If you've been around the block as many times as we have then in all likelihood you're well aware that gaming headsets have evolved quite a bit over the years in all areas but sound quality.

- Design; - Hi Res Audio (Crist & Detailed Mids/Highs; - Bass Levels; - Microphone; - Comfortable; - Available In Black; White & Grey

- Overall Build Quality; - Price (For Some; - Audio Quality When Using the Bundled 3.5mm Split Cable

As gaming headsets go, the Roccat Khan Pro is delightfully diddly. Normally when I put on a headset, it feels like I'm encasing my head in something akin to a bike helmet, so large and cumbersome are their various ear cups that they'd probably provide adequate protection in the event of a roadside...

ROCCAT has been making gaming peripherals since 2007. Recently, they released their Khan Pro gaming headset. A wired headset solution, the ROCCAT Khan Pro is available in white, silver/gray, and black color schemes. It also features futuristic styling and comfortable ear cup cushions.

Gaming is more popular than ever these days so it's no wonder there are more and more companies making gaming specific accessories. While that's all good and the more the merrier, it's the established brands that usually come out with really well thought accessories due to their experience.

Gaming headsets will have been on plenty of people's Christmas wish lists, and it's really no surprise that there are more appearing every day in this highly competitive field. While heavy hitters like Astro or SteelSeries are well established, some of the other manufacturers aren't as well known...

Fantastic audio; High-resolution accredited; Lightweight and comfortable

Slightly small earpieces; Poor cable connector quality; Non-removable mic arm

Today we're putting Roccat's Khan Pro headset to the test. The Khan Pro boasts a light design and hi-res audio compatibility to ‘suit the needs of esports champs'. Team XSReviews hasn't quite cracked into the upper tier of competitive Counter-Strike just yet, but we'll give them a fair test...

ROCCAT are back, this time we are looking at a lightweight gaming headset, the Khan Pro, which comes in at just 230g. It has been designed in a way to remain robust despite its mass, and features ergonomically positioned ear-cups that will naturally fit the line of your ears, when combined with some...

If you've been paying close attention to the world of gaming headsets you'll be aware of the most popular frequency response range being from 20Hz to 20kHz. Nearly every headset we ever review here in the OC3D mansion falls into that catergory, with the majority of differences coming from the size...