of this headset, it just used the standard 3.5mm jacks, so just stick it in basically.
To use the force feedback feature you can use USB power, or the included battery pack, you’ll have to install batteries in it though, just two ‘AAA’ batteries and you’re all set.
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