LucidSound LS10N Wired Stereo Gaming Headset with Mic, PlayStation, PS5, PS4, PS3, Xbox One S, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, VR, Android, and iOS - Black

Can't even use this product because it is advertised to work on PS3 but doesn't even link up via USB, so I bought an adapter that links head phone jack to USB and it still doesn't work on my PS3 this product is a joke

Are these the greatest sounding cans I have ever used? not even close. are they good? yes. I would even say borderline very good. the bass is a little much and muddies the mids and highs a little (but gamers might love this) if you tone down the bass on your system it improves greatly.it comes with a 4 conductor unified 35mm jack (mic and speaker in the same plug) I DO wish it came with a splitter plug to give you separate 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphones but they are very cheap to buy (get a long one the cord on this is SHORT which is both good and bad)The cord is short but this is actually a good thing. one of the more annoying aspects of portable audio is having your device in your hands of your pocket and figuring out what to do with all the cordage. this one is just the right length. if you want to use it with a system when you get your splitter get a meter long one so you have more reach (that's what I got)the length however is perfect for game system in your hands or media player in your pocket. I am 6'4" tall and it works for me so should work for most anyone.it fits large and small heads (I have a giant head VERY comfortable) and the cups are large enough to not squish your ears. they sit inside the cups nice and comfy and here is the big thing. LIGHT. I mean REALLY light. also feather light. they feel GREAT on your head because they are not heavy.I love the fact that the left "cup" housing is a giant volume knob but it can be hard to "grip" I may put a small handle on the removable cover and then glue the cover into place. I love that with a little twist I can cut the volume to listen outside then crank it back up just as easily! nice touch.overall I am pretty impressed. the built in mic is a little echoey the plug in mic is fine.overall a decent purchase for the dollar and much better than I thought it was going to be.BIG plusses.BIG roomy cups.Ultra Light weight.NOT overly long cord.Consslightly mushy (turn down the base)unified cord (pro and con)a little hard to turn the volume knob.

Satisfying voice quality thru the microphone. Above and beyond solid sound quality that rivals other devices in this price range. 50mm drivers delivers the solid sound quality without a flaw.Got awesome control features with big buttons on the ear cups make play/pausing easy as well as giant dials for adjusting the volume on the fly with ease. It also has a boom mic you can attach and detach with two fingers, that easy. Also if you detach the microphone, there is a second embedded microphone on the headset that you’ll still have a secondary mic option to run with that no other headset manufacture compares to LucidSound in terms of usability and quality.The plastic components feel brittle/flimsy and cheap. The upside here is that it’s still extremely comfortable for the quality of the build and you won’t notice the lower-quality materials when you’re wearing it, even for long hours.Many out there don't want to spend no more than $60 on a headset for gaming or other general purposes, which is perfectly understandable, that's where I also stand at the same point with many out there.With this headset your $60 goes far. It gets you something that is versatile enough to work in any situation where you have a 3.5mm jack, will work pretty much with any device that has audio jack. In addition to that it is very stylish to look appropriate in any environment as well.Ideal microphone will take care of you and your teammates both sound great using it, and it’s pretty darn comfortable enough to wear all day. But if you are looking at for a top of the line built quality, heavy duty headset with zero flaw, best microphone in the market, then you may wanna consider higher budget options. But if you wanna head out, don't take your headphones off, use it on your phone, your mobile game console or heading out to buddies home to play doubles in multiplayer, then LS10N is for you my friend!

This is a smaller headset that still fits over my ears, is compact but designed well, and it sounds very good. There isn’t a lot about this headset that I don’t love...there is really only one drawback to me and that’s the cable. It’s just a bit small and it doesn’t instill a lot of confidence in me as to how long it will last but considering I’ve used this for a couple of months straight and it’s still going strong, I would recommend it. The controls are a lot different than I’m used to as the volume and mute is controlled by one of the outside ear cups and rotating or pushing it. That’s cool and I like it a lot after getting used to it. These have passive noise cancelling (it’s just blocking out noise via the padding) but it’s good. The headset isn’t too heavy and I can game for hours with this on. I love the fact the mic can be removed and put back on. No doubt when it’s muted haha.Pros:LightweightComfortableIntuitive volume/mute controlsGood passive noise cancellingSound is very goodGreat micWorks with Switch/PS4, Xbox, PCGreat valueMic detachesMic lights up when mutedCan change the outside ear covers (they come off, not sure where to get them)Cons:The cable could be longerOverall, I like these and I think that they have a place for someone who wants a good, lightweight, comfortable headset that it also versatile and won’t break the bank. It might not last a lot of drops from high places but it’s not expensive at all for the sound quality.