Wednesday, February 29th 2012

Plantronics' GameCom 780 Gaming Headset Goes On Sale

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Cristian_25H
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Announced early this year, at CES 2012, Plantronics' GameCom 780 Gaming Headset has now become available for purchase in Europe. The 780 offers a 7.1 surround sound experience (thanks to the Dolby Headphone and Pro Logic IIx technologies) and features 40 mm drivers, ultra-comfortable ear cushions and headband, a noise-canceling microphone, on-ear volume and mute buttons, built-in spin-joints (that let the earpods lay flat for easy storage), and USB connectivity.

The GameCom 780 can be bought for 49.90 Euro.

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5 Comments on Plantronics' GameCom 780 Gaming Headset Goes On Sale

#1
brandonwh64
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NICE! I have the 367 gamcon and I like them!
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Mindweaver
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Hell yea! Finally they changed the hug plastic band that broke on my 367 GamCon's and my current 777 GamCon not broke.. When my 777 brake's i'll buy these! :toast: knock on wood! I don't want my 777's to brake.. but just saying.. lol My 777 are kickass! :toast:
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v12dock
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MindweaverHell yea! Finally they changed the hug plastic band that broke on my 367 GamCon's and my current 777 GamCon not broke.. When my 777 brake's i'll buy these! :toast: knock on wood! I don't want my 777's to brake.. but just saying.. lol My 777 are kickass! :toast:
lolol I have repaired my 777s well over 10 times... Hot glue, electrical tape, aluminum tape, wood glue, JD weld, super glue, various epoxies... I have used well over a dozen of adhesive products
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Mindweaver
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v12docklolol I have repaired my 777s well over 10 times... Hot glue, electrical tape, aluminum tape, wood glue, JD weld, super glue, various epoxies... I have used well over a dozen of adhesive products
lol yea I hot glued and duck taped the shit out of my 367's...lol I'd still be wearing them, but one day newegg had the 777's on sale for $49.99 and I jumped all over it. And WOW how much better the 777's are compared to the 367's... I was amazed.. hehehe :toast:
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#5
anonymous6366
v12docklolol I have repaired my 777s well over 10 times... Hot glue, electrical tape, aluminum tape, wood glue, JD weld, super glue, various epoxies... I have used well over a dozen of adhesive products
I used nails as splints then wraped electrical tape around it to hold it together :)
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