Somic E-95 v2010 Real 5.1 Surround Headset

This headphone is very fun to use. It has decent-ish sound quality on all frequencies.

Bass-heads will love it as well, there's so much bass the phone can shake. It's not an audiophile headphone but can be fun for some games and movies.

The downside is that the software is hard to configure, it takes time to find the sweet spot and learn to explore this headphone potential but there are many ways to customize how it sound.

Most users review them whitout never try flac music in real 5.1 or 7.1 channels, or never played a game like airplane simulator, racing or any real surrond game, so they never knew what this great headphones can do, the software is medium quality and that seems made medium quality all the headphones, but his true potential is when you hear sound recorded in multichannel then you will be in the heaven 

 
Compared to the very best headphones in the world this one will get a 3.5 star but taking in account his price i give them 5 stars, you will not get so much quality, possibilites and capacity for gaming or music HD with any headphones cheaper than this one is almost like have one of the best audio headphones of the world, but at half the price 

These Headphones were the first "good" headphones I bought. Before them, all I could find in my ****ty country were extremely low quality unknown brands or Philips ****.
 
This Headset has 6 speakers, from which 2 are high-quality front speakers and the other 4 are the rear and center speakers, which have lower volume and quality and also two vibration units, one in each ear.

This can be quite good for gaming, the scenes with extreme bass (such as earthquakes, explosions and the kind) have strong vibrations, while on games such as Elder Scrolls V Skyrim, the wind sounds extremely nice, making you shiver when the headset vibrates a bit.
 
But the nightmare starts when you try to listen to music. The Rear and Center speakers have some clear difference with the Front speakers. The rear and center have no bass and their highs are extremely harsh, while the mids aren't all that good either. In the other hand, the Front speakers have clear and smooth mids, some good amount of bass but lacks some highs, especially their clarity.
 
Due to this, I always found myself removing all the volume from the Rear and Center channels when I had to listen to music. Then, it really sounded good.
 
They're extremely confortable and come with a carrying case which makes them really look cooler.
Manual's all in chinese and it needs some configuration tweaking and Burn-In to make them sound nicer.
 
 
While it really is a good gaming headset for a nice price and MUCH better than anything Razer has to offer, it's just as everyone probably knows. Gaming headsets focus too much on having resonant and slow basses and somewhat good mids and forget to have quality on trembles.
This is a product indicated for gamers, and it's surely not something audiophiles would enjoy.
 
But for the price of only US$ 60 (with the shipping to Brazil) without having to buy any amps or external sound-cards for you computer, when you only have that damned Realtek Soundcard? Hell, it was damn worth.
 
Although nowadays I don't own this Headset anymore, I had to sell them to pay for the Somic G989 Real 5.1 Surround Headset and the Shure SRH550DJ I bought... And sometimes I really regret that I did that, since the G989 is heavy, unconfortable and big as a helmet.