Thermaltake’s current portfolio includes various computer cases, coolers and power supplies. Although many of their products have a gaming theme, the company has decided to consolidate their gaming peripherals under the Tt eSPORTS brand. As of today, the Tt eSPORTS product line-up includes a handful of keyboards, mice, headsets and accessories, all of which are designed with PC gamers in mind.

So far, Vortez has reviewed two Tt eSPORTS products: the Azurues gaming mouse (Vortez: Review link) and the Challenger Pro gaming keyboard (Vortez: Review link).

Today, we will be looking at the Tt eSPORTS Shock, a gaming headset. The company’s current headset line-up includes the Shock, the Shock One, the Shock Spin and the Isurus. The three formers are circumaural headsets and the latter is an in-ear headset.



In comparison to the other headsets, the Tt eSPORTS Shock physically resembles the Shock One. In terms of features, the Tt eSPORTS Shock differs from the Shock One in the fact that it has 3.5mm connectors instead of USB connectivity. In addition to the absence of USB support, the Shock lacks features seen on the Shock One, including 5.1 channel dts surround sound, software for sound customization and optional leather-cushioned earpards.

The Tt eSPORTS Shock has a suggested retail price of USD $79.99, putting this gaming headset at quite a premium price. Nevertheless, the product can be found for a reasonable USD $50.00 at online stores.

This gaming headset is offered in two different colours schemes: white or black. According to the company, features such as enhanced bass response and noise-cancelling microphone give the Shock an edge in gaming over its competitors. Does the Shock deliver? Read on the find out.

TT eSPORTS’ take on the Shock: Press Release Link


Features: Link


Specifications: Link