BINNUNE Wireless Gaming Headset with 2.4GHz for PS5, PS4, PC, Switch, FPS Gamers, 120Hrs+ Bluetooth 5.3 Gaming Headsets with Noise Canceling Mic, 50MM Headphones for Laptop, Mobile, Mac (White)

I've got a group of gamer friends that I occasionally chat with on PlayStation chat party. On my PS4, I just used a cheap, corded headset that had a TRRS plug that plugged into the PS4's controller.Late last December, I half-heartedly ordered a PS5 via Sony's website and to my shock, received a PS5 a few days later. The console's been great, but the most prevalent issue I've had with it is the controller's set up.The PS5's controller has a built-in microphone and speaker. For one, I am hard of hearing so my friends' voices through the tiny, tinny sounding speaker are barely audible to me. For another, every friend in chat has bluntly commanded me to stop using the controller's mic; I sound terrible through it, apparently.I simply went back to my old, corded headset. However, friends regularly balked that I had an annoying "echo" caused by the PS5. The issue is, when you disable the PS5's controller mic, you disable the input ring of the PS5's TRRS jack. In other words, disable the controller mic, you disable the corded headset mic as well. So, I couldn't eliminate my pesky echo via software settings.I decided to splurge and get a cordless headset. Initially, I wanted a headset that didn't need a Bluetooth dongle, seeing as the PS5 supports Bluetooth devices........So long as said devices aren't speakers or microphones.So, yeah, I wound up needing the dongle that this headset comes with. Having gone through all this, I can say that this headset has easily paired to the dongle every time I've used it, and I get clear audio from my PS5.Battery life seems respectable, though I am very cautious about keeping it charged, so I can't say I've pushed the limits in this regard.Finally, yes, this headset did away with my echo issue. Although... This headset has caused confusion among me and my friends. To me, my friends voices sound a tiny bit different. Our clan leader's voice now has a slightly gravelly undertone to me that I haven't heard before. A female friend's voice sounds a little more squeaky than usual. And my British friend that has a very deep voice now sounds even more bassy to me. All of these friends I've mentioned, among others, all say that I sound differently. None of them will specify how though and all of them claim there's a slight reverb to my voice now. So, none of us are able to discern if this headset's speakers and mic are providing higher or lower quality audio to all of us.Despite all this, my friends seem relieved that my echo is gone now, and while I'm not a fan of plugging in the dongle, powering this headset up, and waiting for them to pair, I very much enjoy not being tethered to my controller, so it's a tradeoff I'm willing to take.Finally, I have a very elliptically shaped head (I shave my head, that's how I know) and my ears, as far as I'm concerned, are properly proportioned to my head. I have no fitment issues with this headset and can comfortably wear it for hours on end.So, if you want a wireless, over the ear headset, be it for a reason like mine or other and don't want to spend hundreds on a name brand set, this one seems to be a good value.

Incredible sound. You can connect it to any device that has Bluetooth, auxiliary or memory and it has incredible noise cancellation.

I purchased this for PC gaming use, although this is not my primary PC or set up. So I was not looking to spend a great deal on another headset. This product met my requirements and for the money is an excellent deal. Also, the PC I use this headset on is in a shared room with other things going on in the background, so noise cancellation was of some concern.Pro's:- Ease of set up and connection (an untrained monkey can do it--us trained monkey's had no problem at all--instructions are for weaklings).- Noise cancellation is excellent (audio quality close to the mike is very good, yet the TV blaring across the room is not picked up. No one needs to listen to yet another episode of "Downton Abbey" while attempting to kill critters in "Fallout").- Solid construction (does not feel cheap or loose, very good fittings. This plastic will remain in the bio-sphere for multiple millennia--Future archeologists will enjoy attempting to discern it's use long after I have become one with the Earth)- Good value for money (although it would be better value if it was "other peoples money"...but alas it was mine).- Battery life (i as concerned about this but I can go a long time between re-charges--easily outlasts the lifespan of fruit flies).Cons:- Physical fit over my pointed little head is a bit tight (not like a vice necessarily, but if you leave it on for a couple hours you'll feel it. Fortunately I generally have go pee before then, so not so much of a factor).- Signal interference (this may be a bit endemic to all Bluetooth or wireless devices, but I found the connection weak depending upon where and what USB port I plugged the transceiver into--a little experimentation cleared that up).- Cancels out ALL ambient noise (tight brain sucking seal means you hear almost nothing from the outside world--which might be a good thing, except there's that whole being situationally aware of what's going on about you -- and zombies-- you'll want to know when they've gotten in the house so you can get to the guns--well, that and hearing the phone ring might be nice).

by far one of the best headsets i’ve gotten. it’s a little bit bigger than i thought it’d be but that doesn’t stop it from being very good quality.

Used for around 2 weeks.Pros: the price, wireless range.Cons: microphone, sound quality, volume, bluetooth microphone, on-board voice messages, non-existent noise cancellation.Microphone: I mainly used it for gaming and voice chatting with my friends. The microphone picks up all the noise around you (someone drinking hot tea across the room) and the quality of your own voice is not good and not loud. weird.Sound quality: The bass and mid ranges are so high that everything sounds muffled. Songs are boring. No clarity. Also the volume at the highest is not loud at all. Like, you can pretty much hear everything going on around you at max volume playing a song.The on board voice message whenever you turn microphone on/off is so disruptive. It mutes everything to say "Microphone off/on". At first I didn't think it would be a problem. But when I need to mute and unmute the microphone quickly while still listening to the other person I have to anticipate for the them to stop talking. This is a really bad design choice.I would give it 2 stars, but the price point is really unmatched.