StickSkills said, "It’s crucial to understand what to look for in a headset if you’re going to get serious about game audio. You’ll want comfortable cups that don’t wear on the ears after five-hour sessions, an intuitive way to adjust volume on the fly and, most importantly, high-quality audio that allows for a more complete experience. Luckily for the Tritton 720+ surround headset, the $150 asking price is backed up by a product that passes all the above tests and even goes a bit further. The 3D sound and superb bass place you into whatever fantastical world your console’s spitting out at the time, and while the actual hardware may be a bit unwieldy, the acoustic results will make you forget everything but the bullets whizzing by your head."
The Tritton 720+ has incredible style, excellent build quality and powerful, rich, full sound. These headphones are, frankly, near-perfect, and at a price point that's lower than you might expect.
GodisaGeek: "This is an extremely tasty piece of kit, to say the least. For a very competitive price you get a headset which, whilst not at the very high end of the market, delivers a top drawer performance for a great selection of devices. For someone who has a small baby in the building, and has to be respectful of neighbours in the block of flats where I live, it allows me to really crank things up when I am playing and reviewing games, without upsetting the little man or anyone else. It has given some games a new lease of life thanks to how the improved audio enhances the experience. Tritton are now looked after by Mad Catz, a firm who have consistently impressed me with the design and performance of the products in the arsenal. This is a high class headset which I thoroughly recommend and now takes pride of place just behind my telly, ready to take out when I need to escape into my own little gaming microcosm."
TheGamingExperience says: "Overall the Kunai is a fantastic headset for the Nintendo brand of products. To be honest, this is the exact type of headset the Nintendo brand of products needed."
but, how do they compare to the "SONY" headset?