3.5 MM Gaming Headphone Wired Gaming Earphone Noise Cancelling Stereo Bass E-Sport Earphone with Adjustable Mic for PS4, Xbox One, Laptop, Cellphone, PC (Green)

Almost perfect but the soft rubber ear hooks that help keep them in your ear, slide around the hard plastic sometimes. I got used to putting it back on and still love using them at work, but that part could be better designed.

They fit and work well. I cracked the back off of the ear piece with the mic being a lummox but it glued back together no problem. For the price they're awesome

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Earbuds are never going to have drivers or a mic that approach the quality of a full gaming headset. (The same as gaming headset mics can't touch the quality of a studio mic.) As long as you understand that going in and still want the light weight and form factor of earbuds without much concern for outside noise cancellation, these will not disappoint you. In fact, this is my third set. At this price point, I just keep a pair with all my devices. My only real complaint would be that the packaging seems to have changed with my latest purchase and I was shorted the carrying case and Y cable for use with PC/laptop.

Using these with my VR headset playing DCS World I like them so far sound fine and comfortable

I don't know about anyone else but my first take when i saw this product was like, hey wait,,, that's a boom mic on an ear bud. How's that even work? Is gravity OK with this impertinence? What about other sorts of physics, like as are involved in vigorous shaking of the head or screaming at griefers? Notwithstanding the image in the description of the angry fellow doing just that, i couldn't imagine it working IRL.But it also has a mic inline and this redundancy sealed my purchase decision.I'm happy to report that the physics work fine. Whoever designed these little... ear screws(?)... was a genius IMO. If you follow the admittedly mangled instructions, insert into ear and twist anti-clockwise, they lock into place and everything is cool. Except griefers, who keep griefing. But i can jump around and shout at them and my earbud doesn't fall out.The case and accessories are a nice touch too, even if you leave the cord wrapped around the controller at least you know where all your spare patch cords and ear... cushion thingies... are. Speaking of the latter i really enjoy the gooshy memory-foam ones. Super comfy, and i think they also help with the staying-in-place physics.The mic has been fine. All i ask of a mic anyway is that nobody in the party singles me out for complaint. But in my experience if they do then it's usually owing to a mechanical issue at the jack. It's a thing with Xbox controllers.Sound quality is... meh. I was alternating between ordinary no-name earbuds and Apple ones because i wasnt feeling social for a while there so i didn't need a mic. These don't have the same oomph as even the no-names, even if i turn up the volume. As such they don't produce the same thrill when exploding or shooting griefers. But then regular earbuds don't usually have mics and Apple ones don't play well with Xbox so i can't viciously punk the griefers after i kill them. Which was my point for wanting a mic again because what good is victory without gloating?Bottom line is it's a decent headset, and way less cumbersome than over-the ears ones. I just wish the bangs and booms had more oomph.

I use these to play PC games with my kids using Discord. They work great! Sound in awesome and mic works so much better than the headset I had! And as for noise cancelling: don't walk up next to me and try talking to me... I can't hear you! :)

Took a bit of tweaking to find the right sizing for the cushions and the retainers but eventually got there. Decent sound, and I really like the extender for the cord, but the mic side is a bit heavy so there’s always a sore ear after a bit.