AIBOONDEE Neck Hanging Gaming Headset Noise Cancelling Neckband Design Headphone with Mic for PS4 Xbox One PC (Black)

I had high hopes for these, as I have had similar backhead-band headphones before.However there were a few issues:1) These clearly were only tested on larger people / people with literally big heads. I am 5'4" female and these slide right off - on the smallest setting. They are even lose on my S/O head who is 5'11" (also on the tightest setting).2 ) The ear pieces are tilted inward at the top - so they are tighter closer to the top of the ear. This means when they slide they pull down and hurt the ear. Also peoples faces tend to get narrower (even if slightly) on the way down...so then they should be narrower at the bottom. However the band that goes around your head orients the ear pieces to be tilted the wrong way. If you wear them upside down, they actually fit better on the ear. My S/O also found this to be true.3) The Mic is really quite. I have it turned up full blast, tested this against my other mics on two computers. You have to have it at 100% mic volume on the computer for people to hear you. The mic also practically has to be in your mouth to pic up your voice...Pros:Sound is good though, ear pieces (when tilted right) are comfortable and it mutes outside noise well. But that's the only good things about it. I probably will rip off the band that connects the two ear pieces and put on my own: currently they are not usable.

The headset itself is reasonably comfortable. The earcup has sufficient padding such that wearing it isn't an ordeal. The sound is ok--not amazing, not horrible--and quite reasonable for the headset's price point. For some reason, when I unmute the microphone, the headphone output volume decreases slightly. It's not crippling to the sound, but it is a bit odd.My only real peeve with this headset is that the volume/mic control nub is too close to the headset body. It's too close to adjust with the mic-side hand without doing an awkward t-rex arm maneuver, and too close to see clearly. The nub has a clip which is okay for clipping to the collar area, but really pulls the cable taut to clip it to a chest pocket, which I would prefer. Ideally, I would like another 4 to 6 inches of cord between the headset and that nub, which would resolve all these issues.Overall, it certainly does a sufficient job as a headset, and I prefer the full earcup to the weird little flat ear scrunchers of the typical behind-the-neck chat headsets.

The main reason I purchased the headphones was to wear with my Gear VR head set. This is a great way to get audio out of the head set without having stack headphones on top of the Gear VR head straps. The sound is a bit bass heavy but sounds good for the price. The ear cups are wide and deep enough to fit around my ear. With that said the build quality is what you would expect for a sub $20.00 headphones. It would be nice to see this this design with a more robust expansion mechanism and a hinge between the ear cups and the neck band. The clamping force is fairly high, the headphones don't rest on your neck as much as squeeze your head. But this might be different if you have a smaller head.

I wasn't sure what to make of the behind the neck design but they're actually really comfortable because when they sit on the top they tend to bother me or give me a headache. So I think this design is pretty cool. They also have a great sound cancelling. My son was sitting right next to me and couldn't hear the bass at full volume. Anyway I like them and the price is great too.

I have a big afro-mohawk and found that normal headphones just don't cut it. I needed headphones that didn't mess up my hair and these looked like a great choice.But don't be fooled. These are absolute garbage.1. Sound from the headphones transfers to the mic. This completely negates the benefit of using headphones as opposed to speakers when gaming with friends.2. They break easily. The extending piece is loose from the day you purchase it and, if the headphones are dropped, there's a chance that they'll break. After owning the headphones for less than 3 months, they dropped on a carpeted floor and that piece I suspected would eventually break... broke.3. They are painful. They need to squeeze your head in order to stay on your ears. This results in headaches and behind-the-ear pain that lasts for potentially long periods after usage.Overall, these are the worst headphones I've ever purchased. They feel cheap, they break easily, and the sound from the headphones goes to the microphone!

I was impressed by the sound quality of these, given the price. Of course you don't get the sound quality of a $1000 set, but it is very decent. The mic is retractable and adjustable, which I like. The wire has an extension that you can remove if you don't want to use the mic.These smaller than I expected, though. It is not necessarily a problem, but beware of that. I would give the comfort 3.8/5, which I'd say is pretty good for the price.Also, as I didn't expect, there's no real noise cancellation technology. The caps create a pretty closed environment and that could help cancelling some noise. On the other hand, at high volumes, others can easily hear what you're listening to.

I really wanted to like this headset as I wanted a headset that would go behind my head rather than on top of it. But the headset simply squeezes too much that I get a headache after thirty minutes. It's basically unwearable with glasses, too, due to the squeezing. I tried to stretch it out by leaving it expanded over a long box overnight for several nights, but no matter what I did it would return to the original tight shape. It is simply impossible to make the headset anything other than tight. As such, I can't use it at all, nor would I recommend it to anyone looking for a headset for gaming sessions longer than ten minutes. The sound quality was decent, though the mic quality was mediocre (according to my friends, it sounded as though I had a fan on next to me). I understand it may be tempting due to the cheap price, but you can definitely do better for the same cost. Keep looking.