Alienware7.1 PC Gaming Headset AW510H-Dark: 50mm Hi-Res Drivers - Noise Cancelling Mic - Multi Platform Compatible(PS4,Xbox One,Switch) via 3.5mm Jack

Sinple. Perfect in Al aspects and worth every penny

Comfort: These headphones are heavy despite being wired... where that additional weight comes from is baffling as they're just not that durable. They're uncomfortable even after a single hours usage and your ears will feel 'hot and sweaty' - add to this the high clamping force and you haven't got a winner.Gaming: Without a doubt, these are excellent for cutting out external sounds - I wish though, that I could say that the 'Noise Cancelling Microphone' did as well, but it doesn't.Audio: Anything other than 'game' audio will sound like your listening to it underwater. Absolutely terrible audio range on this product that's suitable, and only suitable for Games.

He loves it and uses it everyday

Honestly speaking, it looks nice from the outside, but physically, it feels lower quality for its price.The sound is not crystal-clear, but it does the job quite well.Noise cancellation is ok, and it's comfy with enough space between the ear and the internal speaker, which I liked.All in all, I had a higher expectation; however, if the price were lower, it would be worth it.

Maybe my standards are a bit too high, but I had hoped this product would withstand at least five years of normal use. By my conservative estimate, I purchased these sometime between spring and fall 2020. I may have bought them later, which would make my main issue worse.My main problem is that the hinge where the arm (the part that holds the speaker) attaches to the headband is very flimsy. I only noticed this problem today, but the peg that holds this in appears to have worn down or come loose. I think that grabbing my headphones by the cups is a pretty reasonable way to put on and take off a headset, but this appears to have caused some damage over time. At $100, I had hoped these would last a lot longer.While the audio quality left a bit to be desired, the noise cancellation made a bit of a positive difference in my workflow while everyone was home. It wasn't perfect, however. The only place where this really made a huge difference was my local library, where most people were pretty quiet by default.They also don't sound as nice as my previous open-ear headphones. I'm not an audiophile, so I can't exactly describe the qualities that I do and don't like. I've found cheaper headsets around the $60 price range that sounded better.However, there's probably a good explanation for this issue. I've heard that noise isolating insulation tends to impact sound quality.Either way, I've adapted to the second and third issue just fine, and I would probably leave a much more positive review if not for the fragility of this product. At this price point, I'd say investigating other products is a good idea. $100 is nothing to sniff at.

Everything was fairly good quality and it connected seamlessly to my alienware laptop. I would have kept them if it didn't feel like my head was being pushed through a birthing canal. I swear that after 15 min or so, I felt and looked like a new born baby. Red, Swollen head with a deep hatred for whomever made me feel this pain. I hate you mom. Side note, My baseball hat size is 7 5/8ths with a high crown. Yes, I have a big head, yes, my mom was in pain, and yes, I still hate her.