That’s roughly what I expected when I started using the Epomaker GX1. It costs $49.99, and Epomaker currently sells it for $44.99. But after using it for around two weeks, primarily for gaming and Discord on my PC, I’m now using it every day. Sure, the GX1 has its shortcomings. Some aspects, like its software and virtual 7.1 mode, could use a little work, but the rest of it is genuinely solid. It gets almost all of the basics right and is an easy recommendation for its...
