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ThermalTake is well known for its PC power and cooling products; devices like power supplies, case fans, and processor heat sinks. Recently, the company has formed a division called Tt eSports, an arm of the company specializing in PC gaming peripherals and products. Newest in their lineup is the new Shock Gaming Headset, a model that looks a lot like similar devices from Astro and Tritton and also aims to fill the space between superior audio headphones with lackluster microphones and excellent voice headsets with terrible audio quality.

The Shock Gaming Headset is a USB headset that features 5.1 stereo surround sound, a noise-cancelling microphone, and in-line audio controls that allow the user to mute the microphone and control the volume without using PC controls to do so. The headset fits on top of the ears and have a soft fabric cushion underneath leather covered ear-pads.  ThermalTake didn’t mention how much the Shock Gaming Headset would retail for when it’s launched, but they did say it would be available in October.