Wireless Gaming Headset 7 1 Surround Sound 2 4Ghz USB Gaming Headphones Bluetooth 5 4 100-Hr Noise Canceling

Update: After speaking with customer service, they made things right. I have a new headset coming my way and I am sure the battery will live up to the advertised claims. I am hard on companies that sell products and don't stand behind them or the product doesn't perform as advertised. This is not one of those instances. This company definitely stood behind their product! I originally rated 2 stars due to my headset and the battery life (I think I just got a bad battery or something). With the communication provided by their customer service team and the determination to make it right, I am raising my rating to 5 stars. This is not 5 stars for the product itself. I would rate these headphones at a solid 4, but the fact that customer service cares about their customers, they have my loyalty for life. Bluetooth mode update: I originally had these in Dongle mode, not Bluetooth. The Bluetooth mode worked great but I did notice my mute button did not work in Bluetooth mode. Again, I may have just got a headphone set that was destined to fail. Hopefully my new set will work flawlessly. Based on other reviewers, I feel good about it. Original: Everything about this headset is good, not great, but good except the battery life. This thing dies fast! Maybe I got a faulty battery or something, but there is no way this thing lasts 40 hours with the light effect turned off, much less the 100 hours they advertise. I could charge it every day, or every other day, but I shouldn't have to. This should last a minimum of 4.5 days of use based on the manufacture's specs. I purchased this to use as my headset for work. I run a call center and use the headset and mic for 8.5 hours a day. I turn it on at 8am and turn it off at 4:30pm. (I usually turn the headset off for my 30-minute lunch.) I make sure the light effect is turned off to conserve power as I didn't really need this anyway. The battery only lasts about 3.5 days. That is only 29ish give or take hours of run time before the headset says, "Battery Low". Maybe the seller will send me a new one without a bad battery, but for now, the 2-star rating stands as I can't make it through the whole week using this set. The microphone is nice and clear with no echo. This was a huge thing for me since I am on calls all day. The only downside to the microphone is there is no noise canceling. The microphone will pick up every noise in your room. I have a foot massager at my desk, and I am told it sounds like I am in a machine factory when I have it on during a call. The audio is clear and sounds great for my calls. When listening to music, I would give it a 6.5 on a scale of 10. The volume is a bit limited. I feel like for what these are, they could be louder. The sound is crisp and does not distort, even when turned all the way up. I find the bass to be lacking though. You can hear it, but it should be much deeper considering they call this product 7.1 surround sound headphones. I would be slightly disappointed in the bass quality if I purchased these for FPS games. I do feel like you may be able to hear the enemy directionally with these though, given they claim 7.1. I have no doubt this would work just fine for gaming, but that is not what I purchased it for. Comfort level is obviously a big deal when you wear these for extended periods of time. The cushion on the top of the headset that rests on your head could be better if filled with some type of gel. There is a bit of foam, but after a few hours, it starts to hurt and I have to adjust it and move it to a new spot on my head. The earmuffs are absolutely awesome though! I can't even tell they are on. They do not block out any outside noise though, so don't expect a quiet experience if you have background noise in the room. It muffles it, but only due to covering your ears. The Bluetooth works great for what I need! I needed to be able to get up from my desk and walk around it without being attached with a short cord. It does not work at far ranges though. I tried to walk into my kitchen and the audio and mic cut out at about 10-15 feet. I does not disconnect until I reach my bedroom which is about 50-70 feet but then reconnects when I get closer to the computer. Again, there is no audio after about 10-15 feet though, so I'm not sure what the use of it being connect further away is. One last thing to mention is these are BIG! I mean that in the sense of the earmuffs are really quite large and heavy. That probably leads to the discomfort after extended periods or use. I will update this rating if the manufacturer issues a new headset with a better battery life as that is the whole reason I rated this 2-stars. It is very frustrating to purchase something and it not work for the specific purpose you needed. In my case a battery that would last all week. Read more

Pros: - The microphone sounds amazing. Very Krisp and Clear. - The microphone lights up when using and goes dark whenever muted. With an easy button. - Headphone incoming sound is incredible and vibrant. - They are extremely comfortable and sit well on my head. The extra soft cushions make it feel very natural. - The battery last for a very long time. I am a gamer who plays the majority of the day. They last a long time. I plug mine in every night but I have never been warned that the battery is low. Cons: - If I absolutely had to have a con. I guess the women's voice that says connected but it isn't bad. Read more

I bought this headset for my son and he really loves it. The sound quality is clear, the bass is strong, and the 7.1 surround works great. Even when using it wirelessly, there is no lag, which is perfect for gaming. It’s comfortable to wear for long periods and the battery life lasts a long time Overall, excellent quality for the price. Highly recommend. Read more

