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Publié: 2016-02-29, Auteur: Jon , review by: kitguru.net
Decent sound quality, overall, Better than the more expensive SR910 in some respects, Virtual surround sound offers some improvements to atmospheric games, Unique look and sturdy build quality. Frame does not creak, Backend software has decent EQ and oth
Frame design needs improvement, Sound quality not as good as comparable headsets, Backend software is ugly, More expensive than competing headsets, Lighting colour scheme inconsistent between headset and control.
The G.Skill Ripjaws SV710 is the lower end brother of the much more expensive SR910 and features far fewer drivers – only offering virtual surround sound instead of ‘real' surround sound. Usually that would mean a much inferior product, but the Sv710 actu...
Unfortunately, there isn't proper UK pricing available for the SV710, so we're basing it off the US price with tax added. This is still probably quite generous as US pricing is well below MSRP at the moment, but even if the SV710 does come in under £50, w...
The G.Skill Ripjaws SV710 needs only a couple more tweaks to make it a real player in the sub £50 headset category. The overall design and quality is good, the audio produced is also pretty good (although a little neutral), but the headset's headband is...
Extrait: As someone who probably spends just as much time gaming as I do breathing, I'm always looking for a leg up on the competition. For months I had been using the Razer Kraken headphones, and I enjoyed them right up until the moment they died. I was devastate...
Publié: 2016-12-15, Auteur: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
The first impression is often deceptive. It happened with the G.Skill Ripjaws SV710. Initially they seemed too bulky and unsightly, and declared virtual 7.1 sound always makes us think about how many manufacturers will place the sound source at a distance...
The RIPJAWS SV710 conserves the same headband and earcup from the SV910 which brings the same self-adjusting headband design, metal materials, and high quality memory foam. As such the SV710 is comfortable and durable. Though it weighs less than the SR910...
Overall I'm very impressed with the G.Skill SV710 headset. It's very comfortable to wear and sounds great. The mic picks up your voice clearly and with the help of the ENC feature it makes sure that only your voice is transmitted through the system. The s...
Providing some punchy bass and scoring high on comfort, the lack of accessories and lacklustre clarity let this model down overall, but it is an improvement over G.Skill's other headset...
Extrait: With the KM780 gaming keyboard and the MX780 gaming mouse, G.Skill proved they were serious about moving from memory into gaming peripherals. Now, they has entered the audio segment with their SR910 and SV710 gaming headsets—and that's an even bigger step...
Good microphone, Environmental Noise Cancelation worked, Long cable, Drivers can get very loud, Good virtual surround, When tuned, sound is produced nicely, Strong and sturdy design
Suspension Strap mounted too high causing discomfort, Audio controller can reach the floor when sitting
After calibrating the headset I could hear surround sounds in many of my games. Playing with friends they could hear me clearly over the headset. I was able to clearly hear footsteps and their directions. Things of that nature can be a great boon in FPS g...
