Final launches UX2000 headphones with low-latency gaming mode
thesixthaxis.comIt is little news to anyone who knows me that I enjoy putting headphones on top of my head, round the back of my head, in my ears, or even against my jaw in some cases in the search for the best gaming audio. Final are a Japanese audio specialist who’ve made listening to things their business, scoring big with their previous releases like the Final VR3000 and its latest iteration the VR2000. For those looking for an over-ear experience, the UX2000 is the newest addition to the range, bringing with it ANC, wireless connection, and most interestingly a low-latency gaming mode.
It’s definitely going to be able to see you through some extended gaming sessions too, with a 45hr battery life that’ll keep you playing without interruption for anything other than an annoyance like sleep, or sustaining yourself by eating food. You’ve got the choice between black and cream, so hopefully it’ll match up with your latest ensemble, or your Nintendo Switch, and based on my experience with their other releases, they should sound spectacular.
The Final UX2000’s key features are:
Available in Cream or Black, the Final UX2000 will be available to buy from the 8th December for £99/$119/€109 from Amazon and selected retailers worldwide.
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