The brand that has promised to deliver top-notch audio to every audiophile at an affordable cost has finally stepped up in the game and unveiled a gaming headset series. There are various boAt speakers and TWS earphones that are able to deliver the best results which the competitors were never able to achieve. The all-new Immortal IM1000D and IM200 are over-the-ear headsets with a focused audience, i.e. gamers. There are multiple features and specs that are going to impress you for sure.

boAt has launched two headsets and among the two, IM1000D is the premium one and the features that both the devices share with each other are 50mm drivers, 7.1 channel, and RGB lighting. Let’s dive deeper into the features and onboard specs on these all-new boAt gaming headsets.

boAt IM1000D & IM200: Key specs & features

The brand has focused on offering the top-notch quality in a featherweight construction and the earcups are also made extremely soft and comfortable for long sessions. The over-the-ear cups will feature RGB LEDs that will add significant ambiance and mood to the gaming setup. The cable on both the headsets is a braided one and there will be an in-line remote with 3 buttons, to adjust the RGB brightness, to turn on/off mic and audio. The premium offering among the two, IM1000D will also allow you to detach the mic.

Coming to the audio specs, the latest headsets will sport 50mm drivers along with 7.1 surround sound. The IM1000D will also be equipped with Dolby Atmos. The headsets come equipped with ENx tech that the brand claims to offer enhanced quality during in-game communications and calls. There will also be a few customization options for users through boAt Plugin Labz. It will allow users to tweak audio and microphone settings.

Both the headsets will only come with PC compatibility.

Pricing and availability

The all-new Immortal headsets will come at a price tag of ₹2,499 and 1,499 for the IM1000D and IM200, respectively. Customers can buy the headsets from Amazon IN, sale has already commenced at noon on July 13.