There?s something to be said for high-quality gaming headsets. The difference between a cheaper sub-$100 headset and a nice $200 set of cans is quite vast, so when Audeze asks the price of a console for its gaming headphones, we expect them to be good. Fortunately, Audeze knows audio, and while $400 might be expensive in the traditional gaming headset market, the Audeze Mobius headphones are some of the company?s least expensive models. We?re talking about a set of products for audiophiles; some of which can exceed three grand for a set of headphones. To have this same company use its experience and technology to make a more accessible?but still high-quality?set of gaming headphones warrants a closer look.
Audeze Mobius Review ? Audio Superiority The Audeze Mobius, just like its much more expensive studio-headphone siblings, uses planar magnetic technology. Using elements originally designed for NASA and a number of patented in-house techniques, planar magnetic headphones allow for more clarity and fidelity, less distortion, and a lighter weight overall. Too often, companies try to boast a ?good? audio experience as loud volume, lots of low end bass tones, and piercing highs that stab your ear drums. The audiophiles at Audeze know that good audio comes not from volume or booming bass, but from the immersion in the soundstage. Great audio is getting high detail across the entire frequency response to feel like you aren?t just listening to audio, but that you are right there ...