Kuulokemikrofoni Sharkoon SKILLER SGH10

The Sharkoon SKILLER SGH10 is a wired stereo gaming headset with metal highlights, 40 mm drivers and a detachable microphone, designed for immersive gaming and long wearing sessions. Its lightweight construction, spring-loaded headband suspension and circumaural fabric ear pads provide a comfortable fit while maintaining wide device compatibility via TRRS and optional dual 3.5 mm cables.

Advantages

Ultra-light weight (253 g) and an automatically adjusting spring-loaded headband ensure a snug fit without pressure. Breathable, soft fabric ear pads reduce heat build-up and allow extended use. Powerful 40 mm drivers deliver rich bass and clear ambient sound, while the detachable flexible microphone with pop filter offers intelligible voice chat. Two cabling options (110 cm TRRS and an additional 250 cm split cable) provide flexibility for controllers, consoles and PC connections.

Suitable for

• PC gaming with front or rear audio ports (using supplied split cable)
• Console gaming on Xbox and PlayStation with TRRS
• Mobile gaming and chat on tablets and smartphones with TRRS
• Voice chats and team communication

Key specifications

• Driver size: 40 mm
• Frequency response: 20 – 20,000 Hz
• Connectivity: Wired (integrated TRRS cable + detachable 2×3.5 mm cable)
• Cable length: 1.1 m (integrated) / up to 2.5 m with supplied splitter cable
• Weight: 253 g
• Ear coupling: Circumaural
• Wearing style: Head-band
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the integrated TRRS plug directly to devices with a combined audio jack (smartphone, tablet or controller). For PC connections with separate microphone and headphone ports, attach the supplied cable with two 3.5 mm plugs to extend the length and split audio/mic channels. Position the headset on your head so the spring-loaded suspension adjusts automatically, and attach the detachable microphone in the desired position. Adjust audio settings on your device as needed.

Recommendations

For best voice clarity, position the flexible microphone close to but not touching your mouth and enable noise suppression or microphone boost in your device settings if available. When using for long sessions, take short breaks to reduce ear fatigue and ensure good ventilation around the ear pads.