Sharkoon Rush ER2, we tested an economic bet for quality headphones

Just a few days ago we already had the opportunity to try one of the most interesting bets, in terms of gaming helmets, created by Sharkoon. The truth is that Shark Zone H40 They are more than interesting helmets, but it is also true that their price, around 50 euros, can make you think about it a lot before getting some above their design, quality, comfort or technical characteristics.

It is to be understood that, unless you want to hear the sound with surprising quality, for which you will have to spend a lot of money, you can settle for the Sharkoon Shark Zone H40, if what you need are cheap headphones but that offer you that minimum quality that we all seek, perhaps it makes much more sense to get some Sharkoon Rush ER2, a cheaper model that makes them very interesting if you are looking to achieve that balance between quality headphones that offer decent sound, have a good microphone and, in addition, you can buy them at a interesting price.

Sharkoon Rush ER2, quality headphones that are for sale at a very interesting price

As we said before, if you are looking for quality gaming headphones at a very interesting price, the Sharkoon Rush ER2, today and without applying possible discounts, you can find them in different stores at a price around 30 or 32 euros. A more than interesting detail is that this range of headphones are offered in different colors, black with details in green, blue or red or a more striking model where white, black and orange details are combined, as you can see, one more offer How interesting so that you can acquire the ones you like the most in terms of color mixing.

Without a doubt, in case you finally decide to get a Sharkoon Rush ER2, you will have to take precisely into account the different versions that are within the range. On the other hand, in case you do not know Sharkoon, tell you that we are basically dealing with a company that focuses a lot on offering its customers a range of products where it is sought, above all, to offer that balance between price and performance of your products. In case you need more information about this company, I encourage you to read, if you have not already done so, our review on the Sharkoon Shark Zone H40, entry where to find a section in which we talk about this company in greater depth.

More interesting design and features of the Sharkoon Rush ER2

One of the most interesting details of these gaming headphones is nothing more than their packaging, something that should already make it clear that, although moderately inexpensive, we are facing helmets where their presentation has been very careful. Once we open the box we find some headphones that offer a good touch, a 2 meter extension cable, very interesting if we need to extend even more the serial cable, which is 1 meters long and an interesting transport bag. As a detail, tell you that the additional cable has been equipped with a fairly basic wheel for volume control as well as a switch to turn the microphone on and off.

Aesthetically, its rather dark design is particularly striking in all versions, except for the white model, broken only by certain colored inserts, in the case of the blue unit tested. An interesting detail is found in that, both in the pads of the speakers themselves and in the one present in the headband, we bet on a material as comfortable and pleasant as the Polipiel. At this point, highlight something that has caught my attention, at least personally, and it is none other than the fact that the headphones are attached to the headband by a kind of extensible guides that require doing certain strength to be able to move them, just enough so that they do not feel loose but it does not require much force to adjust them.

Finally and regarding the most interesting technical characteristics, tell you that according to the technical sheet, this Sharkoon model stands out for its weight of 266 grams. At the same time it has 40 mm drivers whose impedance moves in the 90 decibels with a very interesting response in frequencies ranging from 20 to 20.000 Hz with an impedance of 32 Ohms and a 100mW maximum power. According to the company, the headphones can be used both to listen to audio and to send it through the microphone on different platforms such as a computer, mobile devices, PlayStation 4 or Xbox One.

Editor's opinion on the Sharkoon Shark Zone H40 gaming headset

At this point I would like to tell you about it and delve a little more into my experience with these helmets. Personally I have to confess that I have found quite comfortable since, once we start to use them, it gives the impression that they are quite fair. One detail that must be taken into account at this point is that, if you use it too long, because its settings are somewhat basic and the padding of your headphones not so generous, they can bother, on the other hand, something quite common in this type of cheap headphones.

As for the discomfort, the truth is that it comes after using them for more than two hours, hence I myself argue that it is something that can happen even with much more expensive helmets. Personally, I understand that this would be a very negative point in the event that this sensation appears after using them for half an hour or an hour, something that is not the case.

On the other hand, in terms of sound quality, I think it is not bad but it is also true that I have noticed that perhaps the bass do not have that force or forcefulness that one can expect while maybe I ended up cutting the treble a bit. This can be remedied, in a sense, by performing an equalization. As for the mid frequencies, the truth is that the sound quality is quite good. For its part, the microphone captures the voice well although perhaps one more adjustment may be needed to be able to bring it closer or separate it from the mouth.