The bilateral mic on the EMIX H30 is really good for almost everything. In short, you'll be stunned at how good the XPG EMIX H30 sounds. In short gunfire is almost percussive, explosions suitably disorientating and dialogue clearly discernible from the background music. Yes at some points you might feel that the headset is vibrating under its own bass so always keep the volume between the 50%-70% mark as at 100% these cups can get really loud and punchy which is something that most of us might not want or appreciate but a few metal heads might! With a good balance of mids-lows and amplification from the bundled amplifier they cover all ends of the sound spectrum well making listening to music or watching movies a great enjoyment. On the other hand noise cancellation is pitch perfect and you I didn't hear anything around me when these are put on even at low volumes which is a great thing for immersive experience.Ĭoming over to music I don't recommend that you use the Music mode as the Game mode would do the trick but yes you can turn of the Xear Surround Max option in case you want to lighten the bass a little bit. The passive noise isolation isn't too great even though these are leather cups and people around you can listen to what you are listening to especially if you dial up the volume over the 50% mark making it a bit annoying at times. In Shadow of War we could really feel the voices coming from different directions due to the 7.1 virtual surround sound effect which works exactly as it should for a virtual sound solution and interestingly even though these headphones generate significant bass they didn't distort the sounds of footsteps from behind due to good balance of treble and mids intact and I was able to pin point the enemy location making it a great choice for eSport players including CS:GO.
This means that in Crysis 3 we had no issue whatsoever in listening to or understanding what Prophet was saying and noises were greatly distinguished in the heat of battle, even of the crickets in the NY jungle! Battlefield 1 came out fully immersive especially when it came to sitting inside the battle tanks or listening to aerial bombing happening across the field. Still the Game mode is something that would work out for almost everything that you do from gaming, listening to music or just talking over skype. The sound signature on the XPG EMIX H30 is variable courtesy to the SOLOX F30 amplifier that it comes bundled with and can be altered to ones personal choice and the work in hand at that point of time. Time to hit the Cords - Performance testing! The only down side to this utility is that it may look too bland to a few people out there so I expect ADATA to revamp this utility and give it a more rich and deep cosmetic UI. My favorite out of the lot is the Xear Surround Max as it adds that depth to the rich bass that the headset already provides making it even better especially for bass rich music, movies and games so any bass head would love to keep this setting on always. Though all the other features work just fine except for the Xear Audio Brilliant which on too high a level, however, the setting can become a double-edged sword, because you hear more details and the sound is not quite as deep, but quiet noise sneaking in. We can even change the sample rate for the speakers aswell as for the mic. Not only does it have equalizer presets for music such as Jazz, Pop, Rock etc but provides custom tuning ability. The utility can be downloaded from the official website and has bunch of useful functions and added presets to make the most out of the SOLOX F30 amplifier. Since this 3.5mm port works in sync with that on the other side so you'll listen to the same sound on both the devices and would be optimized in harmony aswell.
The 3.5mm port is to connect any other speaker set or even headset/earphone.
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The micro USB port is to attach the power cum connection cable for the amplifier that's provided with the bundle while the two USB type-A ports can be used to connect any USB based device such as a keyboard/mouse, flash drive, portable HDD and even to charge your phones. Turn to the right and we find two USB ports along with a micro USB port and another 3.5mm port. The USB port is only required here to power the red LEDs on the headset so its not an issue if your audio device only has a 3.5mm jack(s) as the audio optimization works on the jacks only. This is where you can connect the EMIX H30 headset or any other headset/earphone that you are using with it. At the left hand side the SOLOX F30 has a USB port and two 3.5mm ports which are neatly labeled as mic and headset.
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