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PS3 Bluetooth headset from Game Shark. It has a 30 ft. range, can be used in either ear, and has a noise reducing mic. Works great with Madden '08 and Ghost Recon 2.
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Technical Details
- Bluetooth compatible 2.0- Works great with Madden '08 and Ghost Recon 2
- 30 foot range
- For use in either ear
- Noise reducing mic
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By Salem Wolf (Idaho, USA)
Having bought the Madcatz in June of '08 when I picked up the PS3 MGS4 bundle, I must say, the headset is better than I expected. I honestly am not sure what people are saying about bad battery life, I can keep it charged for a week or two at a time, then use it for a good solid 8-9 hours without worry, that's even a year later. Fully charging the bluetooth takes about 3-4 hours, tops on my Playstation 3, and when I'm using it, as said, it can hold the charge for 8-9 hours while in use, I've been surprised at how long it'll last during gameplay. And while not in use, as stated, it lasts a week or so before it needs a charge. Personally, I'm very satisfied with the headset, and it works like any bluetooth would.
The only reason it has a four star rating, instead of the 5 star I think it needs, is sound quality isn't always great, and it picks up sounds quite easily around the home, making it a tad annoying for those listening to me, though I haven't heard any major complaints on what's being picked up, it can pick up the TV despite sitting a good 10-15 feet away from it on a fairly medium volume. Unfortunately, the sound quality isn't all that amazing on the receiver end, making it sometimes hard to understand what others are saying, but not hard enough I don't love my bluetooth headset.
The setting up of the bluetooth when I got it was simple, it stays connected while on the other side of my apartment, at least a good 25 feet, though I haven't tested further distances, it gets a bit of static between two walls but I can still understand what others are saying, and the volume control is negligible, at best, as the differences aren't totally clear, so the highest and lowest settings don't seem much different if at all. Having had the product for a year now, there is only one problem I have with the headset: Entering it's second year of use, sometimes it won't warn you when the battery is dying, often you'll hear a series of beeps 2-3 minutes before it dies, randomly the beeps will not come, making the death of the battery a surprising affair.
Overall, I've never been a fan of Madcatz and their stuff, but their quality has increased to untold levels with their headset, it's comfortable for extended play, I hardly worry about battery level before play unless it's been a while since it's been plugged up, and it makes gaming cordless, so I can grab a snack or drink while respawning without removing and returning my headset to my head.
Would I recommend this to my friends and strangers? Yes. Would I guarantee the same experience of greatness I have? No. Unfortunately while my product was amazing, and I give it high marks, I can't guarantee everyone the same great experience. Nevertheless, if it were to break, I'd definitely buy an exact replacement. My faith in Madcatz is slowly restored with the bluetooth headset.
By Craig Ching (San Mateo, CA USA)
I was quite disappointed with this headset the moment it came out of the package. Following the directions was easy enough and getting it paired with the PS3 is fairly straightforward. However, it has problems similar to the Mad Catz headset: (1) the headset battery life is weak and goes dead after a few hours of play; (2) the voice quality is terrible and it's generally difficult to hear other players speak; and (3) the device loses connectivity with the PS3 quite often. Furthermore, the device is of poor construction and the ear piece broke after about a month of play. The device also picks up horrrble feed back which forces you to turn it off anyways or put it in low volume mode where you can't hear anyone. With all these drawbacks, this headset won't enhance your gaming experience. It's shortcomings will instead distract or frustrate your play. This headset is certainly not worth $40 or $50. If I could rate this zero stars I would.
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