QCY Heroad VT200 Gaming Headset for PC: 53mm Neodymium Drivers - Detachable Noise Canceling Microphone - 2.4G/Bluetooth 6.0/Wired - Compatible for PS4/PS5, Switch, Xbox - 7.1 Surround Sound

well there good headphones. detachable mic and the 3 ways you can connect to the sound Bluetooth dongle and a 3.5mm cord simple design easy to understand. the sound it self is better then a 80 dollar pair of headphones I have your getting alot of features that normally you see on a high priced headphones.

I‘m using this QCY Heroad VT200 for voice input on my PC and iPhone rather than gaming, so I can’t speak to console performance, but the headset has impressed me in nearly every other way. I tested Bluetooth mode, pairing it with my iPhone, iPad, and smart TV, and wired mode with PC, without trouble. One thing to note: when you power it on, it auto-connects to the last-used device, and switching to a new one requires disconnecting the current device first before pressing the pairing button. It doesn’t automatically switch to whichever device is playing audio, unlike AirPods. The wired mode wor

the sound is good i can use them both blue tooth and wired if they run out... war and thunder the sound is crazy good

I’ve been testing the QCY Heroad VT200 across both my PC and PS5 over the last few weeks, and it easily earns a strong four-star rating. For a budget-friendly wireless headset it offers a feature set that usually costs twice as much. The standout feature is definitely the audio performance. Most headsets in this price tier stick to smaller speakers, but the massive 53mm neodymium drivers on this model make a massive difference. The bass is punchy without swallowing up the dialogue, and the 7.1 virtual surround sound gives excellent positional awareness, making it incredibly easy to track enemy

This VT200 gaming headset for PS4/PS5, Switch, and Xbox by QCY Heroad, with it 53mm neodymium drivers, and detachable noise canceling function with 7.1 surround sound is solidly made and a decent value. (Although keep in mind that it is not an all-metal design, but partially plastic...) It's easy to set up and, again, is perfect for those who are new to gaming and want to get a feel for it with a well-priced headset.

I ordered this as a backup headset for when I play on the PS5, mostly because I am horrible at remembering to charge my primary headset before I stumble to bed. The primary one was at a similar price point. I am old enough to occasionally be asked if I qualify for the 55+ senior citizen discount, so I would not call myself a serious, hardcore gamer. So, I am not looking to spend a ridiculous amount of money for something that likely has no perceivable difference to me.This was super easy to use with the PS5. Connectivity was a breeze. I like that the microphone is detachable, so if I'm playing

The QCY Heroad VT200 Gaming Headset is a universal gaming solution. It is an over ear headset that connects in every possible way (Bluetooth 6.0, 2.5G wireless via USB-A receiver, wired 3.5mm audio jack, and wired USB-A). It boasts a noise canceling microphone and 7.1 channel surround sound as well. I tested it. Let's see how it stacks up....Full points for presentation. The packaging is top notch and rivals anything you would find in a brick and mortar electronics store. Everything is easily accessible in the box without a lot of foam or ties to disentangle. The User Manual is a physical pape

Not bad.They are pretty light weight and comfortable.Sound is ok. Music sounds decent on it and voice seemed fine. It is very very quite on my mac though and I have no idea why.Toggling between bluetooth and dongle is quick and easy and works well.I really do not like the "mute" on the mic though. When you click it it cuts off the sound to shout "Microphone off/on" and that gets real annoying real fast.Its decent but for $50+ I don't see/hear anything to make it compelling buy over something like a HyperX for a couple bucks cheaper.