Stereo Gaming Headphone Headset with Microphone (Blue)

Okay soo, i finally got this headset in the mail today. The reviews on this product are accurate, the 5 star and 4 star ones. I read through alot of the lower level reviews and theyre just not accurate at all. This is my first purchase ever on amazon and my first review. First off, let me start by saying the sound quality is excellent. The microphone quality is very clear as well, i asked multiple friends how i sounded and they said it was very clear. The headset is great for any games, from FPS to Horror. Im a short guy, im only about 5'5, this headset was a perfect fit for my size. I would agree completely with the customers that rate it for smaller stature people. If youre a big person, with a large head, you wont want to get this because it will most likely be a tight fit. Im giving this product 5 stars for a few reasons. 1. The price, i bought this when it was $13 and it was literally a steal. There are probably no headsets with this quality that cost this amount of money. 2. The audio and sound quality are excellent for the price, if i had to give it a price range in terms of audio and sound quality, id say its about on par with any $50-60 headset. Ive have a fair share of expensive headsets, this blows away any headset in that price range. 3. Comfortable, it appears to be made out of leather and foam in the ear cups, as well as the head pad. Right now its a bit solid because i havent broken them in however. 4. Made out of tough, light plastic, none of the more sensitive areas are frail and flimsy, its very solid. If anyone has any questions about this product that im able to answer, feel free to ask. If you are having second thoughts on buying a pair because of the price, DONT. These are good quality, dont let the low price fool you into thinking theyre poor quality, get them while you can! EDIT + UPDATE ! I added a sound test, theres a bit of static when at 100% output volume but that can be taken care of by simply reducing the input volume a little. Sounds pretty great, i made a vocaroo soo you can hear it. Please note, im not an audio expert soo theres probably ALOT that can be done to make it sound much better. http://vocaroo.com/i/s0S0FD6fZHDt

I have had these for over a year now! They are just amazing for the price. And you will not fine anything better for the price I have looked. I am a big tech guy and I do always look for the most value in gadgets and electronics. Pros: 1. Extremely comfortable even after 8 hours of gaming, Cushion is very comfortable, a 2. Durable. I have thrown this thing on the floor on a daily basis after i get done with gaming and my computer work. I take it to bed, sleep on it and it has yet to break. It actually looks pretty new after 1.5 years. Cushions and wires are still very new looking. 3. Sound is clear. Sound is Deep, But not too deep, But its not over bearing in base. Mids and Highs are above average for a headphone in this price range. There was very little distortion if you put everything on max, at this point you should not even put the headphones near your ears, because they almost sound like speakers. Microphone is clear and I make skype and google calls with it all the time. 4. inline sound control, This comes with an inline sound countrol to turn up or turn down the volume. Also mute and unmute the microphone. Extremely usefully in gaming. and also when watching movies and you don't want to reach keyboard or mouse 5. noise cancellation is decent. This doesn't have active noise cancellation, but it sits all around my ear and gets rid of about 70% -90% of ambient noise while you are listening to it. 6. Separate 3.5 mm jack for speaker and for microphone. I highly disklike USB headphone because they have tons of static due to the computer. however 3.5 jacks are much better. 7. super long cord. I lie in bed while I watch TV and the cord is super long over 7 feet. 8. These are light, they aren't heavy and won't bother your ears or your head. Con: 1. I feel like the base can be a bit better. But I think you can change the settings on your pc to ramp up the base, I did this and the base SOUNDED AMAZING. I really cannot find any other cons. It looks, feels, and sounds great. you really won't be disappointing. IF YOU'RE looking for a 300 quality headphone. You won't find them in this. BECAUSE this isn't a $300 headphone. But this easily competes with 70 and 80 dollar headphones. The quality of these headphones ARE VERY GOOD. what also makes a difference in sound is your computers hardware and sound card. If you have a cheap sound card. then you will get a cheap sound. I have a very good sound card, and am able to get very nice bass and very nice highs based on my settings.

