Havit H2002d
Score: 75/100
Senzer SG500
Score: 77/100Rankings
The Senzer SG500 offers 50 mm drivers, high sensitivity, virtual surround sound, and a passive noise-cancelling microphone in a lightweight, foldable package. However, its out-of-the-box sound is flat and may require EQ tweaks, and it lacks active noise cancellation and wireless connectivity. It fits budget-conscious gamers who value comfort and feature set over premium audio fidelity.
The HAVIT H2002D is a wired, multi-platform gaming headset with 53 mm drivers and a detachable omnidirectional microphone. While it offers durable construction and broad compatibility, it lacks active noise cancellation and its microphone connector can be finicky. It suits budget-conscious gamers who need a versatile, comfortable headset across consoles and PCs.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
53 mmbest | 50 mm | |
| ↓ lower better | 297 gbest | 300 g |
64 Ωbest | 21 Ω | |
110 dBbest | 110 dBbest | |
-42 dBbest | -45 dB | |
2 yearsbest | — |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Connectivity(1) | ||
Connection Type | 3.5 mm jack | 3.5mm |
Audio(4) | ||
Driver Size (mm) | 53 mm | 50 mm |
Impedance (Ω) | 64 Ω | 21 Ω |
Microphone Type | Omnidirectional | Passive Noise Cancelling |
Microphone Sensitivity (dB) | -42 dB | -45 dB |
General(1) | ||
Compatible Platforms | PC, laptops, PS4, Xbox One/S, Nintendo Switch, tablets, smartphones | PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Mac, Smartphones |
Build & Design(3) | ||
Weight (g) | 297 g | 300 g |
Headband Material | Alloy with protein leather | Plastic |
Ear Cushion Material | Protein leather | Memory Foam |
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Professional reviewers commend the H2002D for its clean, distortion-free audio and comfortable, memory-foam cushioning, while also highlighting its solid multi-platform versatility and functional mic splitter cable. However, they note that the 53 mm drivers are merely adequate and that the microphone's single-orientation plug can be inconvenient, and they point out audible spill into the mic during loud playback.
Everyday users overwhelmingly praise the headset's comfort, adjustable fit, and plug-and-play compatibility across consoles and PCs. Recurring concerns focus on microphone audio bleed during high-volume sessions and the need for precise alignment of the mic connector, with some users wishing for more extensive review data.
Professional reviewers appreciate the SG500's clear, noise-filtered microphone, comfortable foam ear cups, and solid plug-and-play connectivity, but they criticize the need for extensive EQ or DAC tweaks to achieve decent sound and note the average-grade plastic construction and absence of active noise cancellation.
Everyday users love the headset's lightweight comfort, easy compatibility and foldable design, while repeatedly complaining about the flat default audio that requires tweaking, the cheap-looking plastic build, and occasional compatibility quirks on older consoles.
“shouldn't have taken this much setup.”
“plug-and-play powered via 3.5mm.”
“good mic performance with low background noise pickup.”
