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Published: 2021-04-19, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
Even without installing the supplied software, we did really like how the Viper V380 does sound like, thanks to the very large 53mm neodymium drivers. The product is initially configured in order to offer more bass, ideal for gaming purposes but can be fi...
Published: 2020-10-11, Author: Keith , review by: wccftech.com
Overall good sound quality, Mic delivers clear output, Software is capable and featurepacked, Software is not required, Detachable mic cover, Controls on headset, Solid construction with minimal plastics, RGB is nice but easily turned off
USB cable nonreplaceable, Virtual 7.1 Surround underwhelming, Leather cups get warm after a short time
So is the Viper V380 worth the asking price? I believe so. It does still suffer from the usual overburdening bass that plagues almost every gaming headset but with the included equalizer you can balance that out a bit. The 7.1 Virtual Surround is somewhat...
Great build quality, Excellent wearing comfort, Good overall sound quality (after equalization) for the price, Decent microphone, Intuitive on-board controls, Long, braided USB cable
Annoying microphone hole cover, Poor quality 7.1 virtual surround sound, Software driver needs a visual overhaul and a couple of additional features, such as microphone sidetone and multiple EQ profiles
The Patriot Viper V380 is available online for $75. Great build quality Excellent wearing comfort Good overall sound quality (after equalization) for the price Decent microphone Intuitive on-board controls Long, braided USB cable Annoying microphone hole...
Abstract: There are so many gaming headsets out on the market right now that it can be hard to find the one that is right for you. Perhaps you are looking for something specific from a pair of headphones or headset that will help narrow down your search. Or you jus...
Virtual surround sound can be helpful for games, movies, Environmental noise cancellation mic produces quality sound, Full-spectrum RGB LED lights on the outer ear cups, Fair price,
Software is basic, USB Type-A connection only
o experience for games, music and movies, even with sparse audio controls in its software. Its virtual surround sound sometimes proved handy for games, and its RGB lighting is attractive and easily controllable...
Great RGB design, 53mm drivers, Removable mic, Comfortable fit
Not a good choice for a smaller head, No detachable cable, Mic can sound muted, Software suite is pretty basic
I am constantly amazed at the quality Patriot can put into their Viper line at such an affordable price range. The Viper V380 RGB 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset is no exception featuring oversized ear cups with 53mm drivers that punch well above their...
Patriot has brought us a very affordable headset that puts out a massive sound through the 53mm Drivers! The V380 has the potential to reach very high volumes so be careful you don't blow your ear drums out and enjoy all the room in the ear cups! Related...
I was actually surprised to find out that Calgary did have a Chick-Fil-A of its own for a while at the airport, but it closed down quickly. From review comments, it seems most people had high expectations like the American stores and were letdown by the e...
Virtual surround sound can be helpful for games, movies, Environmental noise cancellation mic produces quality sound, Full-spectrum RGB LED lights on the outer ear cups, Fair price,
Software is basic, USB Type-A connection only
o experience for games, music and movies, even with sparse audio controls in its software. Its virtual surround sound sometimes proved handy for games, and its RGB lighting is attractive and easily controllable...
