Emix H30 headphone review: A good attempt but not worth the ambitious price

The bass was great at times but overall the sound output needs to be improved extensively before being considered as a serious option for hardcore gaming

When a company known for its memory cards and storage drives launches a headphone, the expectations could be sky-high. And the same logic applies to Emix H30. While it is a good first attempt, ADATA has a long way to go in order to come at par with its competitors.

Out of the box, the bundle includes the wired Emix H30 headphone, a detachable microphone, the Solox F30 amplifier along with a headphone stand, a bag for the headset, an introductory manual, and a 1.6m USB cable for connecting the amplifier to your gaming console. The number of add-ons in