Assertion: headset's quality | /r/HasProperty | good
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: thankfully
type: DEGREE
value: for immersive vr
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The voice and sound quality on a USB headset is generally very good.
text: Headsets like the HyperX Cloud II, or even the Razer Kraken offer up very immersive soundstages, and good overall quality, but they’re still inferior to most cheaper audiophile headphones.
text: it's perfectly comfortable to wear, it supports voice commands for truly hands-free use and the sound quality is good, especially when aided by the built in noise-cancelling tech.
text: The audio quality is good, and you get a reasonable six hours of talk time when fully charged.
text: Sound quality is generally good
text: What's more, the sound quality here is very good - our tests revealed a strong, clear wireless audio with very minor artefacting.
text: The Quest’s audio quality is good enough for immersive VR, though it isn’t as clear as you’d get with a pair of nice headphones.
text: Finally, the mic quality is surprisingly good, and it's removable if you prefer to use a USB or XLR mic instead.
text: One of you even mentioned that you rarely use it as a head set, and instead just use it for music because the audio quality is so good.
text: On the downside, there's no way to adjust the focus, but thankfully, the visual quality was actually pretty good during testing with Roller Coaster VR and a few 360-degree YouTube videos.
text: Just know that while the mic quality is quite good, the audio lacks some punch and can get a little tinny.
text: What's more, the sound quality here is very good - our tests revealed a strong, clear wireless audio with very minor artefacting.