Lexip Sasuke Revenge Naruto Shippuden gaming headset review
Naruto is the only anime I've watched since its debut on Toonami until the show's end. I've watched every episode, including filler. I've been through the wild transformations, the plot twists, the plot armor, and the deaths. But, to be honest, it's more painful to wear the Sasuke Revenge headset than any death in Naruto Shippuden.
Design-wise, the Lexip Sasuke Revenge Headset looks clean. Its purple design reflects Sasuke's Susanoo. Susanoo is something only the Uchiha clan can do, and Sasuke is the sole survivor. The Susanoo is a giant form that enshrouds its users and fights for them. It can only be summoned after unlocking the Mangekyo Sharingan. The Mangekyo is another level to the eye jutsu, that only the Uchiha clan possess, the Sharingan. I can list all of the jutsu in Naruto or we can get back to the headset. Naruto ran for 15 years and Shippuden ran for 10 of those years, and I could go on for days. Just try me.
Anyway, the entire headset is designed to look like Sasuke's Susanoo. The Mangekyo Sharingan is placed inside the headset to complement the Susanoo design. The Sharingan sits on a padded foam with stretchy material. It feels like a bean bag chair. Right above the earcups are molds reflecting the armor of the Susanoo.
The earcups are oval with an LED purple ring running along the outside. A cushion pad made with PU leather engulfs the ears. There isn't much room in the earcups, but it's breathable. I'm not Dumbo, but I can only imagine someone with sensory sensitivities feeling the pressure of the headset on their ears and feeling the cushion touch the top of the ears and earlobe. There's little give horizontally. Vertically, the headset can be adjusted revealing a purple track with groves.
Drivers: 50 mm
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.1, wired (USB-C, 3.5 mm console)
Mic: detachable
Weight: 0.452 kg
Price: £90
Sauske's hidden leaf headband with the infamous line through it is placed on top of the headset and lends to its authenticity to the show. The
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