The AULA A500 fits that double life best: hybrid ANC up to 38dB, a flip-to-mute mic and three ways to connect. The A600 suits long nights with up to 110 hours of battery, and the G7 adds an AI noise-cancelling mic. Evetech covers each for 1 year.
One headset that handles a morning stand-up and a midnight ranked match has two different jobs to do. By day it has to make you sound clear and block the house out; by night it has to last and let you hear footsteps. AULA sells three wireless models, and picking a headset for gaming and calls from them comes down to which half of the day matters more to you.
The AULA A500 fits the split day best. Its hybrid ANC cuts up to 38dB of noise, the boom mic mutes when you flip it up, and it connects over Bluetooth 5.4, a 2.4GHz dongle or a 3.5mm cable. Pick the A600 if long night sessions matter more, since AULA rates it for up to 110 hours, or the G7 if clean voice chat in games is the priority. The G7 goes for R299 at Evetech, the A600 for R459 and the A500 for R639.
Calls reward two things: a mic that cuts out what is around you and quick control over muting.
The A500 handles both in hardware. Its tuck-away boom mic goes live when lowered and mutes when raised, and it swivels nearer your mouth for better pickup. Hybrid active noise cancelling works on your side of the conversation too, lowering the rumble in your ears so the caller is easier to follow, and transparency mode lets a doorbell or a colleague through without lifting an ear cup. AULA also maps Teams call answering and your voice assistant to its ANC key.
The A600 takes a different route. Its mic detaches from the ear cup, and a slide switch mutes it whatever mode you are in. There is no ANC, so a loud room stays loud.
The G7 leans on software smarts: an omnidirectional pickup covering 360 degrees, using AI processing to strip background sound from your voice.
After dark, battery and game sound take over.
The A600 is the endurance pick. A 2000mAh cell is rated for up to 110 hours, it drives 53mm dynamic drivers, and its default sound profile is an FPS-tuned Game Mode aimed at footsteps and gunfire. One press of its M button swaps to Music Mode. At about 290g, with an eight-step headband and ear cups that rotate 125 degrees, it is built for wearing a long time.
The G7 counters with speed and tuning. AULA quotes 10ms wireless latency through its HyperLink technology, and the headset carries an FPS surround profile plus custom EQ in AULA's audio software.
The A500 is no slouch at night either, at about 100 hours with ANC off.
A double life usually means two devices. The A500 can hold its 2.4GHz receiver and a Bluetooth phone link at the same time, and holding two buttons together for a second hops between them. The A600 offers four connections, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB cable and 3.5mm, with a double-click of the M button moving it to Bluetooth. The G7 connects by Bluetooth, 2.4GHz or cable.
All three are headsets you can compare against the rest of the range on Evetech's peripheral best sellers list, and if the desk needs a refresh too, the gaming mouse pads section is a good place to start. Evetech gives each of these headsets a 1 Year Local Warranty.
The A500. Of the three, it alone lists hybrid active noise cancelling, with AULA quoting a ceiling of 38dB.
Lift the A500's boom arm, or slide the switch on the A600's ear cup.
The A600, rated for up to 110 hours. The A500 follows at about 100 hours with ANC off.
Its AI noise cancelling is aimed at cleaning up your voice, which helps on both.
Yes, the A500. It holds a phone on Bluetooth while the PC stays on the dongle.
Ready to find one headset for work and play? Explore Evetech's gaming headsets and match the mic, battery and noise control to how your day really runs.
The A500. Of the three, it alone lists hybrid active noise cancelling, with AULA quoting a ceiling of 38dB.
Lift the A500's boom arm, or slide the switch on the A600's ear cup.
The A600, rated for up to 110 hours. The A500 follows at about 100 hours with ANC off.
Its AI noise cancelling is aimed at cleaning up your voice, which helps on both.
Yes, the A500. It holds a phone on Bluetooth while the PC stays on the dongle.
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