EKSA E1000 USB Gaming Headset for PC - Computer Headphones with Microphone/Mic Noise Cancelling, 7.1 Surround Sound Wired Headset & RGB Light - Gaming Headphones for PS4/PS5 Console Laptop

It’s a good product, it works as it should and is an absolute bargain. The only fault, it picks up other noises in a room when you’re on a call.

First of all the looking of the headphone is amazing.I love the RGB lights.No matter how long you wear it you wont feel any discomfort from its light weight.The best part is the sound quanlity, I didnt expect this great sound from this price range.For music, gaming, movies, it's great for all.

The headphone is great and the mic works, but the sound is bad, and I recommend that you buy it if you are don’t using the mic

this headset is very good for play game， when you ware it， the effect of the music is amazing， and also very comfortable when you ware longtime，not very hard to you head and ear。

The headset is very comfortable with adequate sound quality. For its size its lightweight which is a huge plus. Love the folding mic, makes life easier. Overall calue for money

Good product

Stunning quality of build and sound.A bit tight if you wear glasses

The EKSA gaming headset is comfortable to the ear over long hours of playing time. Noise cancellation and surround sound works fine also. Its made durable materials and has nice color tones. I would recommend to my gaming friends also.

My 6 yr old son uses the headphones and he's had a few in the past. The thing he likes the most is its just one USB connector into the PlayStation and the lights work as well. Previous ones have been AUX cable and he's had a powerbank by the side of him to plug in for the lights. So he's super happy that he doesn't have to mess about with all that, it's one cable and done.More importantly is that the sound is very good and he can't hear much apart from the game. They've got great padding and fully adjustable to all sizes, his Dad uses them occasionally also. I would recommend these gaming headphones.I exchanged some messages with the seller and they were very helpful and giving me advice on which ones to get and why they would suit my sons type of gaming. Its nice to have a personalised experience with someone who knows their stuff.

It' really quite nice. Has multi coloured RGB around the ear cups so goes Mickey if you have an RGB PC. I have RGB everything so this was a must for me.I am a qualified sound engineer so I think I am qualified to give an option on the sound. All frequency bands are well represented, enough for games and you can turn them up quite loud without distortion. Shows up in Windows as a USB audio output without the need to install anything.To really complete the look get an RGB headphone stand too you won't regret it.

I ordered this headset and honestly wasn't expecting anything so close as seen in pictures.First of all - the packaging is really nice. It also came with a black quality pouch to store headset in. Although practically I will not be storing it, it was a nice gesture. It left with a bit of luxury feel.The headset itself is a USB headset! That means that for PS4 it will need to go directly into the console. Having said so, the connecting wire is quite long and looks very sturdy.The look of the headset is very stylish. When connected it light up in colourful lights and is real eye candy.The microphone and sound quality is just great. This is a real treat for a gamer.

So, I needed a gaming headset. Me being me, I did extensive research, having set a maximum budget of £150, and several worthy contenders were identified. Sadly, all of them had one issue or another so I ummmed and ahhhhed and couldn't make my mind up, all the while still having a need for a gaming headset. So eventually I thought "stuff it, I'll buy a cheap one while I make my mind up - maybe actually having one will give me an insight into what's most important in a gaming headset", and so I lined up a bunch of cheap ones, read the reviews, worked out what I needed, and took the plunge ... a "lightning deal" from Amazon sealed the deal.For anyone who loves to make "unboxing" videos, this is not the headset for you ... yes it comes in a sturdy cardboard box but when you open it up there's just a pair of headphone and its cable and that's pretty much that. I confess that I haven't worked out yet how to get it to do 7.1 surround as it doesn't seem to be recognised as a 7.1 device by any of the games I play regularly, but that apart it's an absolutely superb bit of kit. I tend to think that, generally, you get what you pay for, but these things are an exception. So, by topic area:Comfort: Absolutely brilliant, could not be better. Over-ear design, padded top strap, adjustable strap = comfy as you like. Actually reminded me of my old, much loved, Sennheiser HD580 Precision headphones, and that's high praise. Prolonged wear times will lead to a little "warm ear" but otherwise they're awesome, and for the price that's hugely impressive. Also they're plastic/vinyl/pleather rather than fabric, so if you do have a prolonged sweaty (gaming!) session you can wipe them clean instead of having to wring them out as some fabric ones force you to do.Sound quality (headphones): very, very good. As a pure sound stage my Sennheiser HD580 Precisions are better, but they retailed for £300, back in the day, so for a cheap set to get close is nothing short of remarkable. In-line volume adjustment and mute button also make sound balancing easy.Sound quality (microphone): Similarly impressive: people mention how clear the voice output is (I stream games sessions live on Discord sometimes) and the clarity is excellent, and there's very little background interference, so if there are "noises off" then they won't be picked up, at least not much. On a £80-100 set I'd be impressed but on a £15-20-ish set I'm absolutely amazed.Overall: that rarest of things, a genuine bargain. I've shelved plans to spend £150 as these are, for the moment at least, doing everything a £150 set would do, for a tenth the price. Oh and they look good too, having a quality feel, nice appearance, and quietly funky design. What more do you want? 10/10!

Oh I'm sick of flipping headsets now, I swear my youngest has a vested interest in the sale of them, he breaks them like nobody's business.Anyway onto this one, theu come in a nice box for a change, looks more "gamery" than some I've tried, usb plug and play no messing about (works on my ps4 nicely too) there's a little more weight to them than some, but not heavy or uncomfortable at all, more along the lines of solid build, the noise cancelling must be awesome because my youngest never hears a bloody thing I say when he has these on, and I'm sure he wouldn't ignore me. The 7.1 I'm not convinced is really accurate but it's sound is very impressive with movements discernable from all directionsProbably too much, but 25/30 quid would be the sweet spot, kinda getting into official / turtle beach prices here. But on the whole they are very good (fantastic in re3 remake/doom eternal)