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Audeze Penrose Wireless Gaming Headset for Playstation 4 and 5, Mac, Windows, Switch, Skype, Zoom with Low-Latency Wireless & Bluetooth

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Features

  • Low-latency wireless (2.4gHz) for fast gaming response along with Bluetooth 5.0.
  • Use wireless and Bluetooth simultaneously do game chat while also talking to friends on your cellphone!
  • Audezes Mobius 4 Planar Magnetic drivers for better audio. Same drivers as in our highly regarded $399 Mobius gaming headset.
  • New high quality detachable boom microphone designed in consultation with Shure.

Average Battery Life (in hours): ‎2 years


Brand: ‎Audeze


Series: ‎Penrose


Item model number: ‎205-PS-1121-01


Hardware Platform: ‎Gaming Console, PC


Item Weight: ‎4 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎11.7 x 9.9 x 4.8 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎11.7 x 9.9 x 4.8 inches


Color: ‎Black


Power Source: ‎Battery


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Manufacturer: ‎Audeze


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎August 3, 2020


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    • Another almost perfect headset. DO NOT BUY.
Update. The battery is busted, it seams to randomly choose a percentage. I thought it was the buggy phone app at first. Now i know its the headset. After a full charge it will tell me battery low and even shut off. I will turn it on again to see it at 100%. And at some point it started turning off on its own. I am pretty sure it is when i have it dual connected but am not using my phone. I was supposed to have a 90 day window to return this used product but for some reason i couldn't return it after 30 days. I was stupid enough to decide to keep it despite the few issues i knew and now there are even more issues. Its like an abusive relationship " he/she's not always like that! They're really great most of the time" i should have realized when i started saying things like that about the headset that i should have returned them. It seams also that they're done supporting it with firmware updates. This is my 6th headset in 2 months, i am looking for the best 2.4gh and Bluetooth dual function headset i can find for Playstation 5, and although there are some glaring issues i would normally instantly return for, i really like the penrose. Issues first. There is a common issue of a strange noise in the left ear that occasionally occurs. In my experience it mostly occurs in idle or low volume situations. The degree and severity vary person to person. The battery life is fairly average, i think my model might have an issue. The phone app gives me random percentages sometimes jumping from 90 to 60 to 80 to 30 to 90%. The mic input volume seems to reaet itself to a random value when powered off for a while. I keep my input at 40-50% but when i use it the next day it will be at 20% or 70%. This could be because of the adjustment wheel on the back left ear cup. The wheel could possibly be moved when i rest my head back on something however I've never actually noticed this happening as the wheels have firm secure notches. The biggest issue for me is a strange one and is intentionally designed this way from what I've heard. The Bluetooth volume is dominate over 2.4ghz volume. The Bluetooth device vokume is also hard linked to the overall headset volume so i can't raise or lower my phone volume without raising or lowering my game audio and vice versa. Luckily my phone can adjust. Individual app volume which helps me but you might not have that feature in your phone. Mic quality isn't geeat. It is average by game headset standards. Finally the wireless range is near non existent. I can turn the corner to the bathroom but i can't walk 10 step (just counted) to the kitchen to grab a drink without connection interruption. Though the Bluetooth range is slightly better than the 2.4ghz range. Now the good things. The audio, as I'm sure you've heard, is amazing. While the EQ in my opinion could be better it does work. The EQ is better at reducing frequency rather than boosting. All i can say is the audio is the best you will find and the only two headsets that come close to this are the JBL quantum 800 and the Arctis Pro. The Penrose is better but thsoe two are the only two that come close. While the mic is average the input adjustment works great. At 40% i eliminate all background noise ( family coming to talk to me, TV/game audio, my breathing, controller sounds) while stil sounding loud and audible myself (though with higher distortion than at 100% input) There is a compatible phone app to adjust EQ, input volume, auto off timer, and xbox chat mix(not playstation). While limited and a bit laggy this is a great tool and i use it every time i play. The only other headset with an app is the Turtle beach 700/600 gen 2. The battery lasts me well enough as a regular 10+ hour player. Overall, i have returned headsets for similar issues. But i really like the penrose. After using so many headsets i have found they ALL have some strange issue, usually a chosen dumb design decision like the penrose Bluetooth volume linkage and balance. The arctis 9 had imbalanced volume ear to ear and ineffective EQ. The JBL quantum had a bad mic, bad battery, and couldnt charge in use. The arctis Pro has its own Bluetooth volume issue. The Turtle Beach is a turtle beach product. The Corsair Virtuoso doesn't carry settings to console. The Razer kaira pro doesn't play Bluetooth at the same time as 2.4ghz. Maybe its the fatigue from trying so many but i think i feel most comfortable SETTLING on the penrose than any of these I've mentioned. Even if i do find the perfect headset i will always remember the penrose. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022 by David L.
    • Exceptional Soundstage for the Audiophile Gamer!
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** Summary ** They are not comfortable and the build quality of the casing isn't great. I included a link to some additional zip-over memory foam you can add to make them comfortable. The battery life is poor vs the competition and the wireless range is pretty terrible. Both of these things, I think, are a compromise for... ... the audio quality, which is absolutely superb. Big, deep bass, crisp highs, and a balanced midrange. You can crank these things very loud and there is no noticeable distortion. They use a type of speaker (driver) that is not commonly used - and the quality of the sound is extremely impressive. Exceptional audio makes its shortcomings worth it. If you are an audiophile and you like broad dynamics, these are fantastic. If you don't know what that means, go for something from SteelSeries. **Full Review** I am an audiophile and a gamer. I've done sound engineering courses, built my own amplifiers and speakers, and always enjoyed louder, full sound reproduction with balanced midrange and deep, powerful bass. I listen to lots of different genres of music and I had my own custom audio setups in my cars too. Since playing online multiplayer games, working from home, and being in a house with young kids, headphones are a go-to for me. I have used a LOT of headphones over the years, from wired Sennheiser cans (my favorite for a long time) to Sony, to Philips, to a bunch of "gaming" wired ones from Logitech and SteelSeries (Arctis Pro, excellent at everything and if you like wired, go for those for the money) et al. I have a strong preference for wireless, but the drawback is always one of two things; You either lose audio quality or you have to deal with the way Bluetooth handles bi-directional audio (i.e. when you're in a call or in a game, and you need the mic and the speakers to work at the same time). Without getting technical, Bluetooth does not do that well, and in the case of your typical Bose QC 35 II (I own a pair for travel - they are great) or Sony WH-1000xm(3/4), they will only do monaural audio when using the mic - again, a Bluetooth protocol and implementation issue. I used the excellent SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless, which use a proprietary 2.4GHz wireless setup much like these Audeze Penrose. The SteelSeries has exceptional range, two batteries for near-uninterrupted use, and they are fairly comfortable for the first year of use. But they, like every other wireless gaming headset I have tried (Logitech, Sennheiser/EPOS) have a failry poor sound stage. They're mostly weighted to a great midrange, but not much up top, and very little down low. They do, however they have exceptionally good range, where the Penrose does not. But, I am a sucker for a broad, deep, customizable sound-stage. Enter the Audeze Penrose. **The Penrose's Superpower** This is the best sounding gaming headset I have ever used. They use planar magnetic drivers (the actual speakers in the earcups) vs most others which use simpler, much more common dynamic drivers, and it shows. The sound quality is astonishing at this price point. They go super deep, like VERY deep, and very high, and you can turn the volume up loud enough to cause ear damage, all the while with no discernible distortion. There is an adjustable equalizer, but you have to connect the headset via USB and install some software - not a huge issue though, because the eq setup is saved to the headset. Sound quality is ridiculously impressive at the price point. **The Penrose's Disapointment** They are not comfortable and the build quality of the casing isn't great. The design is more-or-less akin to popular Bose or Sony Bluetooth headphones, but the plastics don't feel as high quality and the memory foam is thin, hard, and very uncomfortable. I added this, for $16: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HQGTR7D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Although a little ugly, the comfort is improved dramatically and I can wear these all day, comfortably. More info on different driver types: https://www.soundguys.com/driver-types-19347/ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022 by Brad Brad

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