Mad Catz F.R.E.Q. 5 Stereo Gaming Headset/Headphones

Get Your F.R.E.Q. On

Put the game on your ears with Mad Catz' F.R.E.Q. 5 Stereo Gaming Headset for PC and Mac. With premium-quality 50mm drivers, intuitively placed on-ear controls, and a detachable noise-canceling microphone, the F.R.E.Q. 5 keeps your gaming sessions well-equipped for extended listening comfort.

Powerful Stereo Sound

Housing oversize speakers which pump out robust stereo sound with a wide dynamic range, the comfortable, spacious earcups provide clean and clear audio reproduction. Previously hidden details in your game's audio soundscape will enrich your immersion and enhance your gameplay like never before. The skillfully engineered earcup design also helps block out distractions like excessive teammate chatter so you can focus on playing at your best.

Tough Yet Lightweight Metal Components

Built to the same exacting standards as the award-winning Mad Catz R.A.T. and constructed to survive the stress of LAN tournaments, the F.R.E.Q. 5 couples comfort with sturdiness to accommodate extended gaming sessions.

Lightweight metal components provide ample adjustability to give you a customized fit - - and the cans even fold flat to support an around-the-neck resting position - - all while bringing a level of durability previously unheard of in PC gaming headsets.

Precision-Balanced, Extra Large 50mm Drivers with Neodymium Magnets

Utilizing the highest quality drivers available for use in commercial headsets - - Neodymium - - the F.R.E.Q. 5 Stereo Gaming Headset feeds high-fidelity audio through a pair of amplified 50mm speakers for deep bass and crisp undistorted highs.

Detachable Noise-Canceling Microphone with Illuminated Mute Notification

When not using to the mic to communicate with your online teammates, a headset's microphone only gets in the way. Problem solved with the Mad Catz F.R.E.Q. 5's removable solution - - it provides the freedom to use the mic only when necessary. And when gaming in loud environments, advanced noise cancelation stifles ambient sounds to ensure your conversations are crystal-clear.

Toggling the microphone mute button prevents your teammates from hearing anything you don't want them to, and red LED illumination in the tip of the detachable mic will never make you wonder whether or not they can hear you.

Easy to Locate On-Ear Controls

Intuitive placement of all controls provides simple adjustability without the need to remove the headset. Mute the mic, tweak the volume, and toggle equalizer settings all while keeping your eyes on your monitor.

Compatible with MP3 Players and Smartphones

Use the headset's handy quick-release connector to instantly gain MP3 player compatibility and convert the Mad Catz F.R.E.Q. 5 into portable headphones. Just swap out its USB cord for the included 3.5mm audio cable and then plug directly into your device. And if you have a smartphone*, you can even take voice calls using the microphone.

* Supports Apple iPhone, BlackBerry, and HTC handsets.

General Features:

• Mad Catz Cyborg’s F.R.E.Q. 5 Stereo Gaming Headset
• Precision-Balanced, Extra Large 50mm Drivers with Neodymium Magnets
• Detachable noise-canceling microphone stifles ambient sounds
• Red LED illuminated mute notification the tip of the mic
• Cans fold flat to support around-the-neck resting position
• Tough, yet lightweight metal components
• Intuitively placed on-ear controls
• Easy to locate on-ear controls provide simple adjustments without removing the headset
• Toggle equalizer settings (Gaming, Music & Chat) while keeping your eyes on the screen
• Compatible with MP3 players and smartphones
• Swap out USB cord for the included 3.5mm audio cable for use as headphones
• Take voice calls with your smartphone using the microphone
• Authorized Internet Dealer
• 1-year Manufacturer's Warranty

Headset Specifications:

• Driver Size: 50mm
• Frequency Response: 20 - 20,000 Hz
• Cable Length: 6.6ft USB / 3.3 ft 3.5mm
• Cable Type: Braided
• Magnet Type: Neodymium
• USB Powered: Yes
• Microphone: Detachable
• Headset Type: Wired