AULA G7 — gaming headset: 40 mm drivers, 7.1 surround, three connection modes, about 10 ms latency, Pink
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →AULA G7: description and configuration
AULA G7 — gaming headset.
The AULA G7 is a full-size gaming headset with three connection modes: 2.4 GHz through a USB receiver, Bluetooth and a cable. In 2.4 GHz mode AULA quotes about 10 ms of latency using its HyperLink technology — enough to keep footsteps and gunfire lined up with the picture. Wireless range is around 15 metres, so a trip to the kitchen does not drop the audio.
The sound is built around 40 mm drivers with a composite diaphragm and a neodymium magnet; AULA extends the top end to 40 kHz. A C-Media sound chip and the PC driver add virtual 7.1 surround and a customisable EQ with separate profiles for gaming, voice chat and music. Each cup is an independent acoustic chamber with tri-band tuning, and a soft RGB ring with 16 million colours runs around the outside.
The microphone is detachable and omnidirectional, with AI noise cancellation and its own mute key. Controls sit on the left cup: a volume wheel, the mic key, power on a 3-second hold, one press for play/pause, two for lighting, three to switch between 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth. The 1,000 mAh battery also lets you keep playing while it charges. The headband is reinforced with a steel arch inside a metal frame, and the cushions use breathable fabric over acoustic foam. Colours: black, white and pink.
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A separate acoustic chamber in each cup
In the G7 each driver works inside its own sealed volume instead of a shared shell cavity. AULA calls it an independent acoustic chamber with tri-band tuning: lows, mids and highs are separated so explosions do not bury footsteps and voice chat. The brand extends the top end to 40 kHz — the region where the small positional details live.
Cutaway of the independent acoustic chamber inside the AULA G7 cup
7.1 and an equaliser in the driver software
Surround is handled by the C-Media chip and a PC application: virtual 7.1 is one toggle, and the equaliser lets you build profiles for shooters, calls and music. Microphone noise cancellation and the lighting live in the same window. Setup is simple — plug the 2.4 GHz receiver into the computer and install the driver.
The 40 mm AULA G7 driver with its neodymium magnet, exploded view
Three connection modes, two devices at once
For gaming, 2.4 GHz over the USB receiver at about 10 ms and roughly 15 metres of range. For a phone, Bluetooth. When the battery is empty or you want a guaranteed link, the cable. The headset holds a computer and a phone at the same time, so an incoming call needs no re-pairing — three presses of the multifunction key switch between them.
Controls on the AULA G7 cup: volume wheel, mic key and charging port
The mic comes off, the lighting stays
The omnidirectional boom lifts out completely when you want the G7 to be just headphones. While it is in place, the AI filter strips keyboard clicks and room noise, and a key on the cup cuts the mic instantly. A soft diffused RGB ring with 16 million colours runs around the cups and can be switched off with two presses, without opening the driver.
The soft RGB ring running around the AULA G7 ear cup
Metal in the headband, breathable fabric on the cushions
Inside the headband sits a steel arch in a metal frame: it holds its shape through daily handling and the occasional bend, and the headband adjusts to head size. The cushions are wrapped in breathable mesh over acoustic foam, which runs cooler through a long session than sealed leatherette. The headset is sold in black, white and pink.
The steel headband arch of the AULA G7 and the breathable mesh cushions
AULA G7 specifications
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