Its Here .. SteelSeries 7H Headphones & 6Gv2 Keyboard.

[dexterboygenius]

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SteelSeries unveils their latest & Greatest.

SteelSeries 7H.




&

SteelSeries 6Gv2

- "The Newest H Series Headset Provides Gamers With Superior Noise Reduction and High-Quality Sound In A Durable, Easy-Travel Design"

- "Modeled After the Award-Winning SteelSeries 7G, The New 6Gv2 is the Straight to the Point Gaming Keyboard Option"




Specification:

SteelSeries 7H:

Headphones

- Frequency response: 18 - 28.000 Hz
- Impedance: 32 Ohm
- SPL@ 1kHz, 1 Vrms: 112 dB
- Cable length: 1,0 + 2,0 = 3,0 m (9,8 ft.)
- Jacks: 3,5 mm

Microphone

- Frequency response: 50 - 16.000 Hz
- Pick up pattern: Uni-directional
- Sensitivity: -38 dB

SteelSeries 6Gv2:

- Gold plated switches
- Cable: 2 m / 6,6 ft.
- Lifecycle of 50 million keystrokes
- Dimensions: 250 x 480 x 43 mm / 9,8 x 18,9 x 1,7 in
- Extreme Anti-Ghosting.

Preview -

SteelSeries 7H

Designed and built for competitive gamers, the SteelSeries 7H presents a superior soundscape in an exclusive design that travels well and offers two ear-cup choices, hear-through cloth and noise dampening leather.
The SteelSeries 7H headset features 50mm drivers in the ear-cups which fully cover the ear and delivers a clean soundscape of high, low and mid tones from background, mood setting sounds in MMO games to 3D positional alerts in FPS games. The closed-type headset features superior passive noise reduction, specifically developed in cooperation with competitive gamers for use at loud tournaments and LAN-events. The SteelSeries 7H additionally comes with two interchangeable ear-cushions that offer the option of leather cushions with noise dampening foam or hear-through cloth covered foam.



The new SteelSeries 7H all black stealth design features subdued chrome elements around each ear-cup and at the base of either side of the headband. Easily dismantled into four pieces, at the headband, the right and left ear-cup, and at the cord, the SteelSeries 7H is ideal for tournament players who travel often. Its left ear-cup features a retractable, uni-directional microphone that can be hidden when not in use. The durable braided cord is detachable, offering both safety and travel convenience and features a built-in volume and microphone control. An additional 2m extension cord is included for extra convenience.

The SteelSeries 7H headset retails for EUR 99.99 and will be available in Q2 2010.

SteelSeries 6Gv2

Designed with 18-karat gold-plated mechanical switches, the keyboard offers quicker reaction times and advanced key combinations for more Actions Per Minute and a lifetime more than 10 times that of conventional keyboards.

Like the SteelSeries 7G, the new keyboard utilizes a powerful buffer-system created specifically for gaming, supporting as many simultaneous key presses as there are keys on the keyboard. The “anti-ghosting" feature allows users in first person shooter games to move, crouch, aim, fire and even check the scoreboard, simultaneously. The SteelSeries G product line is the only series of keyboards on the market that allows this type of functionality all at once.



The new keyboard will incorporate SteelSeries' Media Controls allowing quick access to volume, mute and other audio controls. Features not present in the keyboard, compared to the SteelSeries 7G, are the audio ports for headphone-in and microphone-out, the two USB ports as well as the removable plastic handrest.

The mechanical tactile system is ergonomically designed to ensure ease-of-use, while the no-click switches and iron-infused plastic makes SteelSeries G Series of keyboards both comfortable and durable. The SteelSeries 6Gv2 also has a switch lifetime of 50 million operations, which is more than 10 times the lifespan of a typical "membrane" keyboard known for a maximum of only 1-5 million total keystrokes in a lifetime.

The SteelSeries 6Gv2 keyboard retails for EUR 79.99 and will be available in Q2 2010.

Pictures -

Source - SteelSeries.com - FragYou.net

More Pics - SteelSeries 7H - SteelSeries 6Gv2

[stonedsurd]

That 6G looks tasty. Like a TVS Gold with multimedia keys

Wonder what the switches are. The clickety clack of my keyboard is driving my parents insane

[ViKiD]

Sweet Jesus!!

[Superfrag]

I'm only interested in the keyboard... but I have no place for it in my dorm.

[dexterboygenius]

@stoney:

6G has Gold plated (mechanical) switches.



Hey the 7H is good to.. 50mm drivers ~28KHz

[stonedsurd]

Originally Posted by dexterboygenius @stoney: 6G has Gold plated (mechanical) switches.

I meant the color of the switches (black, blue, brown, rainbow, whatever). That decides the feel of the keyboard.

Originally Posted by dexterboygenius Hey the 7H is good to.. 50mm drivers ~28KHz

So long as they drop the signature piercing treble of Steelseries headsets, they'll be fine.

[Superfrag]

Originally Posted by stonedsurd So long as they drop the signature piercing treble of Steelseries headsets, they'll be fine.

The 4H and 5H have the piercing treble. I think this one too might have the same signature.

[Cyn1c]

Even the CS teams sponsored by SteelSeries don't use their headsets. They all use the Sennheiser HMEC series used by helicopter and commercial plane pilots for the ultimate in noise isolation and positional sound.

[Superfrag]

Whenever I see pics.. most of them have SS headsets..

[stonedsurd]

Rapha plays w/o a Steelseries headset (I just saw the final again )

[Superfrag]

I was talking about CS teams buddy. Most of the time they have SS headsets. Only in IEM, I saw the Senns HMEC(navi and fnatic were using them IIRC) headset, otherwise in most of the competitions, the common headsets are the SS 5hv2 and Siberia's, then the Senns PC350/PC160 series and occasionally other makes.

But the Steelseries headsets are the most common, followed by the Senns.

[Cyn1c]

They seem to be learning from their Quake counterparts. It was all started by Sebastian Siira aka Spart1e. The headset costs $700..lol

[Superfrag]

Exactly. lol.