Earlier this year, the Fractal Design Scape, a wireless gaming headset primarily designed for PC and also compatible with the Switch 2, received positive feedback. This marks the company’s first foray into the headset market, as they are more widely known for producing PC cases. The headset has been noted for its thoughtful design.
Currently, there is a Black Friday promotion that significantly reduces the price of the Scape. Initially marked down to $169.99, it is now available for $139.99 at retailers such as Amazon and B&H Photo, representing a $60 discount from the regular price.
While the Scape offers several appealing features, it does have certain limitations. It does not include active noise cancellation, cannot connect via both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth simultaneously, and its ear cups do not swivel. Despite these drawbacks, the headset is reported to deliver strong sound quality and features an aesthetic Scandinavian design. Additionally, its browser-based settings customization is regarded as effective, and it includes a volume adjustment knob that resembles a Digital Crown, which can also be used for managing music playback.
As of November 29th, the price remains lower than the original listing, enhancing its attractiveness for potential buyers. The question remains: will these features and the reduced pricing entice consumers in a competitive market?
Source: https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/829932/wireless-pc-gaming-headset-fractal-scape-deal-sale-black-friday