The rest of it is sleek and industrial, and I absolutely love the black and gold color scheme.Like many other RIG products, the 500 Pro has a modular design where you can pop parts in and out of the frame.Also, these attachment points are the same size as the older ones, so if you wanted to snap your RIG 400 ear cups into this new headband, you totally could.Some of the older models had a separate rubber channel to hold the cable connecting the ear cups together, but this new one combines that channel into the suspension head strap. The Rig 500 Pro, in both its HX and Esports iterations, sports the same four main features: flip-to-mute microphones, secondary headbands, noise-isolating ear cups and Dolby Atmos. I goofed around with this over the last few weekends, using a second PC I had laying about as the streaming PC. How big of a deal those are depends on how much you love tiny details.I bought the “RIG 500 Pro for PC,” which is $89 and comes in a black and gold color scheme with a metal headband, and one cable.

First of all, this headset is designed for Xbox controllers, hence why it has a single 3-band jack. The headset is plenty sensitive enough to run out of a console controller, phone, or laptop headset jack.Plantronics figured out how to make a gaming headset sound great a long time ago, and they haven’t messed with that here.Even though they’re now obscuring that a little by not including the audio graph.The first time I picked up a RIG 400, I thought uh oh, these are made of air.Fortunately, the light plastic turned out to be robust, but a nagging sense of cheapness always pervaded their construction.The RIG 500 Pro has no such problems, at least in my metal headband model.The frame is robust and solid-feeling, and the metal used is a nice strong aluminum that manages to not be much heavier than the original design.The new headband is part of an overall refresh in the design, which has the RIG 500 Pro looking a bit more slick than its predecessors.There’s a new exoskeleton design to the ear cups, and it’s the only part of the headset that still has a bit of the weird awkward angular look of the older models. The audio quality is also wonderful, and good enough that I’d use this for regular recording tasks.The only caveat is that there’s no pop filter or windscreen included, so you’ll have to be a little careful with positioning.You might hear some breathy sounds in my mic tests. 3) Turn the RIG audio dial volume knob fully clockwise until it locks into max volume; then use the volume on your PC to adjust headphone volume. My mic works when skyping people or steam chatting and such but it … Checkout. A bit fuzzy compared to 1080p, but pretty good mix of quality and resolution at that bit rate.

partners.

The ear pads are similar to those on the RIG 800 but incorporate leatherette into their design for better isolation. The outer edge and inside edge are both covered in leatherette, and the side that hits your head is covered with an athletic fabric that is The result is that the ear pads are light and comfy and don’t get super sweaty…while also providing way more isolation than any other RIG model I’ve tried.

The rest of it is sleek and industrial, and I absolutely love the black and gold color scheme.Like many other RIG products, the 500 Pro has a modular design where you can pop parts in and out of the frame.Also, these attachment points are the same size as the older ones, so if you wanted to snap your RIG 400 ear cups into this new headband, you totally could.Some of the older models had a separate rubber channel to hold the cable connecting the ear cups together, but this new one combines that channel into the suspension head strap. The Rig 500 Pro, in both its HX and Esports iterations, sports the same four main features: flip-to-mute microphones, secondary headbands, noise-isolating ear cups and Dolby Atmos. I goofed around with this over the last few weekends, using a second PC I had laying about as the streaming PC. How big of a deal those are depends on how much you love tiny details.I bought the “RIG 500 Pro for PC,” which is $89 and comes in a black and gold color scheme with a metal headband, and one cable.

