20 Best Gaming Earbuds For Ps4 (2023 Updated)

Large head phones always left me with headaches and get too hot for my liking. I picked these up as an alternative to those and they are a great. These ear buds do poke out from your ears a fair amount so I likely won’t be using these for my daily commute.

However I’ve used them at home for a play session and they were very comfortable. Sound is decent they’re as good as you would expect for ear buds at this price range. The mic is great too. Am I going to record studio quality audio? No.

But people in game can hear me clearly and without any issue so that’s all I need. Check youtube for some good samples of people using these. The only real negative I can add is I wish the cable was braided.

However it’s a nice thick rubberized cable that’s stronger than most headphone cables so it’s still a great value. Overall I’m pleased with this product. But watch a few videos online to know what you’re buying before you purchase.

My title summary essentially sums-up this headset quite well. I originally purchased the black/silver pair, but upon arriving home and plugging them into an Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, a limited edition Gears 5 Kait Diaz controller & 2 different cell phones, the left earbud didn’t produce any sound.

Returned them the next afternoon for an exchange and took home the teal/white color because that’s all they had in-stock. The overall sound on these is not too bad. Nothing mind blowing or spectacular, but works decently for gaming and situational awareness audio.

They can become slightly uncomfortable to wear after about 3hrs. but not “painful,” just more of an irritation and slight pressure on the inner & outer ear. The MAJOR FLAW with these is the boom mic (which is basically the main reason to purchase this product).

It is extremely short, so almost any adult size head/face it’ll barely reach the mouth. It seems almost as if this was specifically designed for small children. The other problem with the mic due to it being much too short, no matter how I seem to adjust mic boom, the settings on the headphones themselves and on the Xbox One X console, it doesn’t seem to pick-up voices well unless you’re basically yelling at it.

The odd thing though, however, is that it is extremely difficult to pick-up voices, but if your volume is slightly “high,” the mic will pick-up the echo of the earbuds. It’s a very strange and odd issue but I’m not the only one who has experienced these flaws.

Just do some research and you’ll see exactly what I am talking about. I bought these as a convenience so I don’t have to wear my full-on wireless headset during casual gaming and would rather being more comfortable with some small earbuds for sound production, but still being able to communicate via boom mic.

However, these aren’t a great choice and almost anything would be better. Literally any earbuds that have a regular in-line mic for calls, commands, etc. will work the same and likely better. I unfortunately cannot recommend anyone to purchase these.

I was skeptical to order any Truewireless headsets due to the flood of products on the market but I honed in on this Razer Hammerhead(2nd Gen) and it was awesome. I first paired this to a PC and noticed that it shows up as 2 decives in the sound mixer.

One is a hands-free device which includes usage of the mic. The other is a Stereo device which is used for simple playback. The quality between those 2 devices is huge. Hands-free drops quality down to a telephone signal where it is all tinny but switch over to Stereo and it really hits the bass, mids, and highs with ease.

The sound quality is great, battery lasts long enough for me to not keep track. I just use them for 3-4 hours then put them in the case to charge for a break, then I get another 3-4 hours. The razer app on IOS has additional features like quick connecting where you can select a pre-paired device to force it to pair.

I like being able to switch between phone and PC with the app. You can also adjust the LED chroma on both ear pieces, turn on noise cancellation which I can say works perfectly. It removed the loud HVAC noise that pumps through the office all day.

All-in-all this was well worth the money. Batteries hold a charge and the quality is awesome. These are perfect for gaming, meetings, and phone calls. No cons from me.

I originally started with the 1st generation Hammerheads, and loved them. Eventually Best Buy had a sale on these and sprung for an upgrade. Totally worth it!! I’ve read reviews stating they were having issues with the buds randomly shutting off.

I’ve yet to experience that one about a month into ownership. I have not installed the app and really don’t see the need for it. They pair just fine to, and work with all my devices (save my Dell XPS but the BT on that thing is finicky with EVERYTHING in the audio dept, thus a separate acquisition of a USB BT dongle).

Fantastic for BT calls. So far no one can tell the difference between me using these or my handset (definitely superior to my Subaru’s BT reception, lol). That’s a big plus in my book. The ANC isn’t amazing, but it does seem to work overall.

