Posted on Wednesday, August 29 2018 @ 13:54 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
ROCCAT sends out word about the Score, a new in-ear headset with full spectrum dual driver. This device is intended for mobile gamers, it promises to provide the same big sound as over-ear headsets typically used for desktop or console gaming. ROCCAT's Score is immediately available in stores for $69.99 (69.99EUR).
After the success of the Aluma and Syva, two top-selling in-ear headsets, ROCCAT unveils the Score as a successor for fans of discrete, light-weight earphones.
The Score doubles the sound quality with its unique dual-driver design. Its large 10mm driver provides deep bass while its 6.8mm partner focuses on precise mids and highs. Both drivers are built using high-grade neodymium magnets. A specially developed acoustic chamber blends the two sounds together for perfectly balanced audio. Background noise is eliminated by passive noise-canceling blocks, allowing deeper game immersion.
Light weight, the Score is designed to focus entirely on the quality of its sound. It features an earhook design with a memory-form cable that can be micro adjusted to the contours of any ear shape, but also keeping it securely locked in place while on the move. It comes with a selection of ear tips ensuring the best fit for all.
The Real-Voice microphone transmits the full vocal range for accurate communication. In-cable audio controls provide mic mute, play, pause and skip music functions. A PC adapter is also included, ensuring that the Score is compatible for desktop, console and mobile use.
