The Fractal Scape has no business offering this many features for a wireless headset at this price

It’s not easy to distinguish one wireless headset from another in such a crowded current marketplace in the $150-$200 bracket, but case specialist Fractal has shown a typically considered approach to the design and feature set of its debut headset model. The wireless dock with auto powering on/off, a choice of mics and an RGB on/off option all help to add value to a fundamentally comfortable and crisp-sounding model.

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  Headset auto powers on when removed from dock

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  Choice of two mics

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  RGB on/off

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  Luxurious earpad cushions

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  A snug fit on larger heads

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  Headband needs more padding

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  No simultaneous wireless/Bluetooth connectivity

Fractal Scape review: one-minute review

The bar keeps being raised in gaming peripherals lately, and as such, there’s no room for overpriced or feature-bloated models whose specs don’t translate to a great user experience. Fractal Design clearly knows this ...