RoccatKhan Pro Gaming Headset
R1,499
About
Built for pros, the Khan Pro represents the very best in cutting edge audio technology. Its Hi-Res certified stereo sound features an exceptionally broad frequency range and ensures that no sound goes unheard.
Product Features
- High Resolution Sound
- The first ever Hi-Res Audio compatible gaming headset, the Khan Pro sets a new industry standard. Richer highs, mids & lows help you pinpoint opponent locations with ease. Its high-speed drivers eliminate lag and muddiness, and its passive noise cancelation means it works great even in noisy environments. It’s the headset that beats the competition every time.
- Super Light
- The Khan Pro sacrifices nothing in terms of audio quality and durability in spite of its 230g weight – by far the lightest amongst gaming headsets. Angled in line with the natural position and shape of your ear, its leatherette memory foam earpads ensure it’s as comfortable when you first put it on as it is after countless hours climbing the ranks in your favorite game.
- Easy Controls
- On top of its sound and comfort qualities, it also has quick-fire earcup volume controls. The Real-Voice mic can also be quickly muted simply by folding it up. Easily accessible controls are perfect when you're mid session.
- Robust Build
- The Khan Pro features a robust design with adjustable stainless steel sliders for the optimum fit. Its solid hinges are rotatable through 95° of motion and ensure a perfect fit for all head sizes. Wherever you're gaming, the indestructible Khan Pro is solid as a rock
Product Specifications
- Purpose: Game console + PC/Gaming
- Wearing Style: Headband
- Headphones Ear Coupling: Circumaural
- Headphones Frequency Response: 10 - 40000 Hz
- Headset Driver: 5
- Headset Impedance: 25 Ω
- Noise-Canceling: Yes
- Mute: Yes
- Sensitivity: -40 dB
- Connectivity Technology: Wired
- Windows Operating Systems Supported: Yes
- Cable Length: 2.45 m
- Weight (kg): 0.23
- Multi-platform: works with PC, Mac, PS4 & Xbox One* & mobile
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