AULA GS6 Pro (GS6Pro) — speaker.
Speaker and microphone in one body — voice chat without a headset
A desktop soundbar with a detachable gooseneck microphone, ENC noise cancellation and AEC echo cancellation.
Expected: 18 November
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Why people pick it
A gooseneck arm with a microphone capsule on the end clips into the end of the body. You can bend it closer to your face or swing it aside when the conversation is over. The mic is detachable: take it off and an ordinary soundbar is left on the desk with nothing sticking out. For anyone who dislikes sitting in headphones for hours, that is the whole point of this model.
A microphone on a speaker body is a hard problem: it sits centimetres from the drivers and by default picks up everything they play. The GS6 Pro runs two systems. ENC removes the room's background noise — fans, keyboard, the street. AEC handles the acoustic echo: it subtracts the speaker signal from what the microphone hears, so the person on the other end does not get their own voice back and the chain does not slide into howling.
The GS6 Pro is one block: 410 mm long, 80 deep and 76 tall. It slides under a monitor or in front of its stand and does not claim the edges of the desk the way a pair of satellites would. About 852 g at that length is real mass: the body stays put when you adjust the mic arm or press the buttons on top.
An LED strip runs the full length of the front panel right at its base, washing the desk from below rather than shining into your eyes. The controls sit on top: a row of buttons and an indicator on the upper edge, within reach without turning the body around. The supplier documentation does not spell out what each button does, so it is worth asking the manager when the order is confirmed; AULA does post a separate Windows driver installer in the downloads section of its own site.
Specifications
A gooseneck arm with a microphone capsule on the end clips into the end of the body. You can bend it closer to your face or swing it aside when the conversation is over. The mic is detachable: take it off and an ordinary soundbar is left on the desk with nothing sticking out. For anyone who dislikes sitting in headphones for hours, that is the whole point of this model.
A microphone on a speaker body is a hard problem: it sits centimetres from the drivers and by default picks up everything they play. The GS6 Pro runs two systems. ENC removes the room's background noise — fans, keyboard, the street. AEC handles the acoustic echo: it subtracts the speaker signal from what the microphone hears, so the person on the other end does not get their own voice back and the chain does not slide into howling.
The GS6 Pro is one block: 410 mm long, 80 deep and 76 tall. It slides under a monitor or in front of its stand and does not claim the edges of the desk the way a pair of satellites would. About 852 g at that length is real mass: the body stays put when you adjust the mic arm or press the buttons on top.
An LED strip runs the full length of the front panel right at its base, washing the desk from below rather than shining into your eyes. The controls sit on top: a row of buttons and an indicator on the upper edge, within reach without turning the body around. The supplier documentation does not spell out what each button does, so it is worth asking the manager when the order is confirmed; AULA does post a separate Windows driver installer in the downloads section of its own site.
This product is ordered in. Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. This information is not a public offer.
Model specifications: the official AULA site
Questions
Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. A pre-order locks the price and your place in the batch; GEEKSHOP confirms the exact date.
So that nothing has to go on your head. Long sessions in headphones tire the ears and, in summer, heat them. The GS6 Pro gives you voice chat with the sound out loud: you hear the game from the speakers, talk into the gooseneck mic and can pull it off at any point. It is a trade for comfort — there is none of the isolation from outside noise that closed headphones give.
That is exactly what AEC is there for. Acoustic echo cancellation subtracts the signal the speakers are playing from what the microphone takes in, so the game audio does not travel back into the call and the chain does not start howling. ENC runs alongside it, removing stray room noise. Both are stated features of the model, but a lot depends on volume: at maximum, any open setup performs worse than a headset.
The honest answer: the supplier documentation lists only a wireless link reaching 10 metres in open space. It names no protocol, no wired input and no power arrangement. On aulastar.com the model appears only in the downloads section, where a Windows driver installer is posted — there is no spec page for the GS6 Pro. If you are buying it for a particular source, ask the GEEKSHOP manager to check the connection details with the supplier before the preorder is confirmed.
The GS6 Pro is sold on preorder and opens on 18 November 2026. Once a GEEKSHOP manager confirms the order, delivery takes about a month — the bar travels in the supplier's shared batch. The manager gives the exact date at confirmation; there is no stock in Tashkent right now.
GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. The information on this site is not a public offer.
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Delivery anywhere in Uzbekistan costs 50,000 UZS. The manager gives the timing when confirming the order.
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Anywhere in Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS. Payment is agreed with the manager after confirmation.
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