This article provides you with specifications, deep-dives, and a general walkthrough of the Scape headset.
Scape specifications
Battery life (RGB off): >40 hours
Battery life (RGB on): >24 hours
Charging time 0-100% (docking station): <3 hours
Charging time 0-100% (USB-cable): <3 hours
Charging time from 0% to 4 hour playtime with RGB on: 15 minutes
Audio resolution (Dongle): 24-bit/96 kHz (Codec: LC3+)
Audio Connection modes: 2.4 GHz wireless via USB-A dongle - Wired via USB-C to USB-A cable, Bluetooth 5.3
Frequency response: 20-20 000 Hz
RGB: 6 individually adressable LEDs per ear cup
Dimensions (Scape headset): W160 x H195 x D84 mm
Dimensions (Scape + charging stand): W160 x H205 x D90 mm
Weight (Scape headset): 338g
Microphone types
1x detachable microphone: Uni-directional for voice input. Super Wideband protocol with audio frequency 50-16 000 Hz.
1 x Built-in microphone: Omni-directional for voice input.
1 x Built-in microphone: Omni-directional microphone for noise cancellation.
Built-in controls
1: Media Control crown (HID volume, Play/Pause/Next track)
2: Mute and microphone noise cancellation button
3: Connection mode switch slider (Bluetooth-dongle)
4: Power button
5: Ambient lighting ON/OFF
6: EQ mode-button
7: USB-C port for cabled connection/charging
Headset function walkthrough
In the section above, there are five buttons and one slider. Most of these have multiple functions. Below, we'll go through the different functions.
Media control crown
On the right ear cup, you have the "Media control crown". With this, you are able to increase/decrease the headset volume, pause music, skip song, and go back one song.
Rotate clockwise - increase volume
Rotate counter-clockwise - decrease volume
Push one time - pause/start music/media
Push two times - Skip/jump to next song/media
Push three times - go back to previous song/media
Mute button
Push once to mute/unmute. Push and hold down button to activate/disable Microphone Noise Cancellation.
Connection mode-slider
Move it down to set headset in dongle-mode. Move it up to set headset in Bluetooth-mode. Move it up and hold it there for three seconds to start Bluetooth pairing mode (when the headset is in pairing mode, the RGB on the ear pads flash white).
Power button
Hold in the power button for 2.5 seconds to turn the headset on or off.
Push the button once quickly to get a general indication of the headset battery level:
Green LED on ear cups: battery level between 100-50%
Orange LED on ear cups: battery level between 50-15%
Red LED on ear cups: Battery level between 15-0%
Note: You can also check the exact battery level of the headset in the Adjust Pro Web Application:
Ambient Lighting button
Turns the RGB on the ear pads on or off. The on-setting is based on the RGB-option you've chosen in the Adjust Pro web application.
EQ button
Lets you choose between three preset EQ-settings. The three settings can be changed in the Adjust Pro Web application. The three preset from purchase is Balanced (1st setting), Clarity (2nd setting), and Depth (3rd setting).
For information how to adjust the EQ-settings or RGB of the headset, please visit this link.