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HP Omen Mindframe 7.1 Headset

$49.99
$98.99 49% off Reference Price
Condition: Refurbished; Open Box
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Top positive review
47 people found this helpful
I am glad to be the first to review this amazing headset on Amazon
By I.B.B. on Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2018
First! I have had these for a couple of days now and frankly even though I've been dreaming of a headset that will keep my ears cool for a long time I wasn't very optimistic. I have had serious flushing going whenever I play games and it gets extremely uncomfortable after about half an hour or so. So much that I started to play with a pair of earbuds and an external mic. Of course the earbuds don't have surround sound or deliver good quality audio at all and the external mic (yeti blue) has presented a whole other set of problems like people hearing my keyboard etc so I wasn't happy with the solution but I just couldn't wear headsets anymore. So when I heard that HP is going to release a headset with a new technology that has cooling ear-cups I was very excited. For weeks I kept checking if they had been released and when I finally saw them on amazon I grabbed a pair immediately. A few days before I got them I read a review of someone who has criticised the headset very harshly and I was honestly expecting to be let down by them. But now that I have actually used this baby I am in love with it and think they deserve every penny. The sound quality is great! I have used high end sennheiser, razer and steelseries headsets and also some other more budget friendly but good options like Logitech, TurtleBeach etc. I must say I don't remember any of them sounding any better, the surround works great too and they are super comfortable on your head. The most important feature ofc, the cooling, is very unusual, the inside of the cups feel cool to the touch (but do not touch your ears as the cushions are rather thick) and at first you feel a light cooling effect, which lasts a few minutes. After a few minutes you don't feel any cooling anymore but your ears stay at a normal comfortable temperature during your gaming and never warm or sweaty. They area bit heavier than the usual gaming headset due to what seems to be steel frame and of course the cooling mechanism, but I can wear these for 6 hours and not feel any kind of discomfort at all. You can adjust the cooling feature to high, medium and low, (I use them on high at the moment but it is nice to know I could turn it down for when the weather is cooler maybe) or turn it off completely through the Omen command center on the go when your headset is plugged in. Furthermore you can tweak the colors and pattern of illumination (change colors or static) on the outside cups through the same app or again, turn it off. There's a volume button on the side of the right cup which has a little display popping up on your screen to show the level and also it shows me the track playing on spotify whenever it's running on my pc. I really like that the mic is simply pushed up for muting, while on mute the mic has a red light on so you're sure its on mute, there's also a subtle beepbeep tone whenever the mic is turned on and off. To sum it all up the headset is everything I hoped it to be and more. I seriously can't find fault in this pair of headset. my only fear is there might be an issue with the cooling in the future since it's a new technology (for headsets) but there is no indication that there will be as they seem to be very well made. I highly recommend them to gamers or anyone who has to wear a headset on a regular basis and finds them uncomfortable really. I am so glad I found them. <3
Top critical review
2 people found this helpful
So many issues
By Richard D. on Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020
First off, I liked this headset when I first got it, but the amount of issues I have had made me unplug it all together. First to go was the microphone. The feature to move the microphone up to mute it and down to unmute was great, but it seems that it strains the wire inside the mic arm, after a while it would just blare static through my microphone, causing my guildmates to nickname me "the hurricane". Whenver they told me "THE HURRICANE IS BACK" I'd have to move it up and down to get it in the "sweet spot" where it stopped. So I bought a boom mic and just left it up on the mute setting. This worked for a while but it also started doing it even in the muted position (I could also hear the static through the earphones when it happened). And there is no way to just disable the microphone so I just had to live with it. After a while, the audio drivers just started to crash on it, causing teamspeak and discord to completely lose sound whenever I was doing something in another application such as chrome like listening to a youtube video or music or even browsing reddit. It took me a while to realize it was this headset causing all the issues. I switched to another headset altogether and have had no issues. You can see this has happened to multiple people reading other reviews, and even when it was replaced, it happened again eventually. The cooling was an okay feature but never quite got cold enough to make that much of a difference and wasn't worth the other problems at all. I feel bad for people who paid full price for this when it came out, I got mine for $49.99 and it was still a complete waste of money and is going to end up in the trash since I cannot return it past 30 days. Thanks HP for a terrible product.

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