 Now as I mentioned in my intruder unboxing and first look, so this is what I claimed was probably the most flexible headset I'd ever encountered in terms of input options, I'm quickly becoming a fan of Tekken Motion products. So Tekken Motion makes predominantly headsets and this one right here is called the Airhead 1000, although you know we'll have to evaluate it to find out if you'd have to be an Airhead to buy one. Ha ha ha ha ha. So it's a wireless headset, it runs on 2.4 GHz, it has an included USB dongle, it is adjustable and I certainly hope so as any headset this day should probably be adjustable. Features, media controls on the left ear cup, supports Windows Media Player, iTunes and Real Player, so yes it supports iTunes, that means it does support both PC and Mac. Oh look at this, ha ha, wow they really stepped up their packaging game as well. Media controls, foldable connection to a yes it is compatible with PC and Macintosh. Okay what else we got here, rechargeable lithium battery, so the battery is included for your convenience and I am having a hard time, it seems like the more elegantly designed the package is the more difficulty I have opening it because I usually haven't seen that kind of thing before, so the battery is included, you don't have to worry about changing it or recharging, well okay you have to worry about recharging it, yes it comes with an unobtainium battery that lasts forever, so yeah you do have to worry about charging it but it's not like Beats by Dr. Dre where you got these AAA batteries that for whatever reason they run off of, although I don't know if the newer SKUs do but certainly the original one that I looked at did. Chat application for VOIP experience, although you're probably going to want to use whatever other chat application you already use, USB powered so you can power them by USB if you don't happen to have the battery charged up and a 3.5mm line out for your speakers or a second headset, now that is cool, huh, you know what, okay hold on a minute guys I'll be back in a sec. So this headset is actually the answer to a problem that I have had in the past, so when I tried to look for a product that supported dual wireless headsets with the same audio input source I ended up with this thing from the source and it's a total piece of crap, it wasn't that expensive which is fortunate but these are incredibly heavy and incredibly uncomfortable, so you see how the ear cups, they look kind of soft and they look okay but this is rock hard, this is not that much padding and this is not the same size as an ear, so the whole thing sits and mashes on your ears and you can feel the plastic right through it, they're absolutely horrible, audio quality sucks etc etc but it was the only solution I could find that did that, it seems like an obvious thing right, you might want to you know, you might live with other people and you want to watch TV late at night or whatever and you want to watch with two people and not disturb anybody, so there you go, so this could be the solution with that audio output for a second pair of headphones and instead of a huge transmitter that looks like this, this is what it looks like, awesome, works with your PC or Mac, okay so let's have a look at the included cables, here we go, so 3.5mm USB power, 3.5mm to RCA adapter, really they do a great job of including all the cables, and look at this, a USB extension cable, it's phenomenal, okay now let's have a look at the headset itself, so you can see it is quite adjustable as they mentioned, so it pivots here and then it also pivots, oh no it doesn't pivot there, oh yeah it pivots a little bit here and then mostly here, so there you go, the left and the right earphones are labeled, definitely significantly more padding on this one than the one I just showed you, it has the microphone right here, it's a stubby microphone, so it doesn't extend or anything like that, hopefully it picks up your voice okay, power is here, let's go ahead and see if it's, no it probably isn't charged out of the box, and then we've got DC input here, there you go that's where you're going to do your charging, as well as your, ah there's your auxiliary headphone jack, cool, and then on the other side we've got the ID button, so we're going to have to look up what that does, we've got track forward and backwards as well as, oh look at that, buttons on here too, so play pause, volume up, volume down, and stop, so you've got pretty much everything you could need on that earcup, this band is adjustable, there you go, just like that, I hope the lighting is okay, I got this one kind of pointed wrong, there we go, hopefully you guys can see that a little bit better, overall build quality is pretty darn good, so we've got kind of a soft touch feel going on here on the outside, where these buttons are, so it'll be quite comfortable, the rest of it is more of just a hard plastic, and then we have a soft touch on the top with quite a soft rubber here, so I don't know how comfortable they're going to be yet, but let's give them a shot, they're very very lightweight, which is also a really good thing compared to those other ones I just showed you, which were not lightweight, and the lightweight really helps to keep it from weighing down, pressing down on your head, even though the band is quite hard, I'd say they could have used a little bit of cushioning there, they sit on my ears a lot more comfortably than the other ones, I can't feel the plastic through them, although they're not as comfortable as I'd like, but a big part of the problem could be the fact that I wear large earrings, so those earrings get in the way a little bit, and that's where I can actually feel the pressure points, not from the ear pads themselves, so if you don't have your earrings in, then it's probably not as much of an issue, these are quite convenient to reach, rather these ones, there we go, I can feel the tactile response of the buttons, and yeah, I guess I'll have to give these a try. So Rumble's helped me spend some time auditioning the Airhead 1000 headset, see, here's him with an Airhead 1000 headset on, he's adorable, as you can plainly see, apparently he's stuck, there you go honey. So after I've spent some time with them, I mean my general feedback is fairly simple, so number one is I was absolutely blown away by how much bass these things deliver, I guess I shouldn't have been that surprised given that it says right on the box that they have 40mm drivers in them, I was not particularly impressed with the highs or the mids, so you know, you're not going to be doing any serious music listening on these, although you should have known that already just looking at them, they're not going to be an audiophile level headset, they're more of a convenience type of thing, lightweight, fairly good range from the base station in theory, although we're going to test that in a minute, driver setup was a snap, all I did was plug in the USB dongle and it was done as soon as I pressed the pairing button on the back of the headset. What else is there to really say about it? Yeah, they'd be great for movies, great for games, like I said, not particularly ideal for music, although I'm going to turn them on with music and I guess you guys can come with me and we'll see how far away we can get from the base station before we run out of operational range here, so I'm just going to kick this stuff out of my way. So it's plugged into the back of my computer here, which is about as much interference as it could possibly have near it, so we'll bring the cat with us. I apologize for the general mess going on in my house right now, this is not the only project I have on the go at the moment, so let's head downstairs. Still working, but we're not that far away actually, we're going to head into the kitchen. There's all these, ah there we go, so, oh, oh, it's intermittent now, so it's intermittent with several walls actually, if you kind of look up at this angle, well yeah, up the stairs, but if you look like up here, you can, I'm pointing, there you go, that way, so you can see there's actually some fairly thick walls and floors in between me and the transmitter, so there you go, that's how it works, and Rumble say bye to the viewers. Check this out, this is so typical, just like random computer crap on my table. So thank you for watching Linus Tech Tips, and don't forget to subscribe for more unboxings reviews and other computer videos, and don't forget to subscribe to my Linus Cat Tips channel for videos of my cat, whose name is Rumble.