Ruth's sister
Ruth's sister K1 RGB USB Gaming Headset with Microphone international power cord
USB gaming headset with RGB lighting, active noise cancellation and adjustable microphone
- RGB LED backlighting adds desktop flair
- USB wired connection keeps audio stable
- Active noise cancellation reduces background sound
- Memory foam ear pads improve long-session comfort
- Flexible microphone adjusts for clear voice chat
Ruth's sister K1 RGB USB Headset
The Ruth's sister K1 is a wired USB gaming headset with RGB LED backlighting and an integrated microphone. It connects directly to a desktop computer via a single USB plug and draws power from the same port. Memory foam ear pads and an adjustable headband provide comfort during extended sessions.
Suited for USB-only desktop setups
This headset fits players who want a simple plug-and-play audio device with active noise cancellation and on-cable volume control. Buyers who need wireless freedom, separate analogue jacks or companion-app customisation should look elsewhere.
USB connection with active noise cancellation
The only interface is a wired USB connector, so the host must provide a free USB port and driver support for audio class devices. Active noise cancellation and a flexible boom microphone are built in, with a quoted sensitivity of 42±3dB and a frequency response range of 20-20Hz.
Highlights
- RGB LED backlighting adds desktop flair
- USB wired connection keeps audio stable
- Active noise cancellation reduces background sound
- Memory foam ear pads improve long-session comfort
- Flexible microphone adjusts for clear voice chat
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the USB version or another connection type?
This headset only connects via USB, so there is no alternative version to select.
What does the 42 dB sensitivity mean when I am gaming?
A sensitivity of 42 dB means the drivers produce a moderate volume level from the USB audio signal, suitable for typical game sound and voice chat.
What does the USB interface limit in practice?
The USB connection carries both power and audio, so the headset works on any desktop with a free USB port without needing a separate sound card.
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