Jeecoo V20U USB Pro Gaming Headset for PC - 7.1 Surround Sound Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone- Memory Foam Ear Pads RGB Lights for Laptops

First off I have to say that the sound quality is pretty good, using this on PC I'm not exactly sure if I'm taking advantage of the surround sound features within games, but regardless it has good sound quality for the price. Second, the mic built into this headset is actually pretty good. Originally when I was looking around for a new gaming headset a few months ago I was prepared to invest a lot of money in a headset that not only had good sound quality, but a good mic. A lot of the more expensive headsets like the Razer Kraken seemed cool but didn't exactly have the best reviews when it came down to the mic. This headset on the other hand is a much cheaper option and along with that you get a pretty good mic. This is a noticeable upgrade from my last headset mic especially when speaking in discord, this works pretty great for that. Your friends may hear some of the background conversations or voices around you, but oddly they weren't able to hear a movie or music blasting in the background. Along with Discords implemented noise suppression feature you can't really go wrong with this headset. It may not be 100% top of the line or even a name brand, but I have to say your getting a lot more than what you're paying for, this being a very affordable $30 headset. Another thing to mention is that this headset has a little bit of a tighter fit, if you have a larger head like I do this is something to be aware of, but saying that I was still able to get used to it relatively quickly and is pretty comfortable now because it has good earpads. The LED option is also pretty cool since there's a button to turn it on and off. On the same little control panel located along the wire there is a mic muting option, volume slider, and mic volume/sensitivity slider. For it's good price, good sound quality, good mic, and it's sturdy build I can definitely recommend purchasing this headset.

(FTC #ad) The seller reached out to me via email about this item and as a gamer and a youtuber (OSP FL yt channel) I haven't had a good headset in years. I had one by Audio-technica and it started to fall apart within the first year and it would leave whate leather looking stuff in my hair and hurt my head. I have a very tender/sensitive head so when I saw all of the padding on this I was awestruck. I also love the fact that the cord has the fabric over it. Its a heavy duty cord, easy to use, plug and play. The sound is amazing and so is the mic. I used it all weekend editing while my dad was 2 desks over from me gaming. It was nice to use for voiceover parts on my video's and it was comfortable to wear for hours before my head started to hurt, and well I had to get up anyways. I like the LED lights on the sides of each headphone it makes it pretty to look at as well as functional. Even if a person stands next to you with these on they can not hear what you are listening to and if they talk to you when you just have them on its very hard to hear them. These are comfortable to wear, noise canceling, and nicely padded. I love the ease of use feature and I was glad the seller asked me if I would test these out. I can't wait to show them off on Twitch. I was so busy editing this weekend I didn't get much gaming in. I will probably record a video review of these as well for my channel and when I get the video uploaded I will post the video clip on here as well. Edit: I still use these. I've been asked by other companies to review their headphones and I have to be honest and say these work better. They do hurt my head about 3 hours into wearing them, but I have a very sensitivity head, and the weight of the headphones on my head is what causes me pain. All headphones cause this issue even the ones from the 90's that were super cheap and thin, so its not just this brand.

comfort: this headset is actually very comfortable. The material they use for the headband and for the ears is very comfortable and soft. I can wear it for long amounts of time and it feels great. The ear pads to block out a bit of the surrounding noise but you can still hear people talking to you if you don't have audio playing through them. Microphone: it says the microphone is noise canceling which is half true. I tested this using audacity and recording some voice samples with parakeets squeaking in the background and then I tested the TV playing while speaking. You can still hear the background noise but compared to your voice it's pretty low. If you are going to try to use these for a call center or something like that you would still be able to hear people talking in the background. The software you can install with this headset does come with some extra noise canceling features although when you turn them on it just makes your voice sound more robotic and you can still hear the background noise. This microphone does work well with speech recognition though despite still picking up on the background sounds. Compared to my last headset which was Astro A-10s the microphone does a much better job at reducing the background noise. It also sounds pretty good as far as quality as well. The software does come with some effects you can change your voice with. I haven't used them much but it's a nice feature to be included. Sound quality: out-of-the-box the sound quality is pretty decent. I noticed everything sounds pretty good except for women's voices that are high pitch which sounds a little muddy. Once I installed the software and messed with the equalizer I was able to get the sound to be pretty impressive all the way around even with a higher pitch noises. The presets that come with the software though sound pretty horrible so you probably want to tune it manually. It also comes with some audio effects like underwater or concert hall which is nice it's included although some soundcards already do this so you might or might not find it useful. Conclusion: Overall for a budget headset the quality is pretty good. It actually sounds much better than the Plantronics rig I recently purchased which is in the same price range but from a much more recognizable brand. The sound is also quite loud that you won't need to turn them up to 100% before your ears start bleeding. So to wrap it up, the microphone is pretty decent and the sound quality is pretty good with some adjustments.

