Product details
Comfortable gaming headset with stereo sound, 3.5 mm audio connection and microphone Do you prefer to play on your PC, console or mobile phone? Whichever you choose, the AOC GH200 gaming headset connects easily to any device thanks to its versatile 3.5 mm audio jack. The stereo sound provides a perfect blend of sound to keep you deeply immersed in the game, and the built-in but detachable microphone allows you to communicate with your team. Key features Performances Product type Headphones Wearing style Headband Recommended use Gaming Product colour Black Headset type Binaural Type Control unit SCR control unit Control wire Cable length 1.8 m Detachable cable No Plug & Play Yes Device compatibilityUniversal Connections and Interfaces Transfer technology Wired 3.5 mm connector Yes USB connectivity No Bluetooth No Headphone position Headphone loudspeaker Ear-enclosing Maximum power 50 mW Intraural Earphone type Earphone.
| Headset Type | On Ear Headset |
| Gaming Platform | PC Gaming Headset, PS4 headset, PS5 headset, Switch headset, Xbox Series Headset |
| Equipment + Functions | Microphones |
| Audio Connections | Jack 3.5mm (1x) |
| Item number | 16560421 |
Reviews & Ratings
- Very loud when needed
- long jack cable
- Unclean processing
- No options
- jack only
A headset for 20 euros in the test field? Sounds like the clear loser, but the AOC GH200 is okay for the price. Sound, microphone and wearing comfort could be better, but as an entry-level model for gamers, the low-cost technology is fine. And: No gaming headset was louder in the test.
- clear audio reproduction
- high wearing comfort
- Favourable price
- mediocre microphone quality
- Next most expensive model offers more for a small extra charge
The test of the AOCGH200 shows that you can hardly go wrong at a price of currently just under 35 euros. Audio reproduction is clear and crisp, it's comfortable to wear and offers basic controls on the wired remote - but it doesn't get more exciting than that. The in-house GH300 is more of a problem, offering RGB lighting and 7.1 surround sound, but only costs around ten euros more...