Redgear Cosmo 7,1 Usb Gaming Wired Over Ear Headphones With Mic With Virtual Surround Sound,50Mm Driver, Rgb Leds & Remote Control(Black)

Got mine for 1099₹, I'm posting this after 1 year of usage and this is a well built headset with an awesome microphone for communication(even better than some of the more expensive headsets), good sound quality which definitely helps in gaming, although it will take a bit to get adjusted to it cuz it's bigger than usual headsests at this price point and heavy too also keep in mind this headset is a lot louder too I usually use this at 15-20% volume but the sound is clear. The software is okay too with a basic voice changer and some effects which u won't use much

Out of the box the first thing you notice is the sheer size of these things. They look huge, even with my big hands. The weight isn't too much, but they feel a little cheap at first impression. The wire is sufficiently long, maybe a little too long for what I need but I use on a laptop so I don't require a long cable. The box and packaging is simple, it was sealed with two security stickers.First thing you need to do is TURN YOUR VOLUME DOWN... 20% maximum, trust me these things are loud. Now download the drivers from the website. Check the side of the box for the import date to choose the right driver of two options.. but I would say you should be getting the after January 2021. Run the installer and it will prompt you to plug your headset in. Now at this point the out of the box headset sounds terrible.. the audio is bad due to poor EQ, the mic sounds cheap and I was almost disappointed by my purchase.So with the default software I did some testing and my personal conclusion was to turn off all features in the software, then leave it alone, I even close it once the drivers are installed. The EQ is not very good and I was unable to achieve a good sound. I didn't feel any benefit from the software 7.1 and just use the windows sonic and in game options for better results. I use a 3rd party EQ called "Equalizer APO with the peace plugin". You can search google for the free software. With some tweaking of the EQ for both audio and mic I was able to get some great sound from the headset. I mostly use it to play Valorant, so I tweaked the EQ to suit this game. The headset is very bass heavy so I adjusted the EQ to reduce the bass as when firing, the gun sound would mute all other sounds terribly, then tweaked other sounds to enhance footsteps. No doubt I will tweak this further but this is a good starting point. I will include screen shots of my settings in the images and you can adjust accordingly from there. Choose any of the config options, Select the Device on the right side of the window, set the EQ to the same as my screenshot and save to the config name of your choice, (tip put 1 at the start of your name to have it appear in the top of the list for easy access) Save this config. Now select microphone in the config list. Change the device to the headset microphone and copy the settings. My settings were chosen to suite my voice so you might wish to tweak yours accordingly, but again a good starting point, my settings are in the screen shots. Save you microphone config with 2 at the start for easy access. With EQAPO you need to set it to have two configs active by left clicking the little man in the mid lower left side. Simply add the the two config files to the list in the new window and make sure the on switch in the top right is green. Save, close, make sure the little man is green and all should be working.. when closing EQAPO, use the "To Tray" option to make sure they remain active. I added a 3rd config screen shot for music. To use this you must deactivate the green man then select the music config, when switching back, choose the gaming config and activate the green man...It might take some testing to get this right for your personal preferences and understanding EQAPO but the results can be amazing, and left me very satisfied with my purchase. Sorry for the long text, I hope this helps those who buy the Cosmos 7.1Image 1 Gaming EQImage 2 Mic EQImage 3 Music EQYou can check the names in the list.

Best headphones for the price point, they are a little bit on the heavier side in weight but not that I mind. Their build quality, comfort and sound quality is very premium at this price point, definitely one of best headphones under 1k.

It's been 2 years using this. Still unbelievable sound quality and noice cancellation. It's software is not really needed until you are precise for your music or editing. It's material feels very premium. It's fire length is also suitable .In gaming it performs with no latency.

I broke the previsous headphones wire while standing up, it was stuck on the chair🤦Pros:1.Good sound quality for gaming and music both, strong bass (not the boop boop one, the lower bass which doesn't make the gunshots in the game unbearable.2. Sturdy long cable with outer covering, usb connection, i wish the cable was slightly more longer.3. comes with individual volume buttons for volume which will lower or increase windows volume. comes with mic turn on and off button, and rgb turn on and off button.4. Decent mic, and headphones have rgb, what else do you need for that price?5. Comfortable earcups and head strap, you will get used to it in some time but in starting phase it will be slightly tighter and will get comfortable later on, trust me i have played games with this for long hours.Cons:1. Cable is short for some cases, if you connect it in the back port of the pc, it will be shorter, otherwise front port is good to go.2. dont use the buttons too much, if you mute and unmute too much, there is a chance that the buttons will not work after some time. (Discord shenanigans)3. earcup fabric might get worn out after long gaming hours (the sweaty ones🥵)4. Do not use the drivers that they say, use the default realtek drivers.5. Too loud for my ears, i keep it on 30% volume and still feels loud.6. The mic should have a pop filter, if you stream, people will hear you breathing or it will constantly pop while speaking, you need to adjust the position so it doesn't pick up the angry gamer breath.Dont game for too long, its addictive.

I have been using this headphone for past two years for gaming and work call, and these are extremely value for money. The mic quality is just amazing and I have gotten compliments from random folks on call that mic quality is almost studio like. The sound quality is also okay (although I am no audiophile to judge the nitty gritty ). The durability is top notch and cable is very thick and strong. Despite my rough use, these have stood the test of time. Only thig is that clap force of these headphone is a bit too much and it makes my ear sweat after like 1 hour. Also now that its been two years, the padding on headphone cups is peeling away but I would rather find some way to fix it than replace it.Terrific Value | Great Mic | Decent sound | Rugged and long lasting build | A bit high clamp force