Review: Sades Chopper gaming headphones
We analyze the Sades Chopper headphones, an excellent gaming solution for those users who are looking for headphones with good sound quality for a very reasonable price.
Quality is usually paid for and very well, by the way, finding quality headphones at prices out of any pocket and other times poor quality at an even more absurd price. Sades knows that quality does not have to be at odds with price and that not everyone can afford expensive headphones to play games and that is why he has developed these Sades Chopper, good quality headphones with a very reasonable price, An ideal solution for gaming enthusiasts who want a headset that is good and does not go out of price.
These Sades Chopper headphones have a megaphone diameter of 40mm with a frequency range that goes from 20Hz to 20kHz, offering a sensitivity of 98dB with a tolerance of 3dB at a frequency of 1kHz, offering a resistance to this frequency of 32Ω . These headphones have a very tight consumption of only 30mW, which is excellent. Regarding the microphone, these Choppers have a 6x5mm microphone with a microphone sensitivity of -54dB with a tolerance range of 3dB and they capture a frequency range that goes from 50Hz to 10kHz, counting this with a microphone resistance of 2.2 kΩ under a frequency of 1kHz.
They differ from other Sades headphones due to their simplicity and lightness. They are stereo headphones with a 2.2 meter long cable ending in a 3.5mm jack connector, which has been nickel plated to offer a lower impedance and has an approximate weight of about 200 grams. Its structure is completely plastic, but of a fairly good quality and it is resistant. Something that has caught our attention is the microphone which is foldable and very flexible allowing a great adjustment. Something that stands out is that when we raise the microphone it is muted, something more like and simple than looking for a button.
We must say about these headphones that they have a very good design and are quite comfortable, in addition to offering optimal sound quality. The cable has a control system by means of a wheel that allows us to raise or lower the volume at will, something that is very interesting since minimizing the number of elements facilitates the use of the control systems of the headphones and the microphone to to silence it we only have to raise it to its original position, as we have already commented. It is a very good solution for those who want cheap and good quality headphones.
We want to thank Sades Spain for giving us these headphones for analysis.