This headset delivers clear audio with a solid surround sound effect that really adds to gaming. The wireless connection is stable, whether I’m using the USB dongle or Bluetooth, and there’s no noticeable delay. The ear cushions are comfortable even after hours of play. The mic is decent too, though it could be a little clearer. Overall, a strong headset for the price and very convenient with the dual-wireless options. Read more

I use a separate mic and haven't tested the mic but the headset audio sounds great and there's a ton of very well thought out design to this device: * Audio is fantastic, with excellent response range and clarity, smooth and sensitive drivers. The 7.1 simulated surround is great, enough to pacify me who is *incredibly* picky and won't usually deign to use a headset without literally 4 to 5 physical speakers in each cup. (i.e. ASUS ROG Centurion 7.1 et. al.). I recommend using Equalizer APO on windows for preferential tuning. * Incredible battery life, can charge (usb-c) while using, lasts probably at least 50 music-on hours in 7.1 mode using dongle with lights off and mic off, but I usually remember to plug it in every 2-3 days... takes less than 2 hours to charge from 0-100% though anyway... bluetooth mode with no lights or mic probably lasts over 100 hours. I rarely hear the low battery notice unless I've been especially neglectful. * Comprehensive connection options (wireless-dongle that works as usb-c or even usb-a with the built-in adapter, highly compatible bluetooth, even a 3.5mm jack!!) * Build quality is comfortable and simple, and quite durable. Cups rotate backward 90° and tilt just barely maybe <10°-- enough to conform to head. Cushions are comfortable and don't really give me tightness even on my fat head, while still being quite secure. My glasses arm digs into behind my ear a bit but that's just from using headphones in general, and less so with this headset. * While I don't use it, the microphone is a fishing-reel-gummy-arm style that retracts into the cup or pulls out and the arm is made of a material that holds to any position you adjust it to, so it can be right where you need it. Max pull-out is just barely past the corner of my mouth. As far as I tested the audio quality is more than acceptable, I just have a nice desktop mic I use. * The lighting is very low-key, just enough to be meaningful without being obnoxious; most importantly, can be toggled completely off with zero effort. The only running lights while I'm using it are the tiny power-on blue dot and tiny 7.1-on white dot, both at the bottom so essentially invisible from anywhere in the room. * It boggles my mind that these are sold at $50, that's mind-bogglingly cheap compared to competitors at this quality range. Frequently they're on sale for $35~ even, which is insane. When I ordered these because my last headset gave out, I was NOT expecting these to be more than "usable" until I found something up to my usual snuff, but I was very pleasantly surprised. As someone who's used many, many, many, *many* expensive headsets (I'm talking $200-$600 range) and quite a few cheap ones, this is hands down the best stereo headset I've come across that isn't some absurdly expensive audiophile device-- and it's so far above the average you would think it's similar to a $150-$200 sound. Except it also has better and more intelligent array of features than those tend to offer. Are they what I want to use? No. I want to use REAL 7.1 headsets... problem is that kind of thing isn't made anymore. I am incredibly picky about what I'm willing to use, and for me to have come to terms with companies not making what I want anymore, and effectively "settling" for 2.0 and me deciding that this is all I'm going to use from now on (short of some companies coming back with luxury REAL 7.1 products), I'm so confident in it that I've ordered 2 more of these headsets even though there's nothing wrong with mine and I don't estimate there ever will be; just in case *this* company stops making these great products and I somehow destroy my current ones. I can't imagine I would go use any other headset in the future unless some absolutely ridiculous and amazing thing comes out, but I don't expect that to happen so it's these for as long as they're made. There are only three misgivings I have, none of which really matter and are just some pondering: 1. My volume scroll wheel, possibly from laying on a pillow with it frequently, has an issue that cuts out the right cup audio if it's turned to exactly 100%... solution: turn to 99% and all is fine. Easy workaround, no stress; muscle memory fixes it in 1 second. The wheel doesn't easily adjust inadvertently, it's not difficult to turn or anything but unless you brush it pretty deliberately it's not gonna randomly change. 2. This has two buttons (and a physical mic toggle clicker): Power to play/pause/answer/hangup/reject and toggle dongle/bt. M to toggle 7.1 and lights. I don't really wish it had an extra button or two or feature for media forward/back but I could see it being a useful feature for some and I would probably use it if it had. 3. It'd be nice if the cups rotated vertically slightly more but honestly completely unnecessary and is just a personal preference thing; they rotate enough to conform to the head at any band-extension as-is so it's a non-issue. Read more