Providing an in-ear solution is an understandable move by Ozone and the Oxygen is a great implementation of their experience to provide that portable, versatile product packed with power. For those looking for an audio solution to use with their smart phone/ mp3 player/ tablet, whether indoors or out, that can also provide good quality sound for a more serious gaming session as a replacement for those tinny laptop speakers, the Oxygen makes a lot of sense. Compared to other earphones, the Oxygen really does have an advantage from those 11mm drivers that provide rich bass and clear tones in the mids and highs.



Aesthetically, the Oxygen looks great and is bundled with everything one would need to take full advantage of them. The carry case is a nice addition and the price is reasonable for this type of product. As a customary criticism, some may find that the improved audio quality over their £5-15 set of earphones, or in the case of some higher quality throw in ones such as the Samsung HS330, the price to spend out is not really worth it. Considering these are being labelled as a 'progaming, in-ear headset' I would have to judge it as such, and so, unless you are using the Oxygen in a multi role capacity as a compliment to your standard headset or are in desperate need of something more portable, it is difficult to recommend using an in-ear solution as a primary go-to for your gaming audio needs.

The Ozone Oxygen, powered by its 11mm drivers, provides an excellent listening experience in a portable size that is backed by an extensive bundle and a PTT microphone to increase versatility. Ozone have done a great job and we are happy to award the Oxygen our Vortez Silver.





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