A few years ago Thermaltake decided to introduce a new line of hardware, the Level10. The thought behind it was that this was the top of the line, period. The broke into the market with a case that was almost unique in its design. After that case they have released several more products including a pair of gaming mice that are outstanding in design and performance. Now we are taking a look at their headset, the Level10M headset. This gaming headset is designed in the tradition of the original level10 case and the mice that followed it. So let’s take a look and see if this headset deserves to be alongside the other products in the Level10 family.
The Box and Goodies -We have said it in the past and we will say it again here. There are times when you can tell by the effort put into the packaging what type of product you are going to get. So far with the Thermaltake Level10 products it has been very easy to tell that you are getting something special. The Level10M headset is no exception.The front has a nice picture of the headset and a few notable features listed. On the sides of the box you get a short narrative about the design concept behind the level10M and the story behind it. These help to build the mythology of the line and adds in the mystique of owning any product belonging to it.
The back of the box has more detailed information about the Level10M Headset.
As has become the custom with higher end gaming products you get a colorful outer shell and then a sexier box underneath. Once you pull that outer shell off you get to see the real box underneath. It opens more like a box that would contain jewelry or fine china than a piece of gaming hardware.
Thermaltake has included a decent amount of goodies for use with the level10M headset. You get a carrying bag, two different cables (one for mobile and one for PC use). The PC cable includes a volume and mic control. Both of these plug into the Level10M Via one of two mini USB ports on the headset.
So now that you know what you get in the box, let’s take a look at the headset itself.
