Ear Force PX21 Wired Gaming Headset

Name: Ear Force PX21 Wired Gaming Headset
Brand: Voyetra/Turtle Beach
Price: 34.97 USD
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Rating: 3.5398 (226 reviews)

Voyetra/Turtle Beach

Turtle Beach PX21 Universal Gaming Headset is rated 3.5 out of 5 by 226.

Ear Force PX21 Wired Gaming Headset

Voyetra/Turtle Beach

Turtle Beach PX21 Universal Gaming Headset is rated 3.5 out of 5 by 226.

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The Ear Force PX21 integrates premium stereo game sound with crystal-clear communication on the PlayStation Network (PSN), XBOX LIVE® and PC/Mac to create the definitive audio environment for playing popular game titles on all platforms. The PX21 is two headsets in one—a stereo USB headset for chat sound and an amplified stereo headset for game sound. That means you can independently control chat and game sound from a single control box whether you're playing PS3, XBOX® or PC games. Large, comfortable ear cups with a lightweight, rugged design provide the ultimate in comfort during extended game play. The PX21 gives you a significant advantage because you can hear sound cues others can't, so you'll react faster and take them out before they take you out. Unique gaming features such as variable bass boost, chat boost, stereo expander and convenient volume controls for chat and game audio, provide a competitive edge that can make the difference between winning and losing. If you're serious about your PS3, XBOX 360 or PC gaming, then get serious about the sound. Move up to the Ear Force PX21 and become a better player while experiencing your games as they were meant to be heard.

Universal headset for PS3, XBOX 360, PC or Mac PSN chat
Hear stereo game sound together with PlayStation Network, XBOX LIVE or online chat
Stereo Expander Stereo expander widens the sound field to accentuate left and right sound cues Bass Boost
Variable Bass Boost enhances the reality and depth of explosions, gun blasts and other deep sounds
Chat Boost Chat Boost™ automatically increases incoming chat level when the game gets louder Eliminates feedback
Game sound is isolated, so online players won't hear the game picked up by your mic Separate volume controls
Separate volume controls make it easy to balance game and chat levels
Mic monitor Mic monitor lets you hear what you're saying
A single USB connection provides power - no AC adapters necessary

Turtle Beach PX21 Universal Gaming Headset is rated 3.5 out of 5 by 226.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Popnfresh from Good performance headset, broke after 11 months At first I had a Turtle Beach wireless headset for xbox that was pretty good but once i switched to PC gaming and PS3 gaming I needed something that could be used on all 3. PX21 I liked the PX21, Definetly not the best out there, but you have to expect that for a 80$ headset. It was good while it lasted, after 10 months the Wire started twisting on itself, Used for alot of PC gaming so it wasnt realy bothering me until, one day I put the headphones on my head and the wire had pierced itself by twisting to much on itself. I just wrote an e-mail to turtle beach and I am still waiting for answer back. If this is not refundable or replaced. This wille probably be my last TB headset.

Date published: 2013-11-11

Rated 2 out of 5 by Manny78 from Please DO NOT buy it! Waste of money I will give you an honest and fair review. The headset was AMAZING! It had great, clear sound and the volume was changable to just how you want it. I was very satisfied with it. And then they broke. The only reason I rated them so low is because they break EXTREMELY easily! I bought them and they broke in 3 months. I know this review is common but it is all true. The left earpiece broke off from the actual wire connecting it to my console. So the top piece was hanging by a small wire. So I put tape, etc & it worked for the time being until I could buy another one. Then, all sound stopped coming out of the right ear. I wrote this review only to help whoever is going to fall into the trap of the PX21. Overall, this is an amazing headset but it WILL break even if you take care of it. Don't buy it, don't waste your money. Instead, you can buy the AFTERGLOW Universal headset. It's wireless & costs ONLY $10 MORE! (In my recommendations). Much better deal. Thank you for taking the time to read my review, and have a great day!

Date published: 2013-11-03

Rated 2 out of 5 by ArmoredClown from Poorly made I owned my PX21s for about 3 months until the control unit the main thin cable broke apart from the control unit. I am very careful with all of my stuff, frankly i'm a freak about it and I took perfect care of this headset to unsure it had a long life. But the cheaply made plastic and the thin top wire going into the control unit came apart and fell apart. The sound quality is fantastic but the material with which it is made is cheap and poorly designed for everyday use.

Date published: 2013-05-24

Rated 2 out of 5 by buick from baaaaaaaaad wire pulls out of headphones everytime and stops working. three month lifespan everytime its garbage.

Date published: 2013-04-25

Rated 3 out of 5 by BlazBlue1327 from Good but stopped working in 3 months for no reason I picked up my headset around christmas time and at first it was worth the money. $80 but very good quality, comfortable and works on PC, Xbox and PS3. Aaaannd then it stopped working. I was using it and the audio started to become extremely quiet. I had to have it on max just to be able to hear anything. I could deal with it but a few days later it started to cut out if I didnt put the cord a VERY specific way. After a week of that, the audio is gone completely. It doesnt work anymore. I had it for 3 months before it broke. I could have spent that money on a $40-$60 xbox only headset, that would still be working and continue to work for a LONG time, and saved money but instead I got what worked and what is now basically a paper weight after a few months. I didn't do anything to it either. I put it on my head, took it off, set it down. Thats all I did with it and it broke. Bottom line, Definatly get it if you think it will work and it probably will but be careful with this specific type of turtle beach.

Date published: 2013-04-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Takeo from REALLY GOOD! i first was skeptical about headsets and i thought all was the same i barrowed my fathers SONY PS3 headset alot and i bought these and i herd things i never had these are GREAT the only thing is if your in the living room and you want to switch the sound from these to TV to watch netflix it could get annoying but these are WORTH IT

Date published: 2013-01-13

Rated 3 out of 5 by NINERZZ from Its good while it Lasts So when i first got these headsets they were pretty good, i mostly used it for first- person shooters like Black ops or Battlefield 3 but after about 5 months i was not able to hear the game music which SUCKED and i could only use my mic!!!!!!!!!!! So my advice dont get these headphones get something like trittons which are more $$ but worth it!

Date published: 2012-11-10

Rated 4 out of 5 by DisarmZero from Good Quality, But Fragile. I bought this headset about when it first came out, and it lasted me a while. All the cords can get messy and tangled, and it'd be nice if they came with a storage case. Also, they do break pretty easily. BUT, the quality is amazing. If you're a younger kid and aren't supposed to be playing late, they are perfect! just mute the TV and keep the volume up on the headset. My first impression was awesome, just take very good care of them and you shouldn't have any problems.

Date published: 2012-11-08