The black AULA A600 carries no RGB at all, just a black metal side plate, so it suits a setup that stays understated. You still get 53mm drivers, four ways to connect and up to 110 hours from its 2000mAh battery. This black version is the one Evetech lists.
Not every desk wants to glow. Some setups share a room with a work laptop, a bookshelf and a partner who would prefer the corner of the lounge not to look like a nightclub. The AULA A600 in black leans into that. It carries no RGB at all, just a black metal side plate, which makes it one of the plainer-looking gaming headsets in the AULA range. If you are after an understated gaming headset, here is what the black A600 keeps and what it leaves out.
The black AULA A600 has no lighting anywhere, only a black metal side plate, so it blends into a quiet setup or a work call. The hardware is unchanged by the plain finish: 53mm dynamic drivers, four ways to connect (2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C cable and 3.5mm) and up to 110 hours from a 2000mAh battery. This black version is the one Evetech lists, at R459.
AULA sells the black A600 with a black metal side plate on each ear cup and no RGB zones. That means no glowing logo, no light ring and nothing blinking on a video call. The plate gives the cups a little visual detail without adding colour, which is about as far as the design goes in drawing attention to itself.
It suits a few kinds of room well:
Lighting draws power, so a headset without it has one less thing using the cell. AULA does not publish a comparison figure, so it would be wrong to claim a specific gain from the missing lights. What AULA does rate is the total: up to 110 hours from the A600's 2000mAh battery. That is a long stretch for a wireless headset by any measure, and charging runs through USB-C with a red light that switches off once the battery is full.
Losing the lights costs nothing on the audio side. The black A600 keeps:
So the plain version is not a stripped-down model. It is the same headset in a quieter coat.
The black A600 moves between a match and a meeting without drawing comment. A double-click of the M button switches it from the receiver to Bluetooth for a laptop or phone, and the mic can come out altogether when you only need to listen to a presentation. For calls where you do need to speak, the mute slider on the ear cup is quicker than hunting for an on-screen button.
At about 290g, with an 8-step band and cups that turn through 125 degrees, it is set up for long wear, whether that is a gaming evening or a day of back-to-back calls.
You can see how it compares with lit and unlit designs in Evetech's gaming headset category, or narrow things to cable-free models on the wireless headsets page. It comes with a 1 Year Local Warranty.
None. The black version has a black metal side plate and no RGB.
Lighting uses power, but AULA gives no figure for the difference. Its rating for the headset is up to 110 hours.
No. With no lighting and a plain black finish, it passes as an ordinary headset.
No. The drivers, connections, sound profiles and detachable mic are all present.
Its USB dongle on 2.4GHz, Bluetooth for phones and laptops, and two wired options: USB-C or 3.5mm.
About 290g.
Prefer a setup that stays low-key? Take a look through Evetech's gaming headsets and pick a model that suits a quiet room as well as a late match.
None. The black version has a black metal side plate and no RGB.
Lighting uses power, but AULA gives no figure for the difference. Its rating for the headset is up to 110 hours.
No. With no lighting and a plain black finish, it passes as an ordinary headset.
No. The drivers, connections, sound profiles and detachable mic are all present.
Its USB dongle on 2.4GHz, Bluetooth for phones and laptops, and two wired options: USB-C or 3.5mm.
About 290g.
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