Wednesday, June 18th 2025

Fractal Scape Gaming Headset Now Available

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Available today, Scape is designed to provide you with a rich, immersive, and intuitive wireless audio experience. It features custom-tuned drivers, high-resolution connectivity, and customizable EQ presets, delivering high-fidelity sound with effortless clarity and control. Using an integrated switch, you can choose to connect to multiple devices via Bluetooth 5.3 or enjoy ultra-low latency 24-bit/96 kHz wireless audio.

You can also communicate clearly thanks to the detachable microphone with flip-to-mute functionality, Super Wideband clarity and microphone noise cancellation. When it's time to step away, you can simply dock Scape in its magnet-assisted inductive charging stand, where it will recharge for up to 40 hours of continuous use, so it is always ready to pick up and play.
Designed for both performance and comfort, Scape features memory foam ear cushions, a lightweight frame with optimized support, and intuitive controls for controlling EQ modes, ambient lighting, and media playback. The ambient lighting and EQ presets are easily customized through Adjust Pro - a registration-free, web browser-based tool.

All these features are packaged into a Scandinavian take on headset design. Featuring soft fabric, sculpted lines, and scratch-resistant metal alloy accents - Scape offers a refined look that complements its robust yet effortless functionality.

Scape is available globally today.
Source: Fractal Design

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9 Comments on Fractal Scape Gaming Headset Now Available

#1
PLAfiller
Can't judge by the photo if the cups will go over the ear properly, but it seems so. Hopefully the cup-system is not proprietary and replacement cups will follow up.
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Kohl Baas
Considering all the features and the fact of Fractals customer services, I'll definitely give this a try as soon as it's on stock locally. Since the boom is detachable and it has BT connection, it would be bery nice to have a carry-case for travel.
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TheLostSwede
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Kohl BaasConsidering all the features and the fact of Fractals customer services, I'll definitely give this a try as soon as it's on stock locally. Since the boom is detachable and it has BT connection, it would be bery nice to have a carry-case for travel.
No ANC though, so maybe not ideal for travel. But in case you missed it, it also has a built in mic, so you can use it without the boom for calls and what not. It's annoying that they don't mention which Bluetooth codecs are supported though. Based on the teardown by Igor's Lab, it has an Airoha AB1585 Bluetooth chip, so it could do LDAC and it should at least do LC3, but it might only be SBC and AAC, which would be a real shame.
Urgh, found a review that mentioned it's only SBC and AAC, that's real downer.
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#6
Kohl Baas
TheLostSwedeNo ANC though, so maybe not ideal for travel. But in case you missed it, it also has a built in mic, so you can use it without the boom for calls and what not. It's annoying that they don't mention which Bluetooth codecs are supported though. Based on the teardown by Igor's Lab, it has an Airoha AB1585 Bluetooth chip, so it could do LDAC and it should at least do LC3, but it might only be SBC and AAC, which would be a real shame.
Urgh, found a review that mentioned it's only SBC and AAC, that's real downer.
TBH, I take a good passive noise cancellation over ANC anytime, but that's just me. And I know there is no point of speaking about sound quality in wireless audio either.
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TheLostSwede
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Kohl BaasTBH, I take a good passive noise cancellation over ANC anytime, but that's just me. And I know there is no point of speaking about sound quality in wireless audio either.
Well, the two are not the same. There's a difference in sound quality over wireless depending on many factors, but when it come to Bluetooth, it's really a smack in the face that they didn't add LC3 support in 2025, especially as their dongle uses the LC3plus codec for their proprietary system. SBC is really just awful in terms of sound quality, but so many people don't seem to notice.
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Kohl Baas
TheLostSwedeWell, the two are not the same. There's a difference in sound quality over wireless depending on many factors, but when it come to Bluetooth, it's really a smack in the face that they didn't add LC3 support in 2025, especially as their dongle uses the LC3plus codec for their proprietary system. SBC is really just awful in terms of sound quality, but so many people don't seem to notice.
Will see (hear). I intend to use it exclusively at home for convenience. I have a Sony TWS for travel because ANC rocks agains headwind on a bike.
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