The OG Super X-Fi gaming headset, equipped with deadly combo of SXFI BATTLE Mode and pro-grade CommanderMic with inPerson Mic Technology, lets you hear exactly where the enemies are, so you can conquer and command clearly and confidently.
With SXFI BATTLE Mode, offense is your new defense.
Offering the best audio projection and directionality that you can ever get in headphones, SXFI BATTLE Mode lets you hear each and every audio cue—whether it's light footsteps or the faintest sound of a gun reloading—you'll not hear just where they are, but how far they are. There's no need to hide.
And there's no need to limit yourself! Have it your way: whether it's a pair of headphones or a gaming DAC, we have a Super X-Fi that's battle-ready for you.
CommanderMic with inPerson® Microphone Technology
The CommanderMic on SXFI GAMER delivers outstanding clarity comparable to many professional microphones through its unique acoustic design and integrated pop filter. Our latest SXFI inPerson® Microphone Technology further enhances its capabilities by effectively distinguishing human voice and ambient noise, and focusing on suppressing noise, thus enhancing audible speech. With CommanderMic, you can speak with complete confidence and be heard clearly and accurately by your team as you take your enemies down.
What are people saying about SXFI BATTLE Mode:
"This thing almost feels like cheating. Battle Mode is tuned specifically for first-person shooters…You'll regularly hear your enemies earlier than you otherwise would, which essentially gives you a competitive edge." -TECHPOWERUP
“Once you get hooked on Super X-Fi Battle Mode, it will be a nightmare to switch back to a gaming headset that doesn't offer this feature. You've been warned." -** TECHPOWERUP**
"When Battle Mode is enabled, it is almost like applying contrast to an image, so the highs are amplified, your directional awareness becomes so much more apparent."
-HARDWARECANUCKS
Hoping for some sort of a sale on the Aurvana Trio Wireless.
These seem somewhat similar to the SXFI Air I picked up recently, the headband is a little bit prone to damage, needs to have sturdier covering/cushioning, but for spatial audio the SXFI Air (not Air Gamer) was really decent in a variety of applications