Don’t expect perfection, but outside noise bleeding in is minimal at best with loud outside sounds. Overall sound quality and volume with every device I’ve paired them too (Dell XPS, Samsung S20+, HP Probook) is fantastic.

All in all, 0 regrets and I’m super happy with these!!.

I’ve used multiple earphones trying to find a set that would work well for music, podcasts, and (most importantly) gaming, and this is the only set I’ve found so far that handles all three perfectly.

The build construction is top notch with both the buds and the case, although some small issues I have with the case is that the top opens up a bit too easily, the hinge doesn’t feel all that sturdy, and the buds themselves are a little hard to get out of the case (although my ham hands probably don’t help matters much there either).

The buds themselves are just about perfect – the controls are sharp and intuitive, and the ANC and “Ambient” modes are pretty great. I’ve seen other sets with slightly more focused ANC, but the Ambient mode is probably the slickest implementation I’ve seen.

Conversations from people around me are amplified quite nicely, to the point that I can hear folks slightly better with the earbuds in than I can with them taken out (maybe not a good sign of my hearing these days).

The Ambient mode suffers a bit outdoors, where it gets easily overwhelmed with wind sounds, but the controls make it easy to switch between modes, plus you can control the modes via the companion phone app if you prefer.

The low latency on these is excellent – Razer did some kind of hocus pocus to make these things super responsive to game audio, and the latency is *really* hard to detect (60ms response time is nearly impossible to discern from instantaneous, at least to me).

So far it seems to work with every system I’ve tried it on, and that is miles ahead of almost any other competing product I’ve used. The audio quality is very rich, and the bass levels are particularly appreciated.

These are THX certified and sound fantastic, although I am admittedly not a super picky audiophile. For the vast majority of users I’d say these will be more than enough to satisfy, and for gamers especially I’d say these are well worth the money.

Nice earphones, they are loud if you turn it up, goes well with Nintendo switch color. I really like them as far as I know no problems. You can remove the mic it’s detachable if you don’t feel like talking to people, or you just want to watch some Hulu.

To me it’s worth $16 dollars. Recommended purchase.

Good value

Great earbuds. Work well for traveling. Officially licensed.

If I could give 3. 5 stars I would, I wanted to wait until I have throughly tested them to give my impressions. After about a month of continuous daily use I can say on a full charge no matter the mode the battery life is sad at 3.

5-4 hours of non stop use. Of course that may be due to having two drivers in them. These headphones are high quality don’t get me wrong, used for music as well as games however certain genres/ more bass oriented music is where they shine.

There is good separation in sound so you do hear highs and lows quite well. I see myself using my wired over the ear headset for games still but these Bluetooth headphones are comfortable to wear while working or doing whatever.

The touch controls are finicky at times and have to almost briefly pause when either switching mode type or changing. Pausing music is a single tap and sometimes the result if you wanted to change songs or mode type, controlling the volume I am not too successful at with the touch controls at all.

The case is lovely and does boast more battery life for when they do die after 3. 5 hours of use. Though the chain little rubber grommet used to attach chain to base should be reinforced as it is made of weak rubber and after the case had been pulled a bit during a hug the zinc alloy case decided to fall on my toe failing at the little rubber grommet.

(I thought I broke my toe but it only bruised meaning it holds up to wear and tear and is very durable) the case has also been scratched up but no damage to either the charging mechanism or earbuds when in there.

Even though these are not noise canceling since they do have a good seal in your ear they are like earplugs with music meaning you can tune out most the world when you are listening to your music, podcasts, games and whatnot.

Even though it does sport a mic, I have been told during phone calls I sound quiet or far away. I have not tried to record videos so I can’t vouch for the mic quality other than second hand knowledge from others.

The Bluetooth range is quite impressive. Around the house you don’t have to worry too much about disconnecting unless you are multiple rooms/ levels away. At work I can leave my phone in my toolbox and wander around the shop with them still playing, answering phone calls is easy as well with the single touch.

Some background info: I tested the Sirius Pro + TWS on two different PCs (basic Dell work laptop and an MSI gaming rig), a Google Pixel 5, and an iPhone 11. All of the comments below apply to all the systems on which I tested the headphones.

Like the title says, the sounds quality is excellent and the build quality is good. Case is heavy-duty and charges pretty quickly. Headphones look nice and fit well in the ears (make sure you pick the correct silicone ear piece, it made a world of difference when I switched up to the largest size).

