Gaming Accessories Deals & Offers

I’m not sure where the admin got £39.99 as the next best price from? These are the wireless version (Karius X are the wired version). Still a fair few sets for less then £35 on Amazon warehouse if anyone missed out. According to reviews they are pretty decent. Almost the same as the Karius pro but without Bluetooth connectivity. (They connect straight to the Xbox, or PC via Xbox dongle)

I bought a set of Razer Kaira X the other day from Amazon for £34.99 and would highly recommend. They're not that price now mind you. The black ones are £39.99 currently on Amazon.

49.99 now

I have but always nice to get some opinions from here lol. Geez (lol)

Google it.

It should show in checkout

How do you get the price in £ I only get Euros

Decent quality at a great price :) Well done op

Great price but they aren't without some issues. There is quite a lot of noise bleed, in that others in the room will likely be able to hear what you are listening too. I kind of wish I'd have known these aren't noise cancelling when I got them. I find the sound is inferior to my Bose but at this price, decent enough and unlike my Bose, better suited to gaming with the superior mic. Overall good but not perfect

I have the 1st version of the void headphones and I have to say over 6 years of ownership they've been absolutely amazing; I recently put new pads on them and a new battery in them too.

Cherry switches aren't regarded as the best quality switches you can get and they haven't been for a while. Just because they've been around for a long time it doesn't mean they're the best. The patents for their switches expired sometime in 2014 and brands like Gateron are making better, smoother and cheaper switches that enthusiasts rate higher than Cherry. I wouldn't expect Cherry at this price point (as they simply cost more) and you also shouldn't be concerned with poor performing switches as even the cheapest of manufacturers have decent Red switches nowadays.

Feel like they are trying to trick people

Does anyone actually know what key switch this uses? Looked on a few different websites online and the most I can see rn is just the word "red"... Not helpful at all

Its more consumer friendly then confusing the market with different colours you have to convert between brands, or convert badger switches to red switches etc.

What, you mean the colours? Because the tell you the rough characteristics of the switches.