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Mature, minimalist look with hidden RGB accents and a Light colorway that feels polished and premium; several reviewers say it resembles an Apple-style product and is one of the best-looking headsets on their desk.
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Lightweight construction and breathable fabric padding on both the earcups and headband keep the headset comfortable over multi-hour gaming sessions or long walks, with little heat buildup or pressure fatigue.
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Thick, weighty plastics, precise adjustment clicks, and high quality fabric on the earcups and headband give the Scape a refined, durable feel that stands apart from more generic mid range gaming headsets.
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A touch-sensitive volume dial, distinct mic mute button, and three-way wireless and Bluetooth mode switch make it easy to change volume, mute, and inputs by feel, with presses and flicks registering reliably in everyday use.
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The compact 2.4 GHz dongle plugs into a dedicated port under the charging stand and includes a fabric pull tab, keeping it neatly tucked away yet easy to remove when switching devices.
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A subtle RGB ring around the base of each earcup glows from beneath the fabric pads, and the browser app offers a mix of themed presets and custom options so users can keep the lighting tasteful on the desk while still personalizing colors and effects.
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Charging
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Includes a dedicated desk stand that routes the USB-C cable through a cut-out and holds the headset upright; snap-on docking is quick, with roughly four hours of use from a 15-minute top-up, and the matching silver finish keeps the setup looking clean.
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Bass extension and impact are strong for a gaming headset, especially when using the Depth profile, providing satisfying low-end punch without becoming overly boomy or muddy across different genres.
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Thick, plush ear cushions with breathable fabric create a soft seal around the ears that stays comfortable over time, helping the headset feel cozy without excessive pressure or heat buildup.
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A browser-based parametric EQ with multiple bands and profile slots lets users shape the sound to their liking and share or import custom tunings with simple copy–paste codes.
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Overall tuning is rich and engaging for both games and music, delivering impactful effects, clear detail, and an immersive presentation that can be further refined with the onboard EQ profiles.
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At roughly 320 grams including the boom mic, the Scape feels lighter than many competing gaming headsets and generally avoids causing neck strain or a heavy feeling during extended use.
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The earpads attach with a simple twist-and-click mechanism that makes them easy to remove for cleaning or replacement, helping extend comfort and longevity as the cushions wear over time.
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Bundle includes the desk charging stand, a braided USB-C to USB-A cable, the 2.4GHz dongle, and a detachable boom mic, with the color-matched stand in particular helping the headset look premium on the desk.
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Fractal’s web-based configuration tool replaces heavy native apps with a clean, simple interface for lighting, audio tuning, firmware, and resets, and an offline version available from the settings menu lets users keep those controls without staying constantly online.
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Treble is tuned to stay crisp enough for detail without veering into harshness, helping preserve air and sparkle in music and game audio while remaining comfortable during long listening sessions.
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With 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, and USB-C connectivity, the headset works seamlessly across PC, Mac, PlayStation consoles, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices, though Xbox support is notably absent.
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The companion app runs in a browser or as an offline install, providing a straightforward hub for adjusting EQ, RGB lighting, microphone settings, and firmware without the bloat of a full desktop suite.
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The Scape offers a moderately spacious but fairly tight soundstage for a closed-back wireless headset, delivering clear directional cues and precise imaging even if it lacks the expansive, speaker-like width of higher-end surround setups.