However, there are some flaws, the biggest of which is that the microphone is weak and there is usually a lot of background noise when speaking. If you’re planning to use these extensively for phone calls or voice chat while gaming, you might find that you have to speak VERY loud for people to hear you loud-and-clear.

Rotating the ear buds in your ears, so that the mic isn’t covered by your ear lobe, does help somewhat, but you still have to significantly project your voice. Whispering in any capacity is an absolute no-go, the mic barely picks up your voice and it sounds muffled to the other user.

The “Environmental Noise Cancelling” mentioned above only seems to work when you speak very loud, otherwise it registers your voice as “background noise” and it gets cut out. The other, more-minor issues, is that the smooth earbud housing can be tough to get removed from the case.

Twisting while pulling usually does the trick but it would be better if the outer housing was textured. I will likely add a little rubber-grip sticky tape to the outside to make it easier. The touch sensing on the ear buds can also be a bit finicky.

Trying to tap once to stop a call will result in your music coming back online, even if you didn’t mean to turn music on. This can probably be alleviated with some practice, but out of the box it was tricky trying to figure out how to properly use the controls, it’s not exactly intuitive.

Would love to see some software that you could use to program the touch controls to perform specific actions. I typically don’t want music to play immediately upon hanging up a phone call, but with the way the touch controls currently work, that’s what seems to happen.

Might be “user error” on my part, but it is definitely a thing that happens frequently. Would also be nice to have external software so you could do firmware updates if necessary. Overall, as a set of Bluetooth headphones, they’re great.

But as a headset that is used to voice calls and two-way communication, it’s only average. Also, PS5 doesn’t accept Bluetooth audio accessories, so I’ll likely just stick to my gaming headset for actual gaming, and use these for my phone and PC.

Will update this review as I use the headphones more and see if I can figure out fixes for the microphone sound quality issues.

The design is sick af anytime I pull these out at work everyone compliments them and says it’s the coolest earbuds they have ever seen and I agree. The case is heavy duty all metal which I love. the color dosent scratch off easily like other brands I’m super happy with the exterior! Also the packging/casing they come in is just as cool however.

the sound is not the best quality it is loud tho just not the best quality clear cut sound like I’ve herd from galaxy, apple and beats products. they fit in my ears good enough but i do have to adjust them alot when moving so probably not the best to jog with.

My last and only complaint is battery life is pretty short I have to charge it everyday after about 2 hours of use cause it says ” low battery ” however I haven’t tested how long it can go before fully shutting off as I charge it every time it says ” low battery ” cause I need them for work.

The side touch is super responsive. I can travel a long distance away from my phone and the Bluetooth stays connected. The magnet in the case is very strong I can put the earbuds in backwards and the magnet instantly twist and lock them in the correct charging position.

Altogether the sick design is what really has me in love with these earbuds! I hope you keep the design but upgrade the sound quality and batery life. I would drop some serious cash on these agin if they sound better in the future.

I’m a happy customer and I don’t regret buying these I look forward to future products.

I purchased the Klim Fusion Earbuds with Mic Audio Long-Lasting Wired Ear buds in March of 2020. As of July 2020 there has developed a defect with the plug. There is a noticeable “crackling” sound when plugging the ear buds into a device.

This crackling creates distortion that causes Android Bixby to inadvertently activate. I’ve also noticed that this defect is apparently causing phone calls to drop. The sound quality of the ear buds seems average to above average.

However, to be called “Long-Lasting” seems ironic for these KLIM earbuds. I have contacted KLIM to see if I can obtain a warranty replacement. Perhaps my particular ear buds were defective and I will have a completely different experience with a replacement pair.

Until then, I cannot recommend this product.

These are the best corded earbuds I’ve ever tried. This pair is a gift for a friend, I love mine so much I bought her a pair. I find the cord a little to long, but otherwise, I love these.

I haven’t had the earphones that long so I don’t know if they do last a long time but I do know that at the moment I am very happy with this product, the ear buds are super comfy, the sound is very isolated and the sound quality is really good.

I was very pleased with the packaging, my product also came 3 days earlier then the expectation date.

