LORGAR unveils the NOAH 702 wireless gaming headset
LORGAR, an ASBIS brand, has officially launched its latest innovation in gaming gear: the NOAH 702 wireless gaming headset. This cutting-edge headset is designed to enhance the gaming experience, offering seamless integration with the LORGAR PLATFORM.
The NOAH 702 stands out with its vibrant RGB backlight that adds a visually striking element and is fully customizable through the LORGAR PLATFORM. Gamers can manage and synchronize their backlighting, monitor data usage, and create tailored game profiles, ensuring their setup is functional and aesthetically pleasing.
With a remarkably low latency performance, the Noah 702 guarantees a smooth experience across all platforms, including smartphones, PCs, and gaming consoles.
Comfort is key during long gaming sessions, and the NOAH 702 delivers with plush cushions that provide a snug fit. Its adjustable design accommodates various head shapes, while its foldable feature allows for convenient storage and portability.
Powered by a high-capacity 1000 mAh battery, users can enjoy up to 70 hours of uninterrupted gameplay via Bluetooth 5.3 or a 2.4 GHz USB dongle. When the battery runs low, gamers can simply connect the headset using the included 3.5 mm cable jack, ensuring they’re never out of the action.
Audio performance is amplified with 40 mm speakers that deliver precise sound quality, paired with a retractable microphone that allows for flexible positioning, making voice capture optimal for in-game communication.
As gaming continues to evolve, LORGAR’s NOAH 702 headset promises to provide an exceptional auditory experience, cementing its place as a must-have accessory for serious gamers.
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