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EKSA E1000 WT 2.4 GHz Wireless Gaming Headset with ENC mic, 36-hour battery
A dongle-only wireless headset for PC or PlayStation with a 36-hour battery and quick charging, for shoppers who do not need Bluetooth or a cable.
$35.99 at EKSA, no code needed
Price: $35.99 at EKSA's official US store, verified 2026-11-06.
Discount code: none listed; Dealectric has no EKSA code to offer.
Buy: https://dealectric.com/go/eksa-e1000-wt — opens EKSA's official US store at no extra cost.
Warranty: 24 months (EKSA). Returns: 30 days, unused and in original packaging; buyer pays return shipping; sale items not refundable. Affiliate network: Awin; tracking cookie: None days. All EKSA codes, including the ones the store rejected: EKSA discount codes.
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Specifications
| Connections | 2.4 GHz dongle only (no Bluetooth, no 3.5 mm) |
|---|---|
| Latency (maker) | Under 30 ms |
| Battery (maker) | Up to 36 hours with lights off, 1,500 mAh; 10-minute USB-C charge adds about 3 hours |
| Sound | EKSA 7.1 SoundBase virtual surround, plug and play |
| Microphone | Boom with EKSA VoicePure ENC; EKSA claims up to 96% background noise removed |
| Lighting | Dazzlight RGB, switchable |
Model: E1000 WT. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.
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Who it's for
A PC or PS5 gamer who wants the cheapest low-latency wireless set and never games on Xbox or a phone.
Caveats
- No Bluetooth and no 3.5 mm port, so it cannot connect to a phone or an Xbox.
- The 36-hour rating is with the RGB off.
- No independent review with measurements exists yet.
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