Skullcandy is coming again to the world of gaming with three new headsets: the SLYR, SLYR Professional, and the PLYR headphones; all of that is aimed toward various ranges of avid gamers.
It’s been about 10 years since Skullcandy launched its final gaming headset, the PLYR 2, a tool the corporate doesn’t formally promote anymore. Since then, gaming headsets have developed dramatically, which implies Skullcandy has its work minimised for it. The answer, not less than according to the announcement, is to supply headsets which have a variety of performances for a number of platforms at honest worth.
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