![]() ![]() ![]() You see, whilst the one that is in place works extremely well and the vocal audio provided by it to fellow online gamers is great, removing it always runs the risk of misplacement, leaving you short in times of need. For instance, for the £130 quid or so that you can currently grab this at, I’d much prefer to see a boom mic that wasn’t detachable. Does it last for the 24 odd hours that RIG claim the 800LX to handle? No, but the LS35X is certainly no lightweight in terms of battery power and the claimed 15 hours of life is more than reasonable.Īll is well in the LucidSound garden, however things aren’t utterly perfect with the LS35X. And even though a slight downside to making the most of wireless magic is ensuring you have to charge the headset at specific times, I’ve found the battery lasts a good while, with charging quick and seamless thanks to the included USB-A to Micro-USB cable that is included. I’ve had absolutely zero issues in working this connection either, and once an initial setup is run through switching on the console and then the headset sees pairing actioned within a matter of seconds. ![]() ![]() Running with one-button sync direct to your Xbox One, connecting this headset to your console is as simple as doing so with a controller – hit the sync button on your console, do the same on your headset, and the job is a good ‘un. It’s an absolute cinch to use, and does away with any need to fumble your way in search of small volume dials.Įqually as easy to use are the wireless connection capabilities of the LS35X. With mic muting easily actioned by hitting the inner circle of that right cup, and full game volume muting options found on the left, I’ve got nothing but praise for LucidSound in how they have configured the audio adjustments needing in terms of gaming. In terms of adjusting the volume to how you see fit, LucidSound are proper market leaders in this department with a full game volume wheel attached to the outer ring of the entire left cup, whilst game chat balance options are found by working the magic on the right. Except maybe some Dolby Atmos love, as that in my opinion raises the audio game even more. With Windows Sonic audio provided here for both Xbox One and Windows PC, you can’t ask for too much more. And frankly, they sound awesome, with true bass, top treble and some spot-on mids hitting out no matter how far up you turn the volume. Inside and LucidSound have decided it is only right and proper to ensure some of the best audio experiences you can imagine are thrust towards your lugholes, thanks to the inclusion of custom-tuned high fidelity 50mm neodymium drivers. With a lightweight metal frame holding things together, and some superb stitching in place on the well padded underside of the sliding headband, it’s very comfortable to wear too, with lengthy gaming sessions something that this excels at. All black in design, with just some silver LS branding on the earcups and on top of the headband breaking up the flow, this is certainly a headset that has been created to be worn rather than to be shown off. With the LS35X though, they’ve moved up another notch, with one button wireless syncing working directly with Xbox One, high fidelity speakers pushing out some great sound, a dual mic system allowing for chat options wherever you are, and memory foam based, gel-cooled earcups keeping you comfortable even in the hardest of times.įrom the outset it’s easy to see what LucidSound are trying to achieve with the LS35X. Even going back to 2016 and the LS30, it was obvious that LucidSound care about not just the sound that their products deliver, but the aesthetic they deliver whilst doing so, and in recent months both the LS10X and LS1X headsets have confirmed this. And from past experience that comes to the fore with any LS piece of kit. LucidSound run with one of the most simple of mission statements – to ensure that their products look great, sound great and feel great. ![]()
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