First of all, this headset is designed for Xbox controllers, hence why it has a single 3-band jack. The headset is plenty sensitive enough to run out of a console controller, phone, or laptop headset jack.Plantronics figured out how to make a gaming headset sound great a long time ago, and they haven’t messed with that here.Even though they’re now obscuring that a little by not including the audio graph.The first time I picked up a RIG 400, I thought uh oh, these are made of air.Fortunately, the light plastic turned out to be robust, but a nagging sense of cheapness always pervaded their construction.The RIG 500 Pro has no such problems, at least in my metal headband model.The frame is robust and solid-feeling, and the metal used is a nice strong aluminum that manages to not be much heavier than the original design.The new headband is part of an overall refresh in the design, which has the RIG 500 Pro looking a bit more slick than its predecessors.There’s a new exoskeleton design to the ear cups, and it’s the only part of the headset that still has a bit of the weird awkward angular look of the older models. The audio quality is also wonderful, and good enough that I’d use this for regular recording tasks.The only caveat is that there’s no pop filter or windscreen included, so you’ll have to be a little careful with positioning.You might hear some breathy sounds in my mic tests. 3) Turn the RIG audio dial volume knob fully clockwise until it locks into max volume; then use the volume on your PC to adjust headphone volume. My mic works when skyping people or steam chatting and such but it … Checkout. A bit fuzzy compared to 1080p, but pretty good mix of quality and resolution at that bit rate.

partners.

The ear pads are similar to those on the RIG 800 but incorporate leatherette into their design for better isolation. The outer edge and inside edge are both covered in leatherette, and the side that hits your head is covered with an athletic fabric that is The result is that the ear pads are light and comfy and don’t get super sweaty…while also providing way more isolation than any other RIG model I’ve tried.

The rest of it is sleek and industrial, and I absolutely love the black and gold color scheme.Like many other RIG products, the 500 Pro has a modular design where you can pop parts in and out of the frame.Also, these attachment points are the same size as the older ones, so if you wanted to snap your RIG 400 ear cups into this new headband, you totally could.Some of the older models had a separate rubber channel to hold the cable connecting the ear cups together, but this new one combines that channel into the suspension head strap. The Rig 500 Pro, in both its HX and Esports iterations, sports the same four main features: flip-to-mute microphones, secondary headbands, noise-isolating ear cups and Dolby Atmos. I goofed around with this over the last few weekends, using a second PC I had laying about as the streaming PC. How big of a deal those are depends on how much you love tiny details.I bought the “RIG 500 Pro for PC,” which is $89 and comes in a black and gold color scheme with a metal headband, and one cable.

First of all, this headset is designed for Xbox controllers, hence why it has a single 3-band jack. The headset is plenty sensitive enough to run out of a console controller, phone, or laptop headset jack.Plantronics figured out how to make a gaming headset sound great a long time ago, and they haven’t messed with that here.Even though they’re now obscuring that a little by not including the audio graph.The first time I picked up a RIG 400, I thought uh oh, these are made of air.Fortunately, the light plastic turned out to be robust, but a nagging sense of cheapness always pervaded their construction.The RIG 500 Pro has no such problems, at least in my metal headband model.The frame is robust and solid-feeling, and the metal used is a nice strong aluminum that manages to not be much heavier than the original design.The new headband is part of an overall refresh in the design, which has the RIG 500 Pro looking a bit more slick than its predecessors.There’s a new exoskeleton design to the ear cups, and it’s the only part of the headset that still has a bit of the weird awkward angular look of the older models. The audio quality is also wonderful, and good enough that I’d use this for regular recording tasks.The only caveat is that there’s no pop filter or windscreen included, so you’ll have to be a little careful with positioning.You might hear some breathy sounds in my mic tests. 3) Turn the RIG audio dial volume knob fully clockwise until it locks into max volume; then use the volume on your PC to adjust headphone volume. My mic works when skyping people or steam chatting and such but it … Checkout. A bit fuzzy compared to 1080p, but pretty good mix of quality and resolution at that bit rate.

partners.

The ear pads are similar to those on the RIG 800 but incorporate leatherette into their design for better isolation. The outer edge and inside edge are both covered in leatherette, and the side that hits your head is covered with an athletic fabric that is The result is that the ear pads are light and comfy and don’t get super sweaty…while also providing way more isolation than any other RIG model I’ve tried.

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