Product Description

Now you can stay focused on your game using the Fatal1ty Gaming Headset. This lightweight piece of gaming gear hugs your head and ears with plush velvet and fabric padding. That means you can battle for hours on end.Commands, explosions and sniper shots sound fantastic through the high-quality speakers. Issue orders using the noise-canceling microphone. It transmits your voice clearly, so your team can hear the difference between "get down" and "go around." Detach the mic for easy storage or to use the Fatal1ty Gaming Headset as regular headphones.In the heat of battle, this headset won't leave you stranded. That's why Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel uses it.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #725 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Creative Labs
• Model: 51MZ0310AA002
• Dimensions: 3.00 pounds

Features

• Product Type - Headset
• Manufacturer Warranty - 1 year warranty
• - Impedance: 32 ohms
• - Sensitivity (1kHz): 105dB/mW

Customer Reviews

Fatality Gaming headset
http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Labs-51MZ0310AA002-Fatal1ty-Headset/dp/B000RI397G

So this is a good all around headset. I like the Sound and the Microphone, both work very well. The microphone is also very adjustable and removable, both functions are very real world useful.
My one and only complaint is the fitting/structure on the left sid earpiece/speaker is not designed well. So that when you move your head you can hear the fitting rubbing on itself. Kinda annoying but not enough to make me dislike this headset. Setup was easy and no issues using this with COD4.

Works Well
I bought this head set and microphone to play BF2 with and it works great. It has great sound using my X-Fi Titaniam sound card. I am able to comunicate with others perfectly. I would highly recomend this product.

Decent headset for the price, fairly uncomfortable
This headset is fairly decent; the driver quality is sub-par compared to decent professional headphones, but is acceptable for gaming. The microphone, on the other hand, is astounding -- a *huge* improvement over generic microphones, or cheaper headsets w/ built-in mics.

Two major downsides:

1) The microphone on/off switch induces a loud "click"; if you use these headphones for Ventrillo or TeamSpeak and have auto-detect-voice enabled, your team-mates will hear a click when you turn on/off the mic. Creative could have avoided this by adding literally a one-cent piece of hardware to the on/off circuitry.

2) The biggest downside, in my opinion: the cones which encapsulate your ears, despite being comfortably padded, are a very odd shape -- oval, giving more length than width. If you have ears which even slightly stick out from your head (I'm NOT talking Alfred E. Newman, folks!), these cones will rub up against the sides/edges of your ears. After 5-6 minutes of use, you'll find yourself wanting to take them off.

I can live with the first flaw, but the 2nd is silly; Creative could have made the width of the earpiece 1-2cm wider and made the phones significantly more comfortable for those of us with human-like ears.