Tt eSPORTS Chao Dracco Signature Headphones Review

The headphones them self have  a black, yellow and gold colour scheme. The gold is only used on the Signature editions to differentiate it from the standard versions. There are also other variations available. At first glances the gold doesn’t seem to go too well with the yellow, but in person it looks a lot better.

The ear cups have the ability to rotate 180 degree enabling you to reduced the size of the headphones, making it much more suitable for transporting (especially in the carry case provided). The rotating ear cups also allow you to use the headphones DJ style – just using one ear cup.

The ear cups are made of a faux leather, with a soft material inside them to aid comfort. They are not made to be removable, however, with a bit of effort it is possible to remove them. We have noticed they are fairly small in comparison to the other headsets we have had in review, so this could impact the comfort levels later down the line in testing.

The headband is made of a light, breathable material that not only looks good, but also helps ventilation.

The top side of the Dracco Signature edition is made again of faux leather, with a yellow cross-hatched thread. On top of the gold ear cup connectors, this adds to the premium look of the headphones.

The headband is easily adjustable. We think we’ll most likely have to make full use of this due to the smaller size of the headphones.

The main connection for the headset is a 3.5mm jack, that locks into the port, allowing the connection to remain firm even if the cable gets caught or tugged.