EPOS H3 Hybrid - Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset With Bluetooth - USB-A PC & 3.5mm Console Cable - Dual Microphones - Lightweight - Easy Adjustment - Long Battery Life - Multi-Platform Compatible White

Ok these are brilliant, as they are powered they are also amplified so perfect for people with hearing loss, can work wireless, 3.5mm aux or usb! Only thing to remember is playstation 5 does not allow Bluetooth headsets! This is sonys fault not these headphones.

If u have console try get the normal version the non hybrid because this version u have to charge even if u plug in aux cable in the controller and u have to remember to turn it off or charge will go. Very comfortable for long use. But nevertheless good value for money. Also audio is great

Quality Sennheiser sub brand. Comfy and top tier.

I needed a headset for online gaming. I didn't need anything fancy, just acceptable wireless audio quality. I thought that wasn't too much to ask in 2024. The fact that this headset also supported USB and basic analogue 3.5mm audio connections, in addition to Bluetooth was a bonus. While connected via USB, this is a perfectly good headset. The sound quality is surprisingly good for the price and the build quality is adequate, if you're careful with your possessions. I haven't tried the 3.5mm connection but I'm sure it's fine. The problem comes when you want to use Bluetooth, with the headphones and mic working at the same time for gaming in Windows. In some situations it seems to work fine but most of the time you can only get very low quality, telephone like quality. This seems to be because Windows (or Windows based games) switches the audio to a hand-free telephone type mode. Or in some games, there's no sound in the headphones but the mic works fine. Disabling the mic makes the sound quality in the headphones good in all games but then you can't use the mic to talk to people, which defeats the object of the product. I tried many, many things to resolve this but couldn't consistently get good sound quality in the headphones and the mic working at the same time. A Google search showed many people having the same issues with many different makes of Bluetooth headset. So this isn't an issue with Epos headsets as such, it's a Bluetooth and Windows issue. However, that does make this a fairly pointless product. I'm returning this and getting a Logitech headset that uses their "Lightspeed" wireless technology, rather than Bluetooth. It's more expensive but hopefully it will actually work as a wireless headset, with decent quality.

Amazing sound quality, volume dial on the side, feels nice and comfy, decent microphone quality, has a downloadable software for windows which is easy to understand and use.

Really good sound the clamping force is just right and not to heavy for long gaming sessions. I can’t fault anything with these other than the ear cups are on the small side. The 3d sound of these are a lot better than any of the Logitech and razer headphones I tried and are closer to reverence headphones I use as well. The software is easy to use and setup and the Bluetooth works great with my iPhone and my tv can’t fault it and switches over if I’m gaming on my pc. Highly recommend

The audio and microphone quality are excellent, but the microphone hardware keeps coming loose from the plug. I have to use tape to keep it attached. I’m not sure whether this issue is due to poor quality control or a defect.

The earcup foam is pretty stiff and uncomfortable, the microphone wasn't great according to my friends on playstation and pc via discord and there is a shocking lack of bass compared to many other headsets I've used. Thin, tinny, treble-y sound that means footsteps in gaming for example was near impossible to pin point. Mabe I just had a faulty unit but I've tried lots and lots of headphones and these were some of the worst.