Wow Headset: I suddenly went deaf!

Question

So you spend a hundred plus dollars on some nifty wireless headphones, they glow colors, they have a voice modulator, their so cool.
That is until they loose their charge, then poof your deaf.
No indicator what on how long a charge is, no low power notice, icon, beep, just hey consumer, how do you like feature, NO SOUND because we the great and powerful engineers forgot to put in an indicator to tell you to plug the headset in to charge it.
It is very hard to explain to your raid leader why you dropped the ball during a ten minute boss fight because you did not hear him say go left, hit that switch, etc when my sound dies in the middle of a fight.
Perhaps if the unit came with some kind of beep, "help I'm low battery" something!!!!
So if creative made a car, I would just run out of gas as no indicator, hope you remembered to fill up.
Now instead of enjoying the freedom of wireless, every time I raid I have to stay tethered to the pc with the recharge cable, one that is so freaking heavy that it falls out every 3-5 minutes during use. I could have saved forty dollars and purchased the unit that comes tethered if i wanted that all the time.
This is called Quality Assurance, someone sighed off on it, and it was approved by management, That is why I am buying a new PLANTRONICS Blackwire 700 C720-M headset. Way to save a few dollars for not putting in an indicator for low battery, you lost a customer who has been purchasing your merchandise since the Sound Blaster line in the low nineties.

Answer 1

Hello Magistare64,
I understand your frustrations on the headset but ever since you got it last feb (refer to your post here), you were already aware that this was not marketed with such feature in fact you were complaining on the same exact "feature" missing on the headset. I'm not sure what you're trying to come up here (just doesn't like the headset, other brand is better, advertising, etc.) but whatever it is, I'm sorry to hear that the headset did not meet your expectations.