Having used open-backed headphones and atmos speaker setups in the past, I was apprehensive about what an IEM could achieve in terms of soundstage. After using these, I was thoroughly impressed. My primary use is for VR gaming, and for this they are perfect, providing accurate positional information and solid external sound isolation.

In terms of low-end, their bass response is respectable, and whilst they didn’t give the same extensive rumble as I was used to from larger over-ear headphones, their low-frequency output is very clean and precise.

Where they really excel is in the upper registry of sounds, something which is clearly heard in the realistic presence of footsteps and dialogue in games. The fact that their frequency response is so ‘flat’ also means that their sound produced little to no fatigue for me, even at higher volumes.

Something which is important to consider for those who prefer longer gaming sessions. Although music isn’t necessarily their intended use, I found them perfectly enjoyable in this use case. Sharp transients such as string plucks and higher registry information come through beautifully, and where demanded by the track, their low-end output remains satisfying.

The only negative I would mention regarding these IEMs is their shape. The polygonal design meant that the edge of the unit sat uncomfortably against my outer ear, but this may be due to my inexperience with wearing IEMs and/or the shape of my ears, so your experience may vary.

Regardless, it didn’t really detract from my experience until a couple hours into a session. In summary, these IEMs provide great positional audio for VR and games, with a transparent, authentic reproduction of the whole frequency range.

For those on the fence about a pair of IEMs for VR, I definitely recommend these. As a side note, the delivery from ATA was fast and the package was more than adequately secured/padded.

Probably this review is not for audiophiles, because I’m not one, neither I know of their expectations and experiences. Well, this is not even a proper review too : I would just elaborate my experience here, might help people like us : Recently (around 2 months now) collected two other cheap items : CCA C4 & CCA C10PRO : C4 seems to blust inside my head which got a little better with C10 pro with a better soundstage : bass representation got better too.

But the overall sound is not quite pleasing to my taste : something was missing, or may be the sound is too much sparkly : lacking naturalness. And my craving for wider soundstage made me keep searching while listening to mainly C10pro and occasionally going back to my very old Bose AE2 ( a pair of over the ear headphones) when I’m tired of c10pro’s sound.

I’m mostly watching web series or movies, generally in HQ ( sound-wise too !) and occasionally some older collection of. flac etc audio files. Apart from extended duration of usages of the above mentioned iems and headphones I used a pair of stock earphones that came with my 2005 edition of Sony Walkman, a tiny creative earphones and two OnePlus Bluetooth wireless2 neckbands : till all 4 of them died on me.

And now I found this little piece of gem : FINAL VR 3000 and my search for earphones and headphones ends here. If I need to buy another one for some reason I would certainly buy VR 3000 again, and again haha! If Final keep making them available in market.

That’s it. Oh! Very rarely I reach out for an external DAC when I use this VR3000 and I use only this now : all the time! For every kind of audio resources. “Gracias” -from my ears !.

I read the rest of the reviews here at HPZ, many of them saying it is too flat, and I agree. But the flatness brings a wonderful surprise, it scales like anything and half with a better source! I tried it with my ifi zen dac, sound was meh.

Tried with the newly acquired (on sale) A&K XB10, sound was ok. Then tried with my old fiio X5 iii, which is sonically extremely capable, though getting too long in tooth software side. With X5 iii the ifi sings like a proper well matched hifi! Immense soundstage, wonderful voices and instruments, transition from silence to music gives me goosebumps.

In a nutshell, pair it with a source three times the cost and it’s a thing of beauty. cable can not be detached, at least i couldn’t take it off, sad about it.

These are the single worst pair of earphones I have owned. The sound is decent, though i feel like the volume peak is lower than any other product I have used. It is all downhill from there. My biggest issue, the low battery alerts.

I finally reached my breaking point after a little under a month and maybe 15 uses of these earbuds. The battery is currently at 40% and I keep getting “Low Battery” notifications. JLabs apparently thought it was a good idea to cut out whatever you are listening to to let you know that your battery is low (recall this is at 40% percent) every 10 seconds.

It is annoying, you can’t listen to anything without it cutting in and interrupting. This basically means that the true battery life is only 50-60% of full charge since the alerts makes them unusable.

I’ve tried looking for an option to turn off such notifications, haven’t had any luck. Another issue is the sound latency when connected to my phone. There is like a second delay between what is on the screen and what I am hearing, never had this issue with any other product.

