VZR Audio has officially announced its new premium wired headset, the VZR Model One MkII. It is now available globally through Amazon, Walmart, and independent stores for $359.99.
The company was founded by Victor Tiscareno, a former Apple lead acoustics engineer. The VZR Model One MkII improves on the original VZR Model One with clearer sound, more comfort, and better design.
Improved sound and comfort
The new headset features retuned acoustics. This creates more accurate sound across all ranges. Whether it’s music or gaming, everything sounds true to life. Gamers can hear footsteps and gunfire more clearly, helping them play better.
The Model One MkII introduces replaceable Hybrid earpads. These offer a more comfortable fit while balancing the bass sound. Inside each earpad is a new feature called the Talisman (patent pending). It makes the sound clearer and more real.
Natural spatial audio
Like the first Model One, the new version keeps the CrossWave acoustic lens. This allows the headset to produce three-dimensional sound from any source. No special software or extra devices are needed.
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Better microphone and cables
The microphone is now clearer and blocks outside noise better. It also has a physical mute switch. The headset’s custom cable is redesigned to improve signal quality. Since the Model One MkII is wired and fully analog, there’s no lag. It works with PCs, consoles, phones, and any device that uses a headphone jack.
Victor Tiscareno shared: “Whether you’re playing a serious game or critically listening to your favorite music, the VZR Model One MkII’s wired, all-analog design ensures amazing sound from all your devices.”
VZR Model One MkII Price and what’s included
The VZR Model One MkII is priced at $359.99. It comes with:
- A detachable mic
- A custom cable with a 3.5 mm headphone/mic plug
- A 6.3 mm adapter
- A 3.5 mm splitter
- A carrying case
The headset is now available worldwide from Amazon, Walmart, HiFiSoundGear, and independent stores.