I bought these headphones to use exclusively with my PC gaming and video watching. 6 months later, I am still incredibly happy with the purchase. Most of my gaming is solo, so I have not extensively tested the microphone nor really gotten feedback from others as to the quality. I can say that the noise cancellation is fantastic; I can hardly hear anything going on around me when I have these on (which is saying something since I live less than 1/2 mile from any AFB runway with fighter jets taking off constantly) and the sound quality is wonderful. I have a larger head and was concerned that these would be too tight; however, they have been very comfortable, both around the ears as well as not feeling too tight and giving me a headache. The adjustable band is also reinforced with a metal band, strengthening them - I have a set of Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 for Xbox purchased at the same time without this reinforcement that I just had to replace because the band broke. I hope these will last for a long time; however, at this point, I would definitely look to purchase another set when it comes time to replace these. Very impressed and would highly recommend for an excellent price. UPDATE: The band broke on these with stress fractures in two points almost 18 months after the initial purchase. I ended up ordering another set of these, and they seemed significantly smaller based on the squeeze they put on my head - within a couple of minutes, I had a killer headache. I have ended up returning them. If ordering in early 2023, note that I believe the sound quality was just as good, but if you have a big head, probably look elsewhere even if these previously worked for you. If you're on the smaller side, I would still recommend these, especially for the price.

The sound is great, the fit WAS a tin bit tight but the plastic has loosened the longer I wear them, and the price was just right. I've had these for almost 6 months now and I love everything about them. They've been dropped a few times and nothing has suffered, so I think they're pretty durable. The mic picks me up great, and I can hear everything. The button button to turn them on/off doesn't really work, but that's not an issue for me because the scrolls for mic, earbud, and general volume work just fine! You plug them in, and they work right away. The cord length is perfect for me, and I could have them plugged in a bit farther away and still have plenty of room. I like that the button has a clip on the back so I can clip it to my shirt and keep the cord from getting tangled in my feet.

Look I wanna start off by saying that this is not a sponsored review at all and I only bought them to review them. See I have lots of un privileged friends who game so I was looking for a good headset for them. The japor points I was looking at are as follows. -mic clarity -sound quality -comfortability -eas of use And -longevitity. Now let's start from the top -mic clarity. Above all else the mic needs decent amount of back ground noise cancellation for rough gaming moments where you need to communicate with your team mates in a precise and clear way. For that it kinda fell short for me on a personal level. Mostly because I felt it could have sounded just a bit more clear of they would have opened it up and just put a price of foam over it for best chance. Now onto the next category. -sound quality. Honestly this isnt my biggest gripe about this product. The sound was decent but a little quieter than most I feel. (Now there are other factors that come in to play here in just a moment) .over all. I'd say it was decent but could have been better. Now for one of my biggest gripes. The comfortability. Don't get me wrong it would be comfortable if it didn't squeeze your head like a grape. So my guess it is made for a mid teen head size . Other then that everything seemed to work accordingly. Ease of use/functionality. Now for my biggest head peice in this whole review and why I give it three stars. For one. The software is well... Lack of better words complete and utter garbage. Couldn't get it to run on my PC. Which is a good quality one and I have a bit of software experience myself could not seem to get it to work. And to me that's something unexceptible as a marketed and sought after product. (This is my theory as to why my audio didn't get any better) you see most headsets like these can have profiles set for specific sound and I couldn't load in any because the software simply wouldn't work. . Now for the last part durability. It seems like a very well put together And sturdy product that would last year's if taken care of. All in all for your average gamer just getting into the scene these are perfect for them but a seasoned veterans I would not recommend it to you. I hope this was helpful for some and thank you for reading.

I’m really impressed with this headset! The sound quality is crisp and clear, with deep bass that makes games and music sound amazing. The microphone works perfectly—my friends say my voice comes through loud and clear. It’s super comfortable to wear, even for long gaming sessions, and the USB connection makes setup easy. The RGB lighting is a nice bonus too. Definitely worth it for the quality and price!

I received a wretched one-eared headset from my company and decided to find something that worked better for my circumstances. I gave this a shot knowing it was not a traditional headset intended for my specific usage. I plugged this into a work laptop. I would have preferred the Type c plug but figured USB was better than the traditional jack. My office can be loud and I attend many teams meetings, I thought this would be a good fit but I am returning them. These are heavy and hard to fit on a smaller head. You really have to get the headband on the tallest part of your crown to seal properly over your ears. It does a decent job sealing over once you get it right but it’s a precarious fit and hurts after a little while, these are not comfortable for use over an hour. Weirdly, I can’t hear myself at all which makes it very difficult to determine how loud I am or communicate at all, especially considering they seal over my ears. To myself I sound like a parent on Charlie Brown. I can’t download the additional driver online because my company doesn’t trust I won’t download viruses or invite foreign governments to pillage our network so I can’t benefit beyond traditional plug and play options. I pushed the glowing logo button but nothing changes except the light turns off, perhaps because I don’t have the driver. The separate mute button on the cord does not correlate to the one on teams. If teams is muted but the cord says you are unmuted, you are still muted. Also, considering these are gaming headphones they are not very loud. I cranked them up almost as far as they would go just to have normal calls. I got a better set of headphones I am keeping instead of these and they go significantly higher, I’m only at 50% on the other ones and that is loud enough. They distort voices as well, people sound like they are in a well or a tin can, not true to sound and again, I’m just on work calls. I honestly don’t know what circumstance would be right for these headphones but clearly not mine.