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Finition de qualité, construction solide, Système de rafraîchissement efficace, Rendu audio convaincant, très homogène, Captation micro convaincante,
Logiciel bien pauvre en options, Virtualisation 7.1, Hauts-médiums et aigus en retrait, Arceau central un peu « juste »
Imposant, le HP Omen Mindframe n'est clairement pas un casque-micro qui passe inaperçu. Dans la veine de nombreux autres modèles gamers, il affiche un look massif et intègre un système de LED RGB destiné à assurer sa silhouette. On remarque d'entrée...
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Publié: 2018-12-10, Auteur: Jordan , review by: dailystar.co.uk
HP Omen's FrostCap technology is a genius innovation that delivers. This is a game changer for the steamy-eared gamer, Ergonomic comfortable design, feels great to wear even after hours of use, The 7.1 virtual surround is brilliant for tense shooter
Missing some basic features, like a 7.1 toggle and extra buttons, Sound quality does not match the price tag. Not for audiophiles, Software is very matter-of-fact and needs fleshing out,
Omen's Mindframe headset is one hell of an idea on paper: stuffing two thermoelectric cooler stuffed into a headset you'd have a hard time discerning from the rest. Yet, despite its technical curiosity, this unique headset simply cannot deliver functional...
Extrait: Do you ever get a little overheated while PC gaming? I don't mean getting angry at a close Fortnite loss and throwing a mouse across the room, or shouting obscenities at a spawn-camping teen via Discord. I mean, literally hot. Maybe even hot enough to tri...
Fantastic cooling effect, Great spatial audio, Comfort without compromise and even weight distribution on head,
Unwieldy microphone, Occasional sound leakage
The HP Omen Mindframe gaming headset stands out with tech that keeps your ears cool and has great sound, but its microphone is unwieldy and there is occasional sound leakage...
Imprecise fit, No audio-tweaking options, FrostCap can be uncomfortable
The Omen Mindframe's $199 MSRP is way too high for a mediocre headset, but if you can find this item for $150, the value proposition is a little better. FrostCap is a novel technology that could theoretically help out folks whose ears get hot during long...
Publié: 2018-11-06, Auteur: Paul , review by: hothardware.com
HP is competing in an increasingly crowded field with its Omen Mindframe, as gaming headsets are now more common than ever. What's not common, however, is active cooling. HP's thermoeletric solution is both unique and effective, and it's what makes the Om...
The most important qualities in a gaming headset are probably audio quality and comfort. Something like surround sound is important, because you need to be able to hear things from behind you, and that can provide a competitive advantage. After all, premi...
FrostCap's thermoelectric cooling keeps your ears a comfy temperature, Elegant and attractive design, Sounds decent enough for gaming
Heatsinks leave the outside of the headset weirdly warm to the touch, Microphone beeps when muted/unmuted, No official EQ capabilities or 7.1 controls. Software is oddly bare-bones
The headset space is exciting these days. The more crowded it gets, the more gimmicks we're seeing. It's one of the few reliable ways to stand out, especially if, like HP, you're coming late to the market. The more gimmicks you put out there, the more lik...
