MAMBASNAKE x ATTACK SHARK L80 Wireless Gaming Headset, 2.4Ghz USB Gaming Headphones with Bluetooth 5.2, 50H Battery

Description

The Attack Shark L80 is designed to combine flexibility, comfort, and gaming performance in one headset. Below are its features and key details:

Connectivity & Modes

• Tri‑mode support: Switch between 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired (3.5 mm) modes to match your device or situation.

• Low latency 2.4 GHz wireless: Using a USB dongle (includes USB‑A and USB‑C type connector) for stable, low delay wireless play (~20 ms latency claimed).

• Bluetooth: Use for mobile, tablets, or when wired connection is inconvenient.

• Wired fallback: For when you want zero latency or the battery runs out.

Audio & Microphone

• Drivers: 40 mm dynamic drivers that aim to deliver balanced sound for gaming, music, and calls.

• Microphone: Omnidirectional, noise‑canceling, detachable mic that can be positioned for voice clarity.

• Audio modes / surround: Some listings suggest support for 5.1 / spatial audio / “3D surround” effects (likely virtual surround) in wireless / 2.4 GHz mode.

Battery & Charging

• Battery life: Up to 50 hours of playtime (with moderate volume) in wireless mode.

• Charging time: Around 3 hours for a full charge.

• Standby / idle life: Some sources suggest extended standby life (e.g. 200 hours) though details vary.

Design, Comfort & Build

• Weight: Very lightweight at ~180 g, making longer sessions less fatiguing.

• Earpads & headband: Memory‑foam cushions with breathable mesh fabric and an adjustable headband.

• Detachable mic: Offers flexibility when using Bluetooth/wired mode or when not needing the mic.

• Switching modes: In many models, a double-click on the power button toggles between Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz modes.

Compatibility & Use Cases

• Works with PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Xbox (note: with Xbox, wireless may require wired mode)

• Good for multiplatform users who switch between console, PC, and mobile.

• Ideal when you need wireless flexibility but also want the safety net of wired fallback.