The Syn Pro Air is the latest wireless gaming headset from Roccat and at an RRP of $149.99 / £129.99, it has a fair few contenders in its price bracket. Perhaps unsurprising as the PC arm of Turtle Beach, the cans manage to hold their own as an excellent all-rounder, with several standout features - mic quality, wireless range, battery life, and comfort.
The headset is sleek and stylish, with a plush headband and large ear cups covered in mesh padding. Despite their appearance, these don’t feel rough when worn, and can comfortably sit on my ears all day without overheating or uncomfortable pressure. I particularly enjoy the RGB lighting peeking through the hexagonal design on each cup - the effect is subtle, especially in daylight, so it’s elegant rather than attention-grabbing. You can modify the colours through the Roccat Neon software, too, and it synchronises with other AIMO devices, like the Kone Pro Air mouse.
The cups have a closed-back design, so audio doesn’t leak from the headset. If you’re looking to shut out the world, though, they won’t do the trick. I can still hear my surroundings easily, which is ideal for me, but wouldn’t be suitable for drowning out loud workspaces.
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