Lastly, i am not sure that the mic even works, i have tried it on multiple different devices. No one has been able to hear me clearly when I use these. These are not worth a buy, save yourself the headache.

In comparison to the product page, all of the features are on point: long talk time; quick recharge; good range away from my phone (accidentally tested, but was pleased at the unintentional test); good clarity with sound during calls and listening to audio; clarity of the microphone picking me up during calls, has been a big plus; the earbuds stay in really well, and the packaging comes with extra sizes, for different fits / comfort — the magnets with the buds keeps them from separating, then flying all over the place, which is nice.

The IP66 rating is the only thing I generally avoid testing, so I don’t have any input on it. Otherwise, the quality, for the price, has exceeded my expectations. The warranty, is also nice too, if something happens.

Having the potential option of turning in older accessories, with the recycle program, being a huge plus, is originally what had led me to browse for products, since I truly just wanted to have a brand that I could stick with, that had good stuff, at reasonable prices.

While not what I had hoped for, these are still quality earbuds. I own a pair of the fitness buds, and I’d say the sound quality is slightly better. Although the controls on the fitness buds seem a bit more intuitive, these are still great! The main reason I purchased these was because I was looking for an alternative bit of hearing tech for pc gaming.

Given the good experience with my other buds, I figured I’d give these a try. In terms of contextual comparison, I wear Wireless Logitech G935s when gaming; and the testing programs were Halo Infinite, Fortnite, and Discord.

When using on Halo, the earbuds could not function on the better of the two available options in Windows (Stereo, over “hands-free AG”). The stereo would cut out once getting past the main menu: leaving me with a bass heavy, dull-sounding environment when switching sound profiles in Windows.

On Fortnite, the Stereo lasted a bit longer, though choppy with some semblance of directional hearing, and not perfect, it was functional. Discord gave no problems and came through relatively clearly.

However, the buds could not seem to process more than one source of sound. Granted, at the core of all of this, I probably expected too much capability out of a set of earbuds, especially trying to compare them to a full-on gaming headset.

But I had hope since the model is termed “The Gaming Earbuds”. That being the case, I can only conclude that these are meant more exclusively for mobile gaming. If that is the case, then these most certainly fit the bill.

So I’m not gonna leave a poor rating based on my specific expectations for earbuds comparable to a headset when they aren’t meant for that. Also, the purple is freakin’ awesome. Sooooo. still keeping them.

If Raycon releases a set of Earbuds or headphones comparable to Logitech for my purposes, then I’ll be lining up to buy a set to replace mine immediately (preferably in purple again). Until then, just be aware that if you’re looking for a set for anything more than mobile gaming, you probably will be disappointed.

When within the bounds of proper intended use, these are certainly excellent tech while also looking absolutely gorgeous.

These headphones may be the best in ear headphones I think I’ve ever owned. The headphone build quality looks and feels great, well above average I’d say. The fact that they come with 5 different size earpieces means that I can select the exact size I need for my ear, which never seems to happen with other headphones I’ve had in the past.

These headphones do not loosen up in my ear, they do not get uncomfortable after hours of use, they’re really good. The sound quality is great, and I appreciate that you can control the volume from either headphone (in case you just have one in at the time).

When you adjust the volume, it is great to be able to pick an exact volume via the headphones, instead of like with other headphones I’ve had where the adjustment on the headphones is too much up or down, so you need to get your phone and do it from there.

I have yet to actually drain the battery on the headphones too, so I can’t say if they actually last for the time they’re rated for, that said, I’ve used them for 5 hours at one point and they never died on me.

The charging pod/case also works and looks great. These headphones also pair to my phone faster than any others I’ve used, plus it’s pretty cool to hear the audible “Raycon” when they power up, it reminds me of the old Sega startup Startup sound.

Overall, I’d say these are a great pair of headphones, there’s a good chance I’ll be sticking with this brand for a while now too.

Initially I wanted the Everydays since they’re pretty popular, but noticed these were listed. Tried looking up reviews for a while and found nothing so I assume(d) these are relatively new. The warranty/return policy gave me confidence to go for, though I wasn’t really worried.

Here’s how they turned out. The box upon opening is very neat and quite the eye-candy with the magnet-panel flap. The casing and earbuds are smooth to touch and very lightweight. Immediately put it on the charger to give it the best start.

Took about an hour to fully charge. LED lights are nice and can be turned off if you don’t like it. The instruction manual is a must! I had no idea how many commands you could have with no buttons ****.

So if you’re not familiar with the raycon touch mechanics, I’d recommend the manual. The touching itself is a little sensitive and you have to make sure you don’t tap too hard (those who’ve used a stethoscope will understand).

Now the meat and ‘taters! First off, sorry to console gamers, as I was unable to test it on there so I can’t really say much on that (assuming it was possible to begin with). Most of my time with these were with my own iphone and laptop.

The earbuds are fairly large but fit really well if you have/find the right size fit. Sound is nice and crisp as most would expect so no need to worry in that area. The Hypersync feature is pretty cool.

It feels like calibrating your guitar in Guitar Hero. If ya know, ya know. Its quite difficult to measure effectiveness though as I’m sure it would vary from person to person (ping) during online matches.

Regardless, it’s still a cool feature. The mic is pretty nice. I wasn’t sure what I was expecting but it sounds very clear and hasn’t cut out or caused any problems as of this date. The bluetooth was ready to pair as soon as I removed the earbuds so it was very quick to connect.

They will disconnect if you store them, but will reconnect to the last device when removed from the case. I can’t really think of anything else to add, but they’re very good quality for the current price and I hope this review can give everyone an idea about these.

TLDR; Pros: – Great sound quality – Clear mic – Can be used for gaming or music – Solid battery life Cons: – Sensitive touch command (slightly) – Buds may loosen out with facial movements WOULD RECOMMEND!.

The JLab Play Wireless Gaming Earbuds are lightweight, and I hardly know I’m wearing it around my neck. It comes with an auxiliary audio cable, USB micro charging cable, three different earbud sizes, and a travel bag.

I like that it announces the battery level when you power it on. Connecting it to my phone via Bluetooth 5. 0 was easy. The three control buttons are multi-functional. Power/Pause/Answer, Volume Up/Down and Track Forward/Back.

It also has a separate mute switch for the microphone. The sound quality of the earbuds work well for mid-range vocals and high frequencies but are lacking in the low end. The bass is there but not very loud.

You really have to push the buds into your ear canal to hear the bass. I also switched to the smallest earbud size. The best way I was able to hear more bass out of them was to use the supplied aux cable to hook directly to my phone, rather than using the Bluetooth connection.

The aux cable has a volume control wheel that is too sudden. I barely roll it and the volume changes dramatically. The battery life great and is more than adequate for my daily usage. The JLab Play Wireless Gaming Earbuds are good for anyone that wants straight-forward operation and lightweight portability.

I absolutely love anything gaming related so when I had the chance to try these out I was super excited! A lot of times I play late at night so I really have to keep the volume down because everyone is asleep.

That means I sometimes miss out on hearing the sound effects or other activity that’s going on in the game. These headphones now allow me to turn up the volume and not disturb anyone else. What’s even better is that I can easily communicate with teammates via audio vs having to message.

makes things so much easier. I was able to hit the ground running using these, super easy to start using them. They’re light weight and I find them pretty comfortable to wear, even for extended periods of time.

These would be a great addition to anyone’s gaming collection.

Just got this on Boxing day and I love it! It’s like AirPods but better! Really comfortable and easy to use and connect. I love how the app lets you customise the earbuds, you can change the lights to breathing or static and change the brightness, change the tapping commands and have a fun play with the equaliser.

Only downside is just commands on the earbuds, some of the tapping features are getting mixed up with the commands for example, double tap to skip, instead it might just pause. Overall still a good earbud, it’s worth the price and it even has lights hahah! I recommend this two people who aren’t fans of the expensive ones that don’t have much features and for people who are into gaming and listening to music on their phone, tablet/ipad and PC.

I was really excited for the item, but sadly it is a fake. I checked with Razer and compared them to a genuine pair. The quality is lower then the original – charging case is flimsy and the LEDs/sounds don’t match up.

The serial number was confirmed to be fake as well and unable to be register with Razer. Overall very sad and disappointed and will be returning the item.

At 1st was skeptical about these being aftermarket, and I didn’t like fit from the other brands out there with in ears, I love apple but having Samsung work phone needed ear buds, so bit the bullet and got the razors, have to say from a apple ear bud lover these are better, even though alot cheaper, the fit awesome, great sound quick connections use on any B/tooth no sweat.

Only thing razor app doesn’t like connecting with Android, so dont need the app. Other wise high recommended and A++.

They work well considering the price is really inexpensive. The sound is good, the battery lasts a long time, I would recommend if you want a decent pair of ear buds and don’t want to spend much.

I use them at my way to work every day. Sound quality is good enough for calls and casual music listening. Not audiophile quality but good.

Easy matching with phone. Great fit. real clear sound and the.Charging case is great as well. Long battery duration is a plus

So it was a decent price but for my personal comfort, these ear headphones are not the best. The cable felt kinda short for how I wanted and planned to use it – with my laptop. The earbuds hurt my ear after like 8-10 minutes of wearing them, might just be my ear shape so that’s just my experience.

I like the color, the sound quality, the price like I already mentioned, and the ease of setup and use otherwise.

They fit me well, but the best thing about these is the volume. They are somehow a little louder than all my other ear buds. Or maybe the sound quality is just that much better that I catch more nuance.

(I have never been a big fan of the “bass boosters”. I like all the frequency bands to be well represented. ) I have many varieties of Sony and other brands, so that’s what I compare them to. I use them in bed and they stay in place rather well as I roll around.

Also, they last a long time. These are not my first pair, and likely not my last.

I absolutely love these headphones!! They last normally over 8 months to a year for me,when most headphones have a max life of 6 months for me. They’re extremely comfortable and they’re loud,without being screechy or having bad quality.

The buds (When it’s the version with the ear buds) don’t hurt my ears and are very comfortable. They used to be at my local Wal-Mart,but now I can’t find them there anymore,so I get them from Amazon.

There’s nothing I like better after a stressful day than putting these headphones in and jamming to whatever music I want to,or watching a video on YouTube or listening to a language course online. I can listen to them as loudly or as softly as I want,without disturbing any of my family members,and these headphones work very well for cancelling out most noise.

I can’t describe how many times using them have helped me calm down and have saved my sanity on a rough day. I mean,who doesn’t love having a pair of great headphones,especially ones that don’t even cost fifteen dollars?? I can’t recommend these enough,they’re the only headphones I can genuinely say that I love to death.

I definitely recommend picking a pair up,or ordering a pair if you can’t find them in stores. I also believe Wal-Mart has them online in some areas still.

I have purchased more expensive headsets thinking I could get better sound quality. Save your money and buy these. The directional sound is very accurate. The bass is deep without distortion, mids are balanced and the highs are crisp.

Make sure to download the driver’s and tune it to your personal liking. Adjusting the equalizer is must to get the best sound quality out of these. Enable the 7. 1 and X surround settings. I play Hunt Showdown on PC.

The game heavily relies on directional sound to be successful in the game. This headset exceeded over more expensive headsets. The voice modulator settings are fun as well.

I am truly impressed with these. They feel great, sound great, and check all of my boxes. I love the USB option for both sound in and mic out on one plug, but it also allows you to use 3. 5m. Great options! They feel great, sound great and everyone on discord says I sound crystal clear during gameplay.

They are durable enough. They are not destruction proof, but not cheap feeling either. I am always in disbelief at what this company churns out for the price.

since purchasing this headset i have used it daily and have it on for roughly 12-15 hours/day and tbh, those pads are so soft that sometimes i forget i’m wearing them. i’ve owned enough headsets in the past to be familiar with the ‘earache’ that happens after prolonged use.

not these. the sound quality is very good but the bass is a little on the low end. you might be able to fix that if it’s important to you thru the settings on your audio. and i tested the 7. 1 surround sound on youtube and it was amazing.

the only gripe i have is with the microphone. it’s detachable which is fine but does not swivel out of the way and mute like some others. would have bee a nice feature but not enough to dissuade me. and i also didn’t realize that the microphone must be lined up properly when you plug it in or it won’t work.

it never said anything in the manual and i ended up figuring it out when i physically examined the mic and how it plugs in. just an fyi. highly recommend it if you don’t want to spend alot of money but still want good quality.

I bought these headphones for one specific reason. how about these headphones for the low latency that I need when I’m traveling to college. As a gamer on the go and returning from the pandemic I noticed that when I was last at campus I could not find a set of bluetooth headphones that would work with low latency and often had a delay so I chose to buy these headphones because of their advertised low latency.

So far the low latency does work as intended which makes these headphones good for that intended purpose. Square Reader could definitely improve though is on the feeling of the case the feeling of the case feels very cheap and looks like an apple knock-off which isn’t necessarily bad because it’s a good design but the materials feel very cheap on the case and this is probably inspired me to go and get a case for those very soon.

The headphones were very good when I’ve been on business calls or calls with my colleagues. They have praised the microphones to be better than any other Bluetooth headphones. I’ve had the sound really good and I feel like I’m hearing instruments that I would not traditionally hear on things like my Samsung buds.

Surf or Sound quality it’s quite good and 4 microphone quality is quite good. Just the case could really use some work. Honestly the only reason why I am not giving this 5 stars is because when I was first using them they were not ready to go right out of the box when I connected them straight to my laptop there will be cut outs and sometimes the audio would drop in quality and I figured out that this is because they need to be updated.

The only way to do this update is to download the razor audio app on your phone and then proceed to update them through the app but once that’s done they actually sound really good.

These are very good wireless earbuds but they have a couple flaws that I’m going to talk about. Keep in mind that I also have Airpod Pro’s so I’ll be comparing these to them since those are the gold standard for similarly priced wireless earbuds with ANC.

Size is pretty good although they are a little long compared to the airpod pros. They fit my ears well and they come with an assortment of bud sizes as well as materials. You will absolute find the fit you need.

Sound quality: This is where these shine. They sound fantastic and I would say they sound slightly better than the Airpod Pros. You can customize them to sound the way you want as well with the app. ANC is pretty good but I think the Airpods take the cake there but they do the job for sure.

Case: This is one of the big let downs. The size of the case is bigger than the Airpods pro but they are also lighter which gives it a bit of a cheaper feeling. Another annoyance is the airpod pros have this little groove above each airpod that makes taking them out of the case super easy.

Razer has no such thing. It’s really annoying to get these out especially because they are magnetic so you can’t get a good grip on each bud to take them out. You have to grab them awkwardly and sometimes they fall out since you’re trying to pry them out.

Small yet annoying. NO RGB BRUH? I mean it’s Razer so it should have RGB like the base 2021 version but whatever, not a big deal to me. App. The app is pretty good. You can customize all the touch controls and it functions just as it should.

Lastly another big annoyance is you have to disconnect them with each device you want to use it on since it has no smart feature that automatically connects to the one you’re currently using. So if I have it paired to my Laptop and Phone and want to use them on my Phone I have to go into the Laptops bluetooth settings and disconnect it before it will work on my phone.

Ear loop fits very well, nice and light- not too bulky. Capable of having only left ear in and right ear free which I prefer. Recipients report that my voice is wonderfully clear and dulcet. Definitely recommend.

Bought these to replace my astro a10s because they were just to big and clunky and were causing me pain, these are 1million times better, sound quality it incredible in both games, movies and music. Only complaint is that they feel a bit cheap and that due to their design the in ear plastic can get a bit uncomfortable and scratchy after a few hours of use.

I bought these to replace a more expensive gaming set as just a temporary solution but I think I’ll stay with them. The sound is okay enough and my comms are apparently very clear. They are portable and don’t get too tangled, plus the microphone boom is detachable.

In general, the headphones are fine, they do what they offer. However, comparing them with the previous models, the materials leave much to be desired. The previous versions used metal (I suppose aluminum) this version, it is already only plastic.

It includes a bag to store them, when the previous model included a rigid case (which protects a lot). They are just fine, I was a bit disappointed by the materials. The sound is good, the clarity is good, the microphone is fine.

This product is mediocre for the price. Audio quality is pretty standard and directional audio in gaming is less than impressive. There’s no in line control which is very disappointing (I thought there was since there’s a giant box hanging off the wire).

The worst part is the very bad static isolation. The wire coming into contact with polyester clothing. A loud scratching sound comes through the earpiece. This makes them unusable for sport activities.

Sound is okayish. The buds have this weird angle which hurts ears easily.