SteelSeries Tusq in-Ear Mobile Gaming Headset – Dual Microphone with Detachable Boom Mic – Ergonomic Suspension Design Earphones – for Mobile,Black

With a slight tune these can sound great, the bottom end can get a little mushy at times, not unbearably so. The cable is short, though for me that's perfect since I primarily use them with my laptop. They are a good compromise for portability, audio quality, and price. The sound quality of the drivers is better than any wireless headphones I've heard by this point, although that's more of a limitation of bluetooth that a wired headset doesn't have to deal with.The audio sounds like a slightly stankier version of my iems, the microphone has a little hum with no filtering, but even a subtle noi

This headset ended up being a wonderful purchase decision. Improvement to not just audio, but voice as well. SteelSeries products have been a wonderful buy, another honorable mention would be a keyboard I purchased (an unknown amount of years ago) is still kicking. The coating on some of the keys have chipped away through time but the keyboard has held the test of daily use, which could be classified has intensive use.To move back to the topic of the headset, it was an adjustment getting use to the smaller diameter cord and the flexible ear supports. I still get worried about the small cord so

Find the Razer headset you like best and then buy these. I say that specifically and somewhat jokingly because i recently tried the Kraken TE headset and it just sounded so awful that without even waiting for it to be returned, i purchased these and plugged it directly into the Razer USB sound device that comes with the Kraken. The little dongle with the THX/volume/mix controls, you know. With these plugged into it, all the features that were unrecognizable in the Kraken headset suddenly came to life and worked more like they're described. LOL. it surprised me, but i'm not joking at all. As fo

The audio quality is basic .The BOOM mic is terrible .I need to scream into the mic when I chat for it to pick my audio up .wasted 45 dollars .the turtle beach battle buds are cheaper and way better than these.i tried to give this company a chance but the boom mic is terrible.

Bought these so to use instead of my headset when my hair is wet from a shower. I use these pretty much daily for the fps (first person shooter) game Valorant, as well as for discord calls and general use like watching shows. I hear enemy footsteps (and drops and utility) perfectly, even when my teammates don't seem to hear. I prefer the sound quality of these over my old turtle beach recon headset or even my new $100 roccat syn. They are quite loud even when computer volume is low.The mic is very light and pliable for adjusting to your perfect position, BUT it is pulled out easily, so be care

I bought these so that I would not have headphone hair whenever I play video games and plan on going out later. They work great and have good sound quality when they are snug in your ear. However, these tend to come loose from your ear with any minor movement that you make and after about 20 minutes of use, the band that goes over your ear starts to dig in and hurt. Overall, I would not really recommend these. I would rather spend a bit more to get something a bit more comfortable and better sounding such as the Razer Hammerhead Duo.

The sound is alright, though is easily matched by a $20 pair of ear buds. I primarily bought this for the mic on it, which sounded like a cheap stick mic from the 90's and the boom mic attachment made it worse.Less than 1 year after purchase left earbud is already having issues. This is very likely a frayed wire, though considering this is being used for pc gaming and never left my desktop/rarely moved without excessive stress, I would assume this is due to cheap martials being used.I wouldn't recommend these. If you want to stick with steel series I would go with an over the ear head set inst

I already have the SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ headset and love them with my PS5....best headset I've ever owned even compared to the proprietary Sony playstation headsets....so I trusted the name already. Sometimes the full on headset is just too imersive as I game in the same room as I watch TV with my wife. Sometimes for more casual gaming sessions I need just one ear in the game and keep an ear for her as well. The full headset is akward to wear over one ear for an extended period, so I like the wired ear bud as an alternative. I can just put one earbud in and still hear whats going on around m