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Last month we looked at , which among other features packed cooling gel into the earcups. This review is part of our. Go there for details on competing products and how we tested them. HP hits a lot of the usual markers, with a floating headband design and obvious LED lighting. I do have a few minor complaints. The matte-black headband is quick to pick up fingerprints, which can be frustrating. A TEC consists of two layers, and when an electric current is run through both it causes a heat disparity, with excess heat then flowing from one side to the other. This is known as the Peltier effect. Mindframe uses the Peltier effect to keep the inside of each earcup cold. The Mindframe keeps the actual headset cold, the metal grille that covers the driver. The TEC absorbs any ambient heat generated by your ears and expels it, leaving the interior generally a bit cooler than room temperature. In other words, Mindframe works as advertised. It keeps your ears cool, long past the point where most headsets become uncomfortable and swampy. The effect is subtle, but it works. All that drawn-in heat has to go somewhere. The inside is cool, but the outside of the headset feels strangely warm to the touch, like a charging phone. Harmless but kind of gross. And I should also note that condensation occasionally builds up inside the earcups, a result of the cooled metal grille. Give me options, HP But hey, it works. If only it sounded better. Bass presence is solid, the trebles sound crisp and clear, but it still sounds off, or like the sound is a bit distant. The first lets you change the color of the LEDs, the latter lets you turn the cooling effect up or down. That may explain why Mindframe performs a bit better in games, where that hollowed center channel is less noticeable—and why I notice it sounds strange in music, where I think the 7. I hope Omen Command Center gets a bit more robust in future updates. After all, HP's still early in its headset foray, and while the lack of an EQ and other basic controls is an odd oversight, it at least seems like an easy fix. Of course, much of that price is a result of the active cooling gimmick—but you should rightly expect audio fidelity equal to that of its peers. Performance is solid for general voice chat. My only real complaint is that it interrupts playback to beep in your ear every time you flip it up or down. Bottom line The headset space is exciting these days. The more gimmicks you put out there, the more likely it is one will stick. I hope some of the more egregious issues can be solved in software, because Mindframe is so close to being a great headset, price be damned. Note: An earlier version of this article said this was HP's first gaming headset. It's not, but it is the first one we've reviewed.
