ZIUMIER Gaming Headset for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, Switch, Noise Canceling Microphone, Stereo Surround Sound, 3.5mm Wired Gaming Headphones

**Please note that this review is for PS4 users; I'm not sure of the headset's quality/specifics for PC or Xbox.**I work in the TV industry, so I've worked a lot with audio and sound design — I mention that because I've used a large variety of $200+ high-end headphones from leading manufacturers (e.g. Bose, Sony, JBL, Jabra, etc.), and for the price, I have to say this is a really solid, decently comparable headset. I can't speak in comparison towards pro gaming headsets like Turtle Beach or SteelSeries, but for any average person/gamer, these really do the job.If you're a bit of an audiophile like me, you won't be in love with the sound quality because it is a little lacking in the mids and lower ends, but again, if you're just a casual gamer, these are a 10/10. For anyone who's big into really crisp, high quality sound, I'd put it at around a 7/10. Still, some cheap headphones I've used which are clearly China-made have had that annoyingly thin, tinny sound, and this does not have that whatsoever. Just impressive all around for the price.The headset is easy to connect; the cable does split in two, but you just need to plug the jack right into the controller port. Activating the lights is a bit weird in my opinion, as it only lights up via a USB cable (hence the split cable) so you'll need to plug it into the actual PS4 console to activate the lights, which is a slight inconvenience. But if you want to keep it plugged in, the lights work great for me; I've had it for a little over a month now with no hiccups. Like others have mentioned, the cable is also quite long and can get tangled if you don't manage it, but it comes with a little velcro strap – just wind up the cable neatly in a circle to make it shorter and then tie it off with the velcro, and it shouldn't be as much of a bother anymore.As for the mic, it seems to sound just fine. I played some multiplayer games with friends from all around the U.S., and they could all hear me well with no annoying interference like some have mentioned (could be a different story for PC or Xbox though). It's not -super- crisp audio, but again, that might just be because I'm a little bit of an audiophile haha. I tested it in the PS4 microphone testing menu, and it sounded clear enough. I like that you can also turn the mic on and off with a switch right on the cable, as well as bend it closer or further from your mouth.Comfort-wise, these are equally impressive. The ear cushion is soft enough that I can play for hours on end without any ear ache, and that's a huge plus. I've had problems with that even for high end headphones, so that's saying something.My only real criticisms are that the headset is a little on the big and bulky side (and I think I have a big head, so that's saying something, but it seems like most gaming headsets are bulky anyway), the build is clearly just basic plastic (not flimsy or anything, just a little less solid than professional grade material), and the noise cancelling is... well, subpar — to be honest, it really only slightly muffles background noise — but all in all, those weren't things that bothered me so much that I felt like I needed to shave a star off.TL;DR: If you're a casual gamer who needs a solid headset for a -really- decent price, these are a no brainer.

I bought this headset for myself (an adult), for gaming on PS4 and general use on laptop. They work really well and I totally LOVE the rainbow lights. They’re actually more comfortable than some of my expensive wireless headphones. Here are some considerations:1. The lights only work when USB is plugged in :( You can use any USB port, though, even a charger. :)2. Although the connection cables are way better than those white Apple garbage ones, they’re still kinda long/bulky, so you’ll have several feet of cord attached to you at all times. It takes some getting used to, but whatever. They seem durable enough and I keep them looped together in the velcro strap they came in, no tangle whatsoever.3. The little black piece with the on/off mike switch ALSO controls headset volume - if your sound is too low, make sure to turn the small dial up.4. If you’re playing on PS4, don’t plug the all-black cord into your controller. Just plug the blue cable into it. Also regarding PS4, if you want to hear ALL audio (not just chat), you’ll need to change the Sound/Devices settings on your PS4 - it’s NOT a headset issue!5. The actual mike piece is slightly bendable, which means you can position it closer to, or away from, your face.At such a cheap price, I was definitely skeptical. The customer photos are super-accurate, though, and the rainbow lights are freakin awesome. Audio is really decent; I listened to a surround sound test on YouTube and was surprised at the quality. 5/5 - would recommend.

Let me start by saying that these headphones only work with the Xbox One when used with a Microsoft adapter. However, given their affordability, I didn’t mind having to purchase the adapter separately. They look fantastic with the light-up feature on the sides, are super comfortable to wear, and the sound quality is decent. Overall, they’re a great headset, and I’d definitely buy them again, even with the need for an adapter.

We bought these for my nephew. The mic quality is incredible. He sounds crystal clear. They are a little big for a child but they are comfortable for him and he doesn’t have any issues. He likes the volume control and they’re lightweight on him. He loves it.

Great headset!

My kids were able to set them up on their own and they work really well for the price, would recommend

Okay fit, good sound quality, microphone too short to reach mouth, excessive cords.

These are great. They are light weight and comfortable. I use them for my PS5 and connect directly to my controller so I have to find a separate power source for the lights, if I want them on. You don't need them on for the head set to work. It just adds the fun have lights on you mic and headphones. I use a USB power bank to run the lights. The mic flips out easily when you are not using it and the mute switch and volume control are handy and easy to use.