AULA S605 — wired gaming headset: 50 mm drivers, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, a 2 m cable
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AULA S605 — gaming headset.
The AULA S605 is a wired over-ear headset that the maker labels on the box as the Mountain S605 Gaming Headset. The shell is fully black, each cup carries RGB rays fanning out around the AULA logo, the headband is suspended and the microphone bends. It is a workhorse for long sessions at a computer: light, closed-back, with a 2 m cable and soft breathable earpads.
AULA quotes 50 mm drivers in a dedicated sound cavity, a 20 Hz – 20 kHz range and 32 Ω ±15% impedance. The 2 m cable ends in two 3.5 mm plugs and a USB connector; according to the price list a cable adaptor is also in the box. The headset measures 185 × 98 × 216 mm. The packaging icons claim stereo sound, LED lighting and closed earmuffs.
The frame is built around a steel beam: AULA describes the headband as a built-in lightweight steel beam inside an external rubber cover, with a soft suspension strap that settles onto your head by itself — no clicks and no adjustment notches. The maker calls the earpads breathable and skin-friendly, and the microphone flexible and free to turn in any direction. On a desktop with separate jacks it connects directly; a laptop with a single combined jack will need a 3.5 mm splitter.
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Rays of light around a 50 mm driver
The outside of each cup is arranged like a fan: narrow glowing rays spread out from the central cap with the AULA logo and cycle around the rim. Behind them sits a 50 mm driver in its own sound cavity — AULA makes a point of the cavity being dedicated to the driver. The quoted range is the usual 20 Hz – 20 kHz with 32 Ω ±15% impedance, so the headset is built for a PC's onboard sound and needs no amplifier.
Close-up of an AULA S605 cup: RGB rays fanning out around the AULA logo
A floating band on a steel beam
There is no height adjustment to fiddle with: instead of notched sliders the S605 uses a soft strap slung between two arches, and it settles onto the shape of your head by itself. AULA describes the arch as a lightweight steel beam hidden inside an external rubber cover, and calls out its resistance to being yanked about. The result stays light, and the pressure is spread along the strap rather than resting on one point on the crown.
AULA S605 headset from above: the headband with its suspension strap and both cups
A bendable mic and a volume wheel
The microphone bends in any direction and stays where you leave it: down by your mouth for voice chat, up and out of the way when it is not needed. AULA calls it high-sensitivity and built for clear conversation. AULA lists a volume wheel among the S605's functions, so the level can come down mid-match without minimising the game or digging into the system mixer. At 2 m the cable reaches from your head to a tower under the desk without pulling.
AULA S605 headset from behind: soft closed earpads and the cable leaving the left cup
The box says Mountain S605
The price list and AULA's own catalogue call the model simply S605, but the retail box spells it out: Mountain S605 Gaming Headset. The box also carries the three icons the maker uses to describe it — stereo sound, LED lighting and closed earmuffs. If you go looking for reviews or videos you will meet both spellings, S605 and Mountain S605.
The AULA S605 box marked Mountain S605 Gaming Headset with stereo sound and lighting icons
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