TBI Pro V8 IMBA Gaming Headset with 50MM High-End Dynamic, Comfy Earmuffs, LED, Adjustable Microphone, Mute and Volume Control for XboxOne, 360, S, PS3, PS4, PC, Nintendo, Laptop

When I bought this headset I was just looking for something cheap to game with. Over time This headset lasted a long time even though I didn't take care of it. The sound is pretty good when it comes to gaming and hearing my friends in a voice call. The cable could be longer but other than that its a really good headset for its price. The mic isn't to good but other than that I would rebuy this headset in a instant compared to other headsets that cost around 40-50$.

As soon as these arrived. I jumped into a virtual meeting over VPN. I asked how my audio presented. It was stated I sounded as if I was using a hardline phone because the sound was so strong and clear. These will be used in the office for virtual meetings, as a software VoIP phone headset and in office online training. The LED lighting will give my coworkers something to look at in the office and for others to enjoy in video virtual meetings. The audio output on these sound incredible to my ears as well.

i did get this for my xbox one. but as a back up for pc. on my xbox the sound is great. but it does not light up unless the usb is in a pc. so that was kinda a bummer. and on my pc sound is not as great. in parties on discord my friends say they cant really hear me or sounds like im in a tunnel. i have another headset i use for my pc and do not have this issue at all. but if you are looking for one for your console this one is pretty nice for the price an does have the ability to be used on other devices. and it does come with the splitter XD.

These headphones are my go-to for gaming, the 3D audio helps distinguish my surroundings/environment and gives me the upper hand in competitive games. I also use these headphones for streaming shows on my console. The higher and lower frequencies are clear and audio is never distorted. The elastic headpiece on top helps the headphones fit comfortably on my head so I never feel long term discomfort.

I bought this for my daughter who's into playing games online. She did complain about other brands I have bought in the past, but she was pretty happy with these. She mentioned that the padding was comfortable for her ears and had a good fit on her head. Even after wearing them for a long time, her ears didn't hurt. The sound quality was clear, for hearing and speaking. Overall, good quality and well made. The blue lighted area was my daughter's favorite part. I would recommend for others!

Works fine until I goes out. Bought it for my fiancé’s gaming (PS4), less than a month and the mic stopped working. Was sent a replacement and after being sent a replacement, the sound quality on the replacement pair was poor (party/game chat would hear strong air or shuffling from my end.) 7/10 due to the short term use of both pair.

I got this for my nephew who just lives on the computer now, he loves it. He goes through headsets so fast, either they break or he just doesn’t like it. We’ve had this one all summer and I believe it’s the one. He attests its perfect for all his video games. Easy to connect to all devices, and his best part is the flashing blue lights. Overall perfect, no complaints so far. I highly recommend

I had to buy an adapter to get it to work on my ps3 because the USB only powers the LED lights. The description claims it comes with an instruction manual for getting it to work on ps3, which it doesn't. The manual includes instructions for ps4, Xbox One, and Xbox 360 only so I had to look up online instructions for getting 3.5mm headphones to work on ps3. Most importantly, the sound quality is terrible. The speakers emit a ton of static when there's music with deep tones or when characters with deep voices are speaking. I have the volume set pretty low so it is not an issue of it being too loud, it's just that the speakers can't seem to handle any bass. I will be returning this and continuing my search for a decent headset compatible with a ps3. The only redeeming quality I can think of is that they were comfortable, but pretty much everything else was terrible. This is definitely a situation where you get what you pay for; the headset was cheap, and the sound quality reflects that.