Lenovo has introduced a new wired gaming headset in China, the EY130, priced at 99 yuan (approximately $14) on JD.
com. This entry-level over-ear model packs features typically found in more expensive peripherals.
Key Specifications and Features
The EY130 is equipped with 50mm composite diaphragm drivers that use a dual-magnet design and polyurethane-fiber paper construction.
The frequency response ranges from 20Hz to 20kHz, and Lenovo states the audio profile is tuned specifically for first-person shooter games.
Virtual 7.1 surround sound is handled by an integrated acoustic chip, enabling hardware-level processing without requiring additional software or drivers.
This simplifies setup on PCs and consoles.
For voice communication, the headset includes a flexible omnidirectional boom microphone with a sensitivity of -42dB ±3dB.
It also features Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) technology to reduce background noise.
The design follows standard PC gaming aesthetics with an all-black exterior and dynamic RGB lighting on the earcups.
A dual-layer, self-adjusting headband distributes weight and fits various head sizes, while breathable fabric ear cushions reduce heat buildup during long sessions.
The headset measures 230 x 206 x 95 mm.
Connectivity is via a combined USB and 3.5mm cable, making it a plug-and-play wired device for desktops, laptops, and consoles.
This avoids latency and battery concerns associated with wireless models.