I've had these headphones for nearly 2 years now and I feel comfortable writing a review about these. I merely bought these as a way to listen to music, videos or play games while having a chat with friends, with some style without having to worry about if I'll have enough to eat until next payday. For me these headphones went above and beyond what ya pay for. They aren't perfect but they get the job done. Starting off with the headphones itself. Not gonna lie, they did feel cheap upon arrival and I was a bit worried on how long they can last. I never expected them to last nearly 2 years and while they do show wear and tear now, they still work. As for comfort, I never had any issues getting used to them but I was always aware they were around my head, especially after long gaming sessions. Not super comfortable, but I doubt you'll have major complains. As for sound, whether I was rocking to my favorite tunes, listening for enemies in a game or reviewing audio for a video, the sound sounds clean. Unfortunately due to their age and use, I hear an occasional static pop now, but until then I never had any issues. These phones can get really loud as well. I had to set the max volume on my PC down to half to avoid accidentally blowing out my eardrums when I raise the volume on the headset. They're not great at noise isolation or canceling though, but that's what high volume is there for. For the mic, honestly, its just there. Nothing special about it. Your teammates are going to hear you and its nice to have for convenience when ya don't want to set up a separate mic, but when I tried to record some audio for a video using it, oh boy. My volume was very inconsistent, going from too soft to too loud for no real reason. I tried playing around with the settings but futile. My friends always tell me I sound fine, I feel that my voice isn't hear as well during the more exciting moments in a game, which i find can prove to be fatal for you and your team. It just works, that's all I can say about it. I find myself using my main mic every time I got the chance. Overall, my final rating for these headphones are...they're good. They are really good! And for the price they're offering for them, its a steal. I've owned head and earphones that cost more but don't work as well or last as long as the SADES! The ONLY reason why its 4 stars instead of 5, is that if you are a hardcore gamer or someone looking into making videos or music professionally like I am, you're gonna wanna look somewhere else. If you want headphones just to relax, I feel you can do better. But if you were like me and just want something to help you get started on gaming without breaking the bank, these are an absolute must. Ive been using these for nearly two years, and while I will have to say good-bye to them soon, I've never regretted owning these. They are great to have if your just looking for a mic and headsets.

This item has just arrived today, and so these are only my first impressions. I might update this later on. My previous headset was a Logitech G930, a fairly expensive and luxurious headset. After a little while it broke down, and I decided to get some new ones. I decided upon these for their looks and price. First impressions: These arrived in a large amount of bubble wrap with no instructions. There doesn't seem to be any drivers necessary, so the headset appears to be just plug and play. Sound Quality: Very good. Nothing too special, but it's not horrendous either. Definitely not the quality of my old G930's, but the quality is alright. Build Quality: EVERYTHING in this seems to be made of plastic. I'm not sure how durable, and I'm not sure I want to find out. At the very least, it does seem mildly flexible. Ear cups are kind of jiggly in their place. Mic Quality: Haven't had a chance to test this out yet. The mic is only able to move up and down, and is not flexible like a G930's. More of a personal preference and doesn't seem to affect anything. The headset itself is VERY tiny. As a person with an (apparently) large head and glasses, this headset isn't going to be pleasant to wear unless I can get some larger foam pads for the ear cups that actually go over my ears. Taking off my glasses seems to help, but I'm blind and the headset still doesn't feel great. Overall, the headset is kind of meh. Not bad for a quick 15 bucks, but with the time it took to get here (almost a full month) and the feel of it, it's almost underwhelming.

While these look sleek, and offer decent sound quality for the price there are some major issues with this headset. Firstly, it isn't simply plug-and-play so you have to download a driver - which normally shouldn't be a problem right? Wrong! After some extensive searching online I finally found the company's site, which is almost entirely in Chinese. With no clear info on when the headset was made on the product or in the packaging, I took an initial stab in the dark and picked the driver for this headset but evidently it was the incorrect one. After a couple more tries at finding the right driver I had success! Doing a little victory dance I discovered yet another problem, while I did have the correct driver finally, it wouldn't install properly. After a lot of setting swapping, google searches and reboots, my headset was finally installed and in working order. As I logged onto Skype later that evening I clicked the mute button on and spoke with someone irl about the individual I was in a Skype call with. Much to my surprise, the mute button didn't work and therefore the person I was speaking of heard our entire conversation. But, on a side note, about a week later it did decide to work occasionally. However, it was convenient because around that same time the wonderfully well-made cushion for my head became unglued. For a short stint I was able to just simply stick it back in place despite the hundreds of hairs it had yanked from my head sticking out of the top like one of Donald Trump's toupees. PROS: It's cheap and the microphone works extremely well. For the money, the sound quality is pretty good. CONS: It's cheaply made and driver support is infuriating. Oh, and the microphone works a little TOO well. (I had people screaming in horror as they thought a jet engine was roaring in their ear...when in actuality it was a small 4" desk fan that's inaudible and a few feet away. Did I mention the horrors of the driver? Summary: If you're ghetto broke and need an "okay" headset that looks cool but doesn't perform well, this is the ideal one for you. But, if you can afford $5 more, get something different that is a lot better. For all the hours I've spent trying to make this thing work properly I could have easily purchased one three times as much. Once again, did I mention the driver issues? ;)

This headset has treated me wonderfully. I have a larger than normal size head being a big guy, and this headset doesn't ever feel like it's squeezing the life out of my head and the plastic is about to break. For the price you get a pretty decent microphone and good quality sound. I recommend this for anyone who is looking for a cheap everyday headset to use and play games with their friends. The microphone quality is a little bit average so I wouldn't recommend this for twitch streaming or YouTube. Pick yourself up a Blue Snowball or Blue Yeti for that. The only thing about these headsets is that they are wired. As with any wired headset you have to be careful about running the cord over with your chair, or pets chewing on them, or anything else you could think of. I'm a responsible guy when it comes to wires and cables so I've only gone through one of these bad boys in the last three years. I have a brand new one and it's just as good as the last one. If this one ends up breaking one day, I'll just purchase another one. :) It should also be noted that my girlfriend and a friend of mine has also purchased these headsets and both love them. It's not just me, I've actually sold others on this headset and have had excellent feedback on the experiences.

I got these things back in 2014. They were my first pair of real "headphones" and I remember them arriving in nothing but a plastic bag. I think it was just white with one side transparent, not even a logo on the packaging. I used them for everything from video games to YouTube videos, and to this day they are still working just as I unpackaged them almost 10 years ago. Actually insane for a sub-20 dollar headset. After using them this long the reason I haven't felt the need to upgrade is because of one thing- the sound quality. The Chinese company that builds these must have put all their r&d into the speakers or outsourced the units because these things should not sound as good as they do at this price point. I once thought I had broken the mic on these things (I hadn't) and decided to buy a razer kraken for $60. I immediately returned them because they somehow had subpar audio quality to these, even with razer's audio drivers installed. Normally I browse the web at around volume level 20, which is perfectly sufficient. If I really want to blast music I bump it up to 50. The headset (in my experience) has no problems with it, despite other reviews saying these are quiet. The bass on these things is quite honestly ridiculous. You do have to turn it up a little bit to really "feel" it but these things are BUMPIN. There is no static in the line, no crackling. It's very smooth. The only other headphones I use are my gen 2 airpods with my iPhone, and I can say with confidence that this headset has comparable audio. Not kidding. There are some slight sound differences, mainly the airpods being "louder" with slightly better bass but one was built in 2014 at cost of probably $10, and my airpods came out in 2019 at $150. The mic is good enough to get the job done. I've got flamed plenty of times for having a "walmart" mic but since then I've bought an antlion aux mic. Also they are certainly durable like others have mentioned before. After this long things just wear out on it. The padding on the ear covers eventually flakes off, the padding on the headband gets cracked and ripped, the Y cable junction has tears and I've wrapped I up with duct tape. Sometimes I need to twist the line in on my PC to make sure audio comes out of each side evenly and stop crackling. Once it's in position though it works fine. But lets be honest, most people would've thrown these out long before those problems became an inconvenience. All in all, I would certainly recommend these to someone who waned a risk free entry as their first gaming headset. I use these daily, they've really stood the test of time. I know that I'll be using these till the speakers completely quit.

So, I recently purchased this headset since my old one had been broken. It seemed like it might be a good buy to try out for only $20, so I decided to risk it and buy this. BOY, was I in for some REALLY good quality. As soon as the headset got here (which, from the time of ordering, took less than 2 weeks (around 8-10 days) to get here), I plugged it in as I was eager to try it out (and I was a bit skeptical if it was in working condition since the packaging was half-butted). My music, audio files, people talking to me over Skype... this thing goes WELL ABOVE AND BEYOND in headphone quality. I've gotten positive feedback on the microphone as well from my friends, so the mic portion is also fantastic. However, one of the reasons this only gets 4 stars is because I've tested the microphone myself - the audio is crisp and clear as day, but it's lacking a bit of the "OOMPH" I'm looking for in a microphone - as in, it sounds a bit too quiet to me. However, since I DO speak pretty loudly, I guess that's a good thing in my case, eh? ^^; Headset fits pretty decently on my head, but another reason why it only gets 4 stars is because it hurts my ears after a while. Nothing too major, just a few snips of pain here and there and a reposition every... what, maybe 2-3 hours? For $20, it's something I can live with, honestly. Feels pretty decent. Band on top of the head is pretty solid stuff, but the plastic surrounding the headphones and microphones looks and feels a bit cheap. Probably put all of the quality stuff in the headphone speakers and microphone and they forgot to buff up the plastic surrounding them, but hey. For $20, I wasn't expecting Jesus headphones. I was expecting something that worked well for cheap, and that's exactly what I got. I'm very happy with this purchase and I'd make it again if I really had to. Protip for the future, though, for the company? Bigger and comfier padding would go a LONG way on this thing as well as upping the plastic surrounding the mic and headphones. I would love to see a better version of this thing pop up :D So, as far as reviews go, this one's pretty much over. Is this the perfect headset? Maybe. Is it the best? No, but it comes close. Does it work well? OH, YOU BET YOUR SWEET BIPPY IT DOES. Is it for you? I dunno. Do what I did - buy it and find out. Who knows? It may be the headset you've been looking for. All's ya gotta do is take the risk. Your choice. As far as it goes for me, I love it. I won't stop using this headset until it breaks on me.