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GIGABYTE Releases FORCE H1 Wireless Gaming Headphones

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GIGABYTE, the world's leading premium hardware brand, today releases the FORCE H1 wireless gaming headphones designed for mobile gaming and entertainment. Via Bluetooth 3.0 technology, the sleek FORCE H1 provides hassle-free, wireless mobility for gaming enthusiasts who long for experiencing high-fidelity sound quality while playing their favorite game titles on the go.

With the explosion of mobile games in all their genres nowadays, the game content is rapidly getting more sophisticated, and it is no surprise that mobile gamers are also expecting much enhanced audio performance in their games. Catering to such needs, the FORCE H1 is specifically tuned to offer a comprehensive mobile gaming experience, delivering the optimized multi-dimensional comfort in sound, wear and control for mobile gamers.



No cable getting in the way, the FORCE H1 can be wirelessly connected to any Bluetooth enabled device. The on-ear design padded with ultra-soft ear cushions perfectly blocks all outside noise. Plus, the built-in 40mm gold-plated driver creates rich and clear all-around stereo quality, allowing gamers to get immersed in their favorite games anytime, anywhere.

The lightweight design with the unique hexagonal structure evenly distributes contact pressure to ensure wearing comfort, especially for long gaming or jam sessions. The swiveling ear pad with memory foam wrapped in breathable leather offers superior ergonomic fit to add extra comfort, while the stainless steel reinforcement provides both durability and flexibility for the optimized fit.
In addition to gaming, the FORCE H1 is also perfect for listening to music, watching videos/movies, and communicating on mobile devices. The integrated volume, call answering, and playlist controls on the ear cup bring users with easy and intuitive control navigated by touch. The prolonged battery life is good for 10 hours of uninterrupted wireless play/music time and up to 300 hours in standby with microUSB charging on the side. The headphones can be folded and stored in the supplied durable case ideal for commuting or long-distance travel.

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Auch...they do not look comfortable......
 
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These are a ripoff of the Monster VEKTRs and that's not a good thing.
I own one of these (bought them in liquidation) and while the ear cup weird design is actually surprisingly good the sharp angles on the headphones isn't nice at all, enough bad to break my five year old habit to always wear my headphones around my neck.
 
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These are a ripoff of the Monster VEKTRs and that's not a good thing.
I own one of these (bought them in liquidation) and while the ear cup weird design is actually surprisingly good the sharp angles on the headphones isn't nice at all, enough bad to break my five year old habit to always wear my headphones around my neck.
or OEM...
 
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i dont like it
why now asus, then gigabyte release like this
 
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