 Slick claimed you would start recording while I was making that face. I didn't believe him, but then he did it. So here we have the Game Talk Pro 2 wireless gaming headset. This particular one is 4PS3, although there is an Xbox 360 version as well. So let's go ahead and open this bad boy up and have a looksee. I'm going to talk more about it once we've actually got it open because with headsets there's not much to say until I get a chance to actually put them on my head and see how comfortable they are because honestly for me with a gaming headset what it really comes down to more than anything else is how comfortable is this thing going to be after a couple of hours and I've gotten pretty good at evaluating how that's going to go down. So this guy is a wireless gaming headset. It's a console gaming headset so it's not going to be that relevant to the PC viewers in the audience and it includes a rechargeable lithium polymer battery. So that is the charging cable. It charges by USB so that's convenient enough. It also comes with the necessary adapter for PS3 functionality and let's go ahead and get it opened up. Oh, actually I'm kind of surprised. That's not bad. So overall build feels fairly solid. We've got a significant amount of cushioning on the headband here. Do we have enough light right now? The light in here is kind of funny today because of the sun moving and the sun shouldn't move. It should just do what it's told. So yeah, so sorry. There's a fair amount of cushioning here. These are clicky enough that they don't move by accident but fairly easy to adjust. Okay, so you can adjust it fairly easily. That's good. You've got an adjustable boom mic. This is actually hilariously adjustable. Look at this. I could put it, I could be like, oh wow, I'm wearing this headset and like I need my mic exactly here and it wouldn't move. I actually love that. So you can actually move the whole thing up if you want and hide it. You don't have to, for a second I thought you had to bend it like this if you didn't want to. Although you have that option. Check this out. So you can be like, yeah, yeah guys, okay, hold on a second, my mom's calling me for dinner so I gotta go. Amazing, right? Okay, or you can do this. So whichever one looks less dorky to you. Probably doesn't make that much of a difference. So let's talk about some of the features. So it syncs directly to your PS3 console with no corridor dongle required. We've got the wireless microphone for online chat, sure, okay. I actually have a list over there because I didn't want to forget anything. So I'm just going to kind of look past the camera. Oh, it does have built in noise cancellation. So that's good if you don't want to actually hear your mom call you for dinner because you'd rather keep gaming than play dinner. You can tell I've been there, right? Play dinner. Powerful noise canceling. So crystal clear communication, independent controls for game audio, chat volume, and digital special effects. Speaking of individual controls, aha. So here we go. There's your voice chat volume. There's your charging. There's your master volume. Over here you've got your sync, you've got your power and mute, and you have your effects. So digital special effects, you can tailor your preferred sound with bass boost, 3D effects, and treble boost, inclusive and chargeable batteries. We already talked about that. Plus Game Talk's universal digital audio interface adapter. So that's this guy right here for use with the PS3. Allowing HDMI or conventional AV connections between your console and TV with no additional adapters. Does this plug into itself? No, it cannot. Okay, what else are we missing here? I don't think that's it. I don't think that's it. I think that's it. So bass boost, 3D effects, treble boost, wireless gaming headphones. Got an illuminated logo, independent controls for game audio. Cool, cool, cool. I think that's pretty much it. When it comes to comfort, actually they've done not a bad job at all. So check this out. You've got an inordinate amount of foam. Now this is a fairly hard foam. So my feedback about harder foam, well I shouldn't say hard foam. It's not hard foam, but it's more springy. It's not like a memory foam. So what you'll probably find about these headphones is that they might not be ideally comfortable at first, but once you've broken them in and once they've molded to your head a little bit, they will be potentially more comfortable than one that comes with a softer foam that always springs back to its full original shape. So that's something to bear in mind. It's also got very, very, very deep pockets. So you can see it mushes down a lot. So there's a lot of room for it to break in, much like a pair of shoes. Your ears should fit in here as long as you don't have like pretty huge ears. Mine do okay. So there you go. That's the size of my ears. That's meaningful to you guys at all. And check this out. Before putting on the headset, turn the game chat and game volume controls to the lowest level. Put the headphones on and slowly adjust the volume controls to a comfortable. I have, that's like basically like the hot warning on the outside of the coffee mug to me. That's actually amazing because it's like, yeah, I don't accidentally like, if you guys watch my ancient, ancient video on my NCIX com channel with the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, I actually accidentally did that. They were like cranked up like really, really loud and I put them on. I was like, oh, no. Okay. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look. Don't forget to subscribe for more videos. Like this one about the Game Talk Pro 2 wireless gaming headset. Don't forget it's available for PS3 as well as Xbox 360. 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