CONCLUSION

   The Shock Pro RGB is not among the latest gaming headsets to rollout from Tt eSPORTS but since many of you have been asking from us to also focus on affordable models this seemed like a good fit. We ended up using it for nearly two months not only with several PC game titles (including Control, Battlestar Galactica Deadlock Resurrection, GEARS 5 and Devil May Cry 5) but also numerous blue-ray movies with not so great results. You see even though the Shock Pro RGB is a very comfortable gaming headset (thanks to both its suspension design and the thick ear cushions) that also happens to look very nice thanks to the RGB lighting of its earcups (alas somewhat limited) audio quality is not its strong point. Mids and highs sound dull and muffled and although bass levels are somewhat satisfactory (can't expect miracles from 40mm dynamic drivers) they are simply not nearly enough to turn things around (volume levels are not great either). These results are of course far from surprising since the Shock Pro RGB is a budget-friendly gaming headset but the real question is just how much budget friendly is it?

   It's been almost two years since Tt eSPORTS announced their plans to release the Shock Pro RGB Gaming Headset and today it retails for just USD39.99 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 39.99Euros inside the EU (Amazon.de) a price tag which reflects exactly what it is that you're getting. That being said based on its audio performance we only feel comfortable recommending the Shock Pro RGB to very young audiences who care more about looks, comfort and of course cost but for more demanding consumers there are far better (slightly more expensive however) models even in the Tt eSPORTS line-up.

PROS

- Design
- Very Comfortable (Suspension System & 25mm Thick Earpads)
- RGB Lighting (256 Colors / 7 Color Presets / 2 Effects)
- 2 Meter Cable with Gold Plated Plugs
- Price (For Some)

CONS

- Audio Quality (Mids/Highs)
- Overall